#Eko ranger guitar 12 string full#

The advice i'm giving is, if you see a cool guitar (from unknown brands too), It looks good and it's not too far away, just go see it. I'm even seeing in this thread that some guitars are good, some bad. So actually, a lot of those pedal really differ from one to another. With pedals for example, the just used the parts they had at hand even if the values are a little off. I have discovered that with this old stuff, products really differ from one to another. This particular one is good, but you can't know how another is. I think you can't say these guitars are bad, or good. The lacquer has some cracks in it also, but I don't really mind. I bought it because it was cheap, and I thought it would be a fun project to keep me occupied. Hey all, I just bought a Ranger 12 Eko for ВЈ15, and its in a pretty dire condition. I think I will leave it for a while and later refret the guitar myself (did it once already). Repair/renovation advice for Eko Ranger 12. The frets are really worn and they are comming loose at the sides, but the weird thing is. Get the guaranteed best price on 12 String Acoustic Guitars like the EKO Ranger XII Vintage Reissue 12-String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar at Musicians. Stays in tune well too! It has one problem though, it needs a refret. And it's Really loud actually, and I like the tone. Because the woman who sold it to me didn't play guitar, it was sitting around and just catching dust. Her ant played guitar frequently and it was her favourite. The woman that sold it to me doesn't play guitar. This one I find much more attractive and it has a little story. Made in Italy, Nice size, mahogany back and sides, spruce top and. Dagenham, London Early original EKO studio L steel strung acoustic. Ad posted 24 days ago Save this ad 15 images Eko, vintage studio L guitar. It's the same brand and model, but a different year. Eko ranger 12 string vintage guitar late 1960s early 1970s good condition. In the end, I decided to buy another guitar.

#Eko ranger guitar 12 string full#

Today my 12-string is a Martin J16-12GT - the jumbo body, sitka top and mahogany back and sides give very full bass sound, although I might consider upgrading to a D18-12 one day. I let it go a few years later to partly finance the purchase of my first ES 175D (1958). Globally a good instrument at its price point. took a capo better than most twelve strings I tried.stayed in tune well (very important for 12 string).fairly quiet compared to other 12 string guitars.not a very strong bass response, so had to be corrected in the mix (at least on the rare occasions when we were using mikes).bolt-on neck means no complicated neck reset questions.What I can remember about the guitar is : I paid about ВЈ35 for mine in 1970/71, as opposed to ВЈ90 for a second hand 1961 strat about the same time A very popular 12 string on the UK folk circuit in those days - Gibsons, Guilds and Martins were way out of the price range of us poor folkies. I mostly flat-picked melody and harmony on that guitar, but it was OK for strumming too.

My first folk group around 1970 included two Eko ranger 12s, including the one I played.