Up for sale is a 1966 Gibson B-45 12-String. Introduced in 1961, this was Gibson's first production model 12-string acoustic. This guitar was a staple for the folk and rock scene of the 60's. This one is fully open, has amazing projection, and it jangles in all the best ways. Cosmetically this one has all the vibe that you would expect of an instrument of its age featuring scattered finish checking and a handful of dings. This one shows no signs of cracks or repairs and there is minimal dipping in the top thanks to the trapeze tailpiece. The frets are pretty low and will need to be replaced some time in its future but it still plays really great as it is. Weight: 5lbs. 1oz.

This fine instrument comes to you freshly setup from our in house tech with its original hardshell case.

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