2004 Froggy Bottom B12 12-String Natural

DESCRIPTION
For your consideration a 2004 Froggy Bottom B-12 with a Natural finish! This is one mean rhythm machine! Big beautiful sound that reacts brilliantly to the players picking. Very well balanced. Wonderful low end that doesn’t over power but if you dig in it becomes extremely present. Gorgeous multi-color turquoise rosette and back strip. Nice high end with plenty of chime. Truly a phenomenal a instrument ready for a new home!

Specs!

This guitars is all original, in very good condition and comes with its original hard shell case. Good amount of player wear on top by sound hole and arm rest. Two scratches on lower bout.

Chrome Schaller tuners. Rosewood head stock overlay with an Abalone Frog inlay.

Bone nut with a 1-7/8″ width. 25.4″ scale length.

Mahogany neck with a depth of .84″ at the first fret and 1.07″ at 10th fret. Ebony fingerboard with a 17″ radius. Action measures 6/64″ (bass side) and 4/64″ (treble side). 20 medium frets in excellent condition.

All solid wood body, Sitka Spruce top with Mahogany back and sides with a natural gloss finish. Flamed maple binding. Multi-colored turquoise roset and back stripe. Ebony bridge with a bone saddle. Rosewood bridge plate.

Weighs 5 pounds and 9 ounces.

About Froggy Bottom:

Michael Millard got his start wood working at the age of 10, taking an apprenticeship in a boat yard! He would eventually build his first Froggy Bottom in 1970, using the hot pipes in his New York apartment to bend the sides. Through out the decades he continued to develop his technique and hone his skills. He became known for his ability to personalize a guitar for the player, beautiful wood selection, wonderful sound and intricate inlays as well as engraved heels. Currently Froggy Bottom only employs 6 people (including Michael!) and only produce about 75 guitars a year!

DETAILS
Year: 2004

Model: B-12 12-String

Serial: B920

Finish: Natural.

Case: Comes with its original hard shell case.

Weight: 5 pounds and 9 ounces.

Condition: This guitar is in very good condition. Decent amount of player wear on top, especially around the sound hole and arm rest. Two scratches on top lower bout.

Modifications: None.

Comments: This is one mean rhythm machine!