Fessenden D-12 ~ 9x9 \\\(REDUCED)///

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Fessenden D-12 ~ 9x9 \\\(REDUCED)///

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Fessenden, double-neck, 12 string:
  • Bill Lawrence 712 pickups
    9 Pedals, 9 Knee Levers
    Black!
I am selling this for $2,500 (reduced from $2,700) plus shipping. I would prefer to deliver rather than ship. I can accept PayPal with applicable fees added. I will also entertain reasonable offers. No trades please.
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That's a killer deal for a 12+12 with 9+9. Yowza!
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Is that a Carnival glass collection in the cabinet? Pretty!
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Post by Cameron Parsons »

John,

Good eye! It's Fenton to be specific. I could probably sell that stuff for more than the steel, but I wouldn't want that Fessy to end up in some "mysterious accident"......at the hands of my wife :lol:
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Ha!

I collect a bit of Fenton, too, lovely stuff.

I'll ask b0b if we can start a Fenton section on the Forum.

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So back on topic, sorry I'm not in the market for an extra guitar, this one is right up my alley, Cameron! Just needs another pedal and KL to match my Mullen! :)
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Post by Cameron Parsons »

I really like the double 12 concept. I also like having at least 9x9 on a D-10 or 12. It really opens up the musical possibilities for me.

Hey John: I would really like to see your D-12 copedent. If you could easily email it to me, would you please do so? I appreciate it.
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Cameron, I'll email you a PDF of my extended E9 tuning, it has all the best spices.

I don't play a lot of C6.

My 11 string C6 has no string 1 (used to be an F, though), then a D for string 2, then a G for string 3, then the usual E-C-A-G-E-C-A-F-C. Standard 5 pedals.

LKL is the inverse of pedal 6.
LKV is G's > G# for an augmented.
LKR is A's to A#.
RKL is top and middle C's to C#.
RKR is top C > B.
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Post by Cameron Parsons »

Thanks, John. I appreciate that!
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Post by Jim Smith »

Wow, this guitar is making the rounds. I think this is the third time it's been listed for sale this year. I guess I should have asked for more when I sold it here the first time! :cry:

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Post by Cameron Parsons »

I replaced the pickups in this guitar with BL 712's. It had Wallace TrueTones in it, and the 712's really brought it to life. I also changed the copedent to something very similar to Paul Franklin's. I replaced the tuning nuts with all George L's that will work with a standard 3/16 tuning wrench. This guitar plays great and sounds even better. It made me realize that I need to order a D-12 made specifically for me.

As Mr. Smith said, I am the third owner. I bought it a few months ago and decided I need to sell it to put the money toward a custom-built D-12. I really like the concept and will make the one I have built my primary guitar once it is done. I bought the guitar for $2450 from the second owner as shown here: http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... highlight=. I put some more money into it for the pickups and tuning nuts which is reflected in the price that I set.

IT IS STILL A GREAT DEAL. :D 8) :P
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I'm curious what it weighs in the case.
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Post by Cameron Parsons »

I don't have access to a scale that would serve that purpose. Of course it weighs more than a standard D-10, but I think it is negligible.
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PRICE REDUCED! $2,500 plus shipping! I will also consider reasonable offers. No trades please.
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Hey Cameron:
Just curious... was this guitar ever owned by Buddy Cage ?? Thanks.

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I don't think it was. I think it was built for Jim Smith whom posted above.
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Bump for a great D-12 and a Fenton glass collector...we got a lot in common, Cameron!
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Cameron Parsons wrote:I don't think it was. I think it was built for Jim Smith whom posted above.
That is correct, I was the original owner. I even worked on some of the parts while visiting Jerry.
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Post by Joseph Barcus »

I myself would love to have this guitar but can only have one at a time I guess. this would be great for those Vern Gosdin tunes with the extended E9th. wow think what you could do with the 2 extra strings on the C6th side of things. The action of these guitars are perfect, and also if you need to do a change the finger design makes it so easy to change anything you like that even a cave man can do it.
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Surely there's someone out there that wants to embark on this adventure.
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T-T-T, for what l©©ks like a very desireable item to me!
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love that guitar. but having trouble with thye one i have I am in need of imfo on extended E-9 tuneing and strings and gages. can any one here help me? thanks Steven
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^^ Don't want to lose sight of this good deal! ^^
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I will accept reasonable offers via email or PM. No trades, please.
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