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Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage
Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage

Henry Vaccaro 12-String Acousic Guitar Vintage

$ 125.4

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: A Fixer upper! This guitar is almost 40 years old but looks to still be in great shape for the most part. The bridge is starting to lift unfortunately so that will need to be repaired before trying to bring the strings up to pitch. Also there may be a crack in the neck, but it is hard to tell if that is just a scratch to the finish or not. With a little love and repairs, this guitar can be good as new and be a beautiful vintage addition to your collection! Accompanying photos further illustrate the condition of the guitar.
  • Dexterity: Right-Handed
  • Body Type: Dreadnought
  • Exact Year: 1980's
  • Brand: H. Vaccaro & Co.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Korea, Republic of
  • String Configuration: 12 String
  • Model: M-16/12
  • Series: Vintage
  • Soundboard Style: Flat Top

    Description

    Beautiful Vintage Instrument!
    Needs a bridge reglue and possible neck reinforcement but this nearly 40 year old instrument can be as beautiful as the day it was manufactured with a little work!
    Henry Vaccaro was one of the original investors  in Kramer guitars, back in the late 1970's. He left the company in the early 80's to produce his own "prototype" acoustic guitars. This is one of those guitars.
    Henry built these after he left Kramer to start his own business. These were manufactured for him in Korea, and production did not last very song so there are very few of these prototype guitars in existence.
    Very little is written on them, but they were known to be fairly nice quality.
    A collector or fan of Kramer guitars would no doubt love this for their collection or hold onto it since very few of them remain in circulation.