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Comment by Edward Sparks on February 26, 2012 at 5:18pm Yep, mine was wide and flat too, but I liked the spacing between the string sets because, believe it or not, I liked to fingerpick it with metal fingerpicks and a plastic thumbpick. I sold it a long time ago to raise cash to buy an acoustic bass. The Guild jumbo 12 I have now is like it was, but with a curved fingerboard! Mine was an FG260...here is a picture of it and my Guild I now play, and lastly, my Martin D28-12:
my buddy has a Yamaha 12 string (seems like it's a 312 or something like that.) Sounds great, but the fretboard feels as wide as a carrier deck. Still, I love playing it when I can.
Comment by Edward Sparks on February 26, 2012 at 3:38pm I had a 1970's Yamaha 12 string...all solid wood, loved the sound at the time just not the slotted headstock!!! Edward
its a 1986 model. I was looking for a bolder sound than my new Seagull S12 has. I needed to replace the 1968 Yamaha 12 string I've had since I was a kid.
Comment by Edward Sparks on February 26, 2012 at 2:20pm Just found this one line at Elderly, but it is sold!!!
Comment by Edward Sparks on February 26, 2012 at 2:18pm Michael, you are an OFFICIAL MEMBER now! What is a D12-2832??? I have a 1980 D-28-12 string and it is getting a neck reset right now because the previous owner kept it tuned to concert pitch with light gauge strings. When I get it back I plan to string it with lights again but keep it tuned a whole step down. SO, post some pic and info on your new 12 string!!! Thanks, Edward
Comment by Robin June Nakkula on February 26, 2012 at 1:39pm What year is that D12-2832?
nevermind on theJ-12....I picked up a REALLY sweet D12-2832 yesterday. I guess I can "officially" be a member now.
anyone considering selling a J12-15?
I suspect it's a sign that I should spend more time playing my git and less time surfing guitar forums.
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