Very cool vintage Gibson B-25-12N 12-string made in Kalamazoo during the mid-'60s. These guitars have a warm, woody voice with the unmistakable shimmer that only a vintage Gibson 12-string can deliver. The comfortable slope-shoulder body makes it much easier to play than many larger 12-strings while still producing a full, rich sound that's perfect for strumming, folk, Americana, and singer-songwriter styles.

Just cleaned, restrung, and professionally set up here at Japanese Guitar Company. It's playing nicely with comfortable action and a smooth feel up and down the neck.

Overall, this guitar is in very good condition for its age. It shows the expected cosmetic wear from over 60 years of use including light scratches, finish checking, small dings, and general signs of play throughout. There is also a crack in the top extending from the edge of the soundhole, as shown in the photos. The guitar remains structurally solid and is playing well, but this repair/condition issue has been factored into the pricing.

The beautiful natural spruce top has aged to a gorgeous amber color, while the mahogany back and sides display the classic vintage Gibson look. The original tortoise-style pickguard, adjustable bridge, and Kluson Deluxe tuners complete the classic mid-'60s aesthetic.

Includes the original chipboard case.

Case: Chipboard

Scale Length: 24.75“

Nut Width: 2“

Fret Wear: 8/10

Action at 12F (6th): .1“

Action at 12F (1st): .09“

Overall Condition: 7.2/10

Internal Use (Bin) - R2