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USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case

SKU: ZZZ02598
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
  • Gibson USED Gibson 1960s B25-12 Acoustic, Hardshell Case - Used
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Product Description

Vintage 12 String Acoustic guitar featuring a  solid spruce top mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck with rosewood fret board

The Gibson B-25-12 is a vintage 12-string acoustic guitar introduced in 1962 as part of Gibson’s "B series" student-and-entry-level line. Built on a smaller "Grand Concert" or "00" small-body design (sharing its compact dimensions with the 6-string B-25 and earlier LG series), it delivers a uniquely warm, mid-focused chime rather than the boomy roar of a traditional dreadnought 12-string.

Featuring a solid spruce top with solid mahogany back and sides, 1 piece mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard, reverse belly rosewood bridge with a trapeze tailpiece.

This consignment guitar is in good + condition with play wear and lacquer checking throughout - as seen in pictures.
There's a pattern imprint on the back of the neck, close to the nut - as seen in picture. This is not a neck repair but an impression left from something, most likely an old school capo that used elastic fabric.