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Location: Colorado | $225.00 plus actual shipping. I have owned this since about 1977 or 1978. Wide neck, Deep Bowl, acoustic. Someone at one point put a knob and a jack in it - but when I purchased it - no electronics - as this model was originally. Plays and sounds great. Think Dave Mason. Let's keep her in the family. I am old school. You tell me you want it - I get an actual shipping and insurance quote. You send me a check or certified funds - then I send to you. You can PM me or email at marklangston11@gmail.com. No bidding wars - first to commit gets it.
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Location: Colorado | Still available - make me an offer - I am pretty easy. |
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Location: When?? | Another great deal from Mark's Bargain Basement! Wish I was in the market for a 12er and I'd snag this one. Just curious if you see anything residual left inside that indicates the electrification was ever even completed in the first place beyond just the jack and knob. BTW.. that R16 mixer I bought off you is humming right along in interface mode with Adobe Audition installed on a Windows 7 machine.
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Location: Colorado | Nice to hear the R16 works for you - it always did for me - as for the 12er, it looks like an owner before me put the volume knob and the jack in - and based on a little interior staining under the bridge - likely mounted either an old Barcus Berry or Dean Markley pickup - staining is about the size of a nickel underneath....ergo - it was likely putty mounted - nothing but clipped solder wire ends at the knob and jack. |
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Location: Colorado | Okay - one more try here - $125.00 plus actual shipping - or free delivery in Colorado. I would rather it stay with someone here. Just let me know - otherwise - it hits the local and national markets. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | PM sent.
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Location: Colorado | Sale is Pending |
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Location: When?? | OMA... that was almost as good as cashing in a $100 gift card.
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Well, y'know....
I cannot pass-up an outstanding deal. 
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| Congrats to Old Man Arthur, I snoozed and I "loozed". On the other hand, I don't have to explain to my wife why I really, really needed a 12-string.?? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | BCam - 2019-05-21 6:41 PM
...why I really, really needed a 12-string.??
Because everybody needs at least One 12-string. 
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Location: Colorado | Enjoy Arthur |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Just arrived at my house.
Got to meet it's older cousin.
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | Gotta come jam with you again one day OMA. That was fun. And outside your favorite market!! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Dave, I have moved.
I used to live four blocks away from that corner.
Nowadays, I am over the river from there.
I play at a Credit Union ATM kiosk, usually.
But now that the weather is changing, I may be on the search for New places to play.
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Location: NJ | wow!!! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | eglinacres --- "Someone at one point put a knob and a jack in it - but when I purchased it - no electronics"
I have just changed the strings and looked around inside.
It HAD a Soundboard Transducer.
Looking at the wiring, it Used To be battery powered.
The battery connection was broken, hence no electronics.
I pulled all of that stuff out of there.
I put Martin Silk-n-Steel strings on there.
(M200, and these are getting scarce.... no longer in production)
My other 1115 plugs-in (direct-out soundboard transducer) so I will keep this one with the soft strings on it.
It is still quite loud indoors. And Fingerpicking a 12-string is Fun!
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Location: Colorado | Glad it works for you Arthur, it served me well, now it’ll enjoy being yours, but good thing Al I don’t sell guitars and gear for a living, I would go broke |
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Location: Colorado | Sorry it took a bit to get back to you OMA, I am in Omaha prepping for Miss Saigon, we open on the 28th, anyone in town, I am in the pit, 2 Os, 1 Tak, one Guild in the show. Haunt music and score |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | elginacres - 2019-05-25 5:51 PM
I am in Omaha prepping for Miss Saigon
A paying gig?
How Nice.
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Location: Colorado | Scale |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | I can only dream about being good enough to play in a production such as that!! |
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Location: Colorado | Well I am old |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | So am I. But does being old make you less good?? |
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Location: Colorado | Less good - I dunno - Ask my wife! My playing has improved lately - that happens when you practice. |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | Yes there does seem to be a correlation there. But if you are in the pit then you are good!! You don't find newbies or those of questionable talent there!! |
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