Up for sale is this stunningly beautiful 1969 Stella 12 String in as close to MINT condition as is possible! No joke, it looks almost unplayed, with zero fret wear, no buckle rash, no cracks or repairs, and in jaw-droppingly lovely condition! Known as the twelver used in both the studio and on stage by Kurt Cobain, this old girl is known for her reputation in both tone and playability. In an era dominated by nearly unplayable Guilds, ugly Gibsons, and other 12-strings that left the player with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, the Stella H913 stood out as both one of the best sounding 12s, and, by far, the easiest to play. This guitar is FRESH out of the shop with new strings and a professional setup. This left this pretty old gal playing fantastically with great action, crisp, punchy tone, and sustain that would leave Nigel Tufnel in awe! Boys and girls - this one is ready to play and doesn't need a thing except a new owner!! Make no mistake, too -- the H913 doesn't have a single piece of laminated wood on it. Harmony's choice to use solid birch for the top, back, and sides might not sound like the first choice for a tone wood, but once you play it, you'll understand why. The warmth and woodiness of birch is the perfect compliment to a 12 string's otherwise hair-partingly sharp and overly-jangley tones. The wood mellows it out and gives it a profoundly unique and pleasant sound that is unlike anything currently available! It's priced to sell, so if you don't make an offer or buy it, someone else will! Don't hesitate!
