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Not playing much anymore as arthritis is worsening. So I'm reducing my collection. I put light strings on it but still hurts to play. I had purchased 3 12-Strings and settled on this guitar, my second 12-String was the cheaper Dano and liked it better than the Reverend, but frets needed work. I decided on the 66 (great decision) and had it plekd, resulting in a great guitar(better playing than my Rics from the 80's). Great playing guitar especially for a 12-String. I have a set of Stringjoy 12-String 9's to throw in and a gig bag. Guitar never left my living room. Looks brand new no wear. Paid $1400+ for it see pics of Sweetwater's listing where I purchased it. Danelectro 66-12 Semi-hollow 12-string Electric Guitar Features:

The Return of Danelectro's 1966 12-string Semi-hollow alder body is balanced and resonant C-shaped maple neck fits any playing style Pau ferro fingerboard supplies warmth and snap Vintage-styled single-coil pumps out sweet cleans Double lipstick humbucking pickup has a fat, powerful attack Push/pull pot splits the humbucker for single-coil sparkle Single-bound body and F-hole add creature comforts Vintage-styled die-cast tuners complete the look The Return of Danelectro's 1966 12-string

1. Let us set the stage for you: NASA's Gemini Program is in full swing. Miniskirts are taking America by storm. And all across the globe, jangly rock anthems from the Byrds, the Beatles, and the Hollies are filling the airwaves. At the heart of it all is the 12-string electric guitar. This would be the year the Danelectro 66-12 would burst onto the scenes and the worlds of folk, rock 'n' roll, and psychedelia would be forever changed. Today's Danelectro 66-12 reissue brings the versatile tones and vintage stylings of this pop icon right to your stage and session. Its semi-hollow alder body supplies a warmth, snap, and resonance that'll creep their way into your busiest tracks. And with its full-service pickup complement — an offset neck single-coil and a dual-lipstick bridge humbucker with a push/pull pot to split coils— you've got a banquet of sparkly, syrupy 12-string textures right at your fingertips, with a saccharine clean and a crunchy bite that will shape your parts in exciting ways. And if you're looking for playability, today's 66-12 delivers. Its C-shaped maple neck and pau ferro fingerboard supply comfort and streamline fret access, no matter what your playing style. With its avant-garde styling and far-reaching tonal armament, the Danelectro 66-12 electric guitar from Sweetwater is one 12-string you won't want to pass up.