Simon & Patrick 12 string Acoustic Guitar inc Fishman RE Pup

[warwickhunt]

Yet another instrument that I've owned from new and a house move is making me rationalise what I have and use!

I defy anyone to find a 12 string... even a 6 string acoustic that has as nice an action as this guitar; it really is as easy to play as a regular (well set-up) 6 string electric. The guitar has a soundhole pup installed (by Sound Control when I bought it) which is a Fishman 'Rare Earth' model. It is wired direct to the output pin and there are no controls mounted to the guitar so it can be easily removed if desired. It has a few surface scratches and swirls but nothing major or detrimental (I used this in preference to my other instruments when doing productions, parties, buskers etc.). It has an excellent tone and sounds lush in an acoustic setting.

£300

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[warwickhunt]

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[wildman]

Hi, is this still for sale?

Which model/series is it?
How wide is the neck at the nut?
Does it come with hard case?

Cheers, John

[warwickhunt]

It'll likely be an early/first series (didn't know there were more than one). The model is likely printed on the label and I'll check when I get home (it's cedar topped, I know that for sure) along with the nut width.

I used to have a generic hard case BUT not sure if I still have it so it is sold as is.

... Oh and yes it is still for sale!

[warwickhunt]

The model is the 'S&P 12 Cedar' (that's is all that is on the label visible through the soundhole, along with the Canadian manufacture address). 50mm @ the nut and I can't find that case, though I do have a gigbag/cover for it.