Maton EM425C 12string 2004 Natural

Same model as Jack Johnson, the well known American / Australian who plays an EM425 without cutaway and without the octave G,  albeit with C for cutaway. Apparently Butlers G octave kept breaking and he gave up, and has not used the octave G for many years. We are of the opinion that there may have been something minor wrong with JBs guitar as Maton guitars are certainly not known for irregularities!  The shot is of John Butler playing ‘Oldie’ somewhere on the worlds stage.
  AP5 pickup system.
Queensland Walnut B&S.
Spruce top
Queensland maple neck. 
This one is definitely in  lot better shape than ‘oldie’ but the sound and feel is the same as the legendary 12string used by Butler.  This one was bought from a ‘grey nomad’ returning to Queensland, and the photos are as is - before we’ve given it the ‘once over’, - that’s new strings, batteries, truss rod and frets attended to etc, as we always do.  Original Maton case supplied, also in good order.  Maton make some of the best 12string guitars in the world and this is a great example.