I would be careful buying a used 12 string look it over real good in the bridge area and look down the neck and where the neck joint is. Wlbaye wrote: Nela, I would see what the model # is The Simon&Patrick are pretty good guitars for the money the showcase series are the upper end for their line. As others have mentioned, be sure to give the guitar a thorough looking over. The guitar is most probably a 'Spruce 12' model and if so, is well worth the price quoted. In the last thirty years, Norman's reputation for superb quality and excellent value has grown in a grassroots, word-of-mouth kind of way amongst musicians which has earned Norman guitars the distinction of ‘Canada's guitar'.īuku Psikologi Kepribadian Pdf. I currently have 3 Simon & Patricks and they are wonderful guitars and a fantastic bang for the buck brand. They're slightly shorter scale so they tend to hold up better compared to other 12's due to less tension on the top. Simon & Patrick are (generally) at the upper end of Godins guitar line. They are made by Godin, the same company that builds Norman, Seagull, Art & Lutherie, Le Patrie, etc. That was about 2 yrs ago and I aint goin back anytime soon. I was gonna make an offer on it but instead instead of giving him a lesson in manners I haven't returned. I noodled around on it for about 2 minutes and the pawn shop owner come over and took it out of my hands and said I had played it enough. I was looking at a used 12 string at a local pawn shop and asked the gal if I could look at it. F.Nela, I would see what the model # is The Simon&Patrick are pretty good guitars for the money the showcase series are the upper end for their line. Slotted square and diamond fingerboard inlays The tuners are clipped plate Grover G-97 machines with seamed butterbean buttons. Unlike the 12-fret D-18 guitars, which were mostly made with dark tops, this may be the only 12-fret D-28 with a dark top (Martin didn't always record this piece of information so one or two more may exist). As can be seen from the photos this guitar has a dark top. It stamped on Decemand cleared final inspection on December 21 that year, manufactured and shipped in only 6 days! Three more 12-fret D-28 guitars were ordered on Decembut these wouldn't have been finished until early 1934.Ī total of seventeen 12-fret D-28s were made between 19. Serial number 54950 was ordered by Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. Here is an interesting early 12-fret D-28 that was once owned by Norman Blake.
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