Aarhus C, Denmark
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Fender’s Coronado family was introduced in 1966 as the company’s first thinline, fully hollow electric, intended to be a competitor to the popular Gibson ES-330 and Epiphone Casino. It was designed by Roger Rossmeisl and kept some Fender DNA, like the bolt-on neck, while using a floating bridge and DeArmond pickups instead of Fender’s usual designs.The Coronado XII arrived in 1967 with the large “hockey-stick” 12-string headstock. Like the rest of the original Coronado line, it is a true hollowbody with no center block, so it has plenty of acoustic resonance, especially with 12 strings.This particular example has a February 1967 neck date and is all original. It has the classic thinline double-cut body with bound f-holes, a large gold pickguard, two DeArmond single-coils, a 3-way toggle, and four knobs. It has lots of playwear, finish checking, and some flaking, but it all looks great and just adds to the overall vibe. The original frets are low, but in good condition. No case. Weight is 3000g.SPECIFICATIONSBody type: Thinline double-cutaway hollowbody with no center blockBody construction: Laminated maple hollowbodyTop features: Twin bound f-holesFinish: SunburstNeck: Bolt-on maple neckFingerboard: Bound rosewood fingerboard with block inlaysFrets: 21Scale length: 25.5″Headstock: Large “hockey-stick” 12-string headstockTuners: 12x Fender “F” tunersPickups: 2x DeArmond single-coil pickupsPickup selector:: 3-way toggle switchControls: 2x volume, 2x toneBridge: Adjustable bridge on wooden base, floating-styleTailpiece: 12-string trapeze tailpiece with Fender “F”Pickguard: Large gold pickguardWeight: 3000g
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