Description
Lovies Guitars is Excited to offer up this 1966 Fender Coronado XII Semi-Hollow 12-String Electric Guitar with a Cherry Sunburst Finish! The Coronado line of thinline hollow-body electrics appeared in 1966 and was made in Fender’s acoustic guitar facility on Missile Way in Anaheim, California. Designed to go head to head with Gibson’s 300 series guitars, the Coronado’s were thin double-cutaway models with f-holes, floating bridge/tailpiece assemblies and DeArmond pickups, although they kept distinctive Fender elements such as bolt-on necks and six-on-a-side headstocks. Except for the Coronado XII, that is. Like the Electric XII before it, featured the large “hockey stick” headstock. As interesting and elegant as the Coronado XII was, the electric 12-string trend in popular music was largely over by then, and so the timing of its arrival might seem curious. Fender promotional materials of the late 1960s show Coronado XII models being played by acts such as the Fifth Dimension and Chad & Jeremy, but it seemed as though few others did, and the Coronado XII was gone by the end of 1970. Great Shape for age. Has marks and indents, light hardware tarnish, finish wear and scuffs, 8.5/10. ALL Original. NO Breaks, Cracks or Repairs! All of our guitars are fitted with a fresh set of our favorite strings by Stringjoy! Includes a Hard-Shell Case and a Free Sample of Fret-Not, our favorite fretboard cleaner out there, check it out at fretnot.net!
WEIGHS in at: 6.70 lbs
.879” at the 1st fret
.878” at the 12th fret
Radius: 7.25”
Nut Width: 1 5/8”
Serial: 182599
SKU: 5035
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All guitars are GUARANTEED to arrive in described condition for full refund will be issued. All guitars are fully insured and we will deal with any claims.
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