GUILD JF-30-12 12-String (No. 350-2500/380-2100)
- similar to JF-30, except in 12-string configuration and six-per-side tuners, available in Blonde, Black, Red Trans., and Antique Burst, high gloss finish, case included, mfg. 1987-2003.
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GUILD F-112 STANDARD 12-STRING
No. of Strings
6
Body Type
Hollow
No. of Frets
20
Weight
--
GUILD F-112 STANDARD 12-STRING Price & value
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GUILD F-112 STANDARD 12-STRING Description
- jumbo body based on the F-30 specs, solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, round soundhole, single rosette, tortoiseshell body binding, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, blackface headstock with Chesterfield and logo inlays, six-per-side chrome tuners, rosewood bridge with white pins, tortoise pickguard, available in Natural finish, 15.25 in. body width, 4.5 in. body depth, 25.5 in. scale, mfg. 1968-1982.
The earliest models may not have the Chesterfield headstock inlay. In 1976, the body size changed to 15.375 in. body width and 4.875 in. body depth.
GUILD F-112 STANDARD 12-STRING Specs
Orientation:
Right-Handed
Number Of Strings:
6
String Type:
Steel
Number Of Frets:
20
Fret Size:
--
Tuner Layout:
6 by 6
Nut Style:
Normal
Nut Width(inches):
--
Nut Material:
Bone
Neck Material:
Mahogany
Neck Joint Style:
Set-Neck
Neck Shape:
C-Shape
TailpieceType:
Standard bridge
Fret Board Material:
Rosewood
Fretboard Radius (inches):
--
Fret Board Style:
Scalloped
Inlay Style:
pearl dot inlays
Inlay Material:
Custom Materials
Body Type:
Hollow
Body Shape/Style/Series:
Classic Style
Body Material:
Mahogany
Veneer:
Rosewood
Body Finish:
Antique Natural
Body Color:
Natural
Pick-Guard Material:
Tortoiseshell
Pick Guard Color:
--
Sound Hole Size:
--
Sound Hole Shape:
Round
Year From:
1968
Year To:
1982
Country Of Origin:
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