Vintage 1967 Epiphone 12-String Acoustic Guitar (Made in Japan)

The Wanderkauven Take If you are looking for that authentic "Hotel California" or "Led Zeppelin" acoustic jangle, you can't replicate it with a pedal—you need the real deal. This 1967 Epiphone 12-String is a stunning survivor from the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing.

Unlike modern 12-strings that can sound thin, this vintage dreadnought has had over 50 years to mature. The Spruce top has opened up to produce a massive, articulate projection, while the Rosewood back and sides add a deep, dark low-end that balances the shimmering highs of the octave strings. It features the classic adjustable saddle bridge, a hallmark of this era that allows you to dial in the action to your exact preference—crucial for a comfortable 12-string experience.

Features & Specs

• Year: 1967 (Vintage Made in Japan).

• Body Style: Dreadnought 12-String.

• Top Wood: Spruce (Aged for superior resonance).

• Back & Sides: Rosewood (Beautiful grain patterns).

• Fretboard: Rosewood with Mother-of-Pearl style Block Inlays.

• Bridge: Vintage adjustable height saddle.

• Tuners: Original 6-on-a-plate chrome tuners.

• Condition: Vintage Used (Shows finish checking and honest play wear consistent with a soulful 50+ year old instrument).

Why Buy From Us? 12-string guitars are tricky; neck tension is high. We have inspected this instrument to ensure the bridge is secure, the neck angle is solid, and the action is playable. It’s ready to record or gig right out of the case.