I've never actually seen one of these before - a Kent 12 string with a Gibson style adjustable bridge and stop tailpiece. Very unusual with the Toaster style pickups. Seller says it plays and sounds good and stays in tune with good intonation which, if true, would make it a first for Japanese electric 12 strings from this era. There is a reason why everyone played Ric's back then - they were the only game in town.
I'd be curious to hear about this guitar if anyone checks it out. Check out the hole in the pickguard where it looks like they "forgot" to include a pickup selector switch. LOL.
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Sounds and plays great! Rickenbacker meets Strat. Kent (Japanese) bass
body, Japanese neck, toaster pickups (unknown). All electronics work
peachy, intonation good, stays in tune fine. Low action, easy to play,
straight neck. Put-together lovingly and played. Really a fine
instrument and great price. Single coil sound all the way. Gets jangly.
Each pickup has volume control so you can mix and blend as you wish.
Plus tone control. Many dings and scratches. Mojo city. Super fun
guitar.
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