1967 Guyatone Japan V-12 12-String Violin Semi Hollowbody Guitar (Sunburst)

1967 Guyatone Japan V-12 12-String Violin Semi Hollowbody Guitar (Sunburst)Made in Japan in 1967, the Guyatone V 12 wins the record for the longest headstock known to man. Hollowbody construction with a compact violin shape with a rounded neck profile and 20 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale, 44mm nut width), it weighs just under 3kg's. The original pickups were rewound and sound great and the pots and switches work as they should. Reasonably good cosmetic condition for it's age as pictured and it plays nicely as it

it looks to be an alder body set to a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (22 frets

The frets have some light wear but play smoothly and have plenty of life left

this TE model appears to be a custom-order model that looks like a hybrid between a TE-85T and a TEJ-70 model

the Les Paul Classic-T's strength and clarity really shine when you crank it up

Made in Tokyo by the by Yubi Sound Lab (the Japanese distributor for Seymour Duncan) in the 1980's

a generous medium profile maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard

Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in 1976 (and restored by Deeptone Music in Lewisham in 2022)

it's had a Bigsby

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Rocking Magic II locking tremolo system and a pair of Power Guerrilla rail humbuckers controlled by master volume/tone knobs

Loaded with a genuine Floyd Rose locking tremolo and a pair of aftermarket HS pickups (one rail-style humbucker that appears to be a vintage Seymour Duncan and one unbranded Super Distortion style humbucker) controlled by a master volume knob

it's a maple semi-hollowbody construction with a mahogany neck