Apollo 12 string guitar.

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 17 Dec 19 - 10:52 AM

Yup I have played Kendall's guitar, and I agree, it was that which made me want one of Nick's masterpieces for myself.

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: Jeri
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 05:34 PM

I agree with both of them. Kendall's is the best-sounding 12-string I ever hear (my experience was hearing Rick Fielding play it), and I was there when you got it. It's a beautiful sounding guitar.

I'd get in touch with Nick. Maybe he's got some connections over there.

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: GUEST,Starship
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 03:41 PM

I agree with EBarnacle.

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: EBarnacle
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 03:33 PM

John, I believe that the value is significantly higher. Take a look at the completed eBay auctions. the question is: Do you simply want it to go to a good home or do you want a fair price?

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 03:25 PM

When I say I can't play it, I mean physically, due to arthritic joints, it plays just fine I don't really know what it's worth, I should think somewhere around £750

Subject: RE: Apollo 12 string guitar.
From: GUEST,Starship
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 03:07 PM

What is it worth in money? A set-up is less than maybe 100 pounds, but if you sell it under that condition then it shouldn't be a game changer.

Subject: Apollo 12 string guitars
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 16 Dec 19 - 09:23 AM

Many of you will know Nick Appolonio, and his hand built guitars.
Several people own his work, Gordon Bok, Kendall Morse, Ken Schatz, etc.
I have one that he made for me 10 years ago, which I can't play any more.
I was wondering which would be the best place to advertise it, as I see no point leaving it hanging around unplayed?
I am UK based, and even more difficult, I am way up in the north of Scotland, so it's not easy to come visit for a try out.
Any suggestions welcomed.