Steve Messenger
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Has anyone played one of these? https://reverb.com/item/56739830-gu...0.kCfn7dhBxSc-edDkss-w7OiWJTPHXQN1xy8AQYhgv3g
D40-12 ...
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It's a G212 by another name. I had a G212 for awhile that couldn't keep up with my D25-12, so I sold it. This one looks to be ambitiously priced, when you can get a D212 or D25-12 (pretty much the same) for half that, or less.
davenumber2
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Not to mention the bridge doctor. Red flag for me.
Pretty sure that's @richardp69 's old guitar.
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Sold - 1971 D 40-12
So, I've sold quite a few instruments over the last few months but have several more to go. I either need to add on to my guitar room or get down to something reasonable and I've chosen the latter. I'll still be looking for select models and likely will never stop but I don't need all that I...
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Yep, and somewhere along the way it lost the $200+ LR Baggs Anthem SL, my personal favorite pickup.Pretty sure that's @richardp69 's old guitar.
Sold - 1971 D 40-12
So, I've sold quite a few instruments over the last few months but have several more to go. I either need to add on to my guitar room or get down to something reasonable and I've chosen the latter. I'll still be looking for select models and likely will never stop but I don't need all that I...
And went WAY up in price. IMO not worth it for the current price, but was certainly worth it when Richard sold it.
GF60
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I bought a used 1974 G-212 about 1982. I got it for the unbelievable price of $300. I loved it and had it for several years. It now resides with one of my nephews and it still sounds good. I wouldn't mind having another, but that one is a bit pricey. Nice 12 strings though.