Off the beaten path NGD - 1966 Guild Starfire XII

[Ursa Minor]

Missed this as well but glad I'm seeing it now. Wow. Handsome is not even the word. Love it.

[Telliot]

Missed this as well but glad I'm seeing it now. Wow. Handsome is not even the word. Love it.

Well I guess I owed you one, seeing as how I'm quite literally only seeing your reply a year after it was written.

If anyone is curious, I'm still completely in love with this guitar. I don't see myself ever getting rid of it.

[SignoftheDragon]

I just have to say again....

What a freaking beautiful guitar. For some reason the harp trapeze tailpiece really does it for me.

A vintage example like this is definitely high on my wish list.

[Ursa Minor]

Missed this as well but glad I'm seeing it now. Wow. Handsome is not even the word. Love it.

Well I guess I owed you one, seeing as how I'm quite literally only seeing your reply a year after it was written.

If anyone is curious, I'm still completely in love with this guitar. I don't see myself ever getting rid of it.

[Telliot]

I just have to say again....

What a freaking beautiful guitar. For some reason the harp trapeze tailpiece really does it for me.

A vintage example like this is definitely high on my wish list.

Honestly, I can’t recommend it enough. It has somehow exceeded my expectations and proved to be much more usable than any other electric 12-string I’ve ever owned. It sounds great and is very comfortable to play, meaning I don’t feel like I’m constantly fighting it and feeling that fatigue. I’ve always wanted a Ric 660/12, but fuck me they’re expensive! I know the wider string spacing and Tom Petty connection keeps their value high -- there are many examples like this in the music gear world -- but I just can't justify spending $3k+ on a 12-string.