Cheap 12 string options?

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  • PALPAL Frets: 539
    12 string guitars can be problematic at the best of times even the expensive ones. My friend had a really nice 
      Rickenbacker 360/12 but got fed up with restringing & tuning and sold it. He now uses a Digitech 12 string pedal.
       You could also use a pitch shifter or chorus. It's not exactly the same but it works.
       I have had an EKO 12 it was just a pain so sold it for about £150.
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  • JJ72JJ72 Frets: 57
    PAL said:
    12 string guitars can be problematic at the best of times even the expensive ones. My friend had a really nice 
      Rickenbacker 360/12 but got fed up with restringing & tuning and sold it. He now uses a Digitech 12 string pedal.
       You could also use a pitch shifter or chorus. It's not exactly the same but it works.
       I have had an EKO 12 it was just a pain so sold it for about £150.
    I'm still presently undecided about getting a cheap Eko or trying out the digitech mosaic. 

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  • I'd look at Vintage brand 12s. 
    They do a Giltrap signature 12 and a Brett one. 
    I had the Brett one for a few years, it was excellent. 

    You may be able to land either for under £300. 
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  • droflufdrofluf Frets: 3704
    I'd look at Vintage brand 12s. 
    They do a Giltrap signature 12 and a Brett one. 
    I had the Brett one for a few years, it was excellent. 

    You may be able to land either for under £300. 
    I’d second that; I’ve got the Paul Brett 12 string and it’s great. It does have a smaller body - around 00 or parlour - though which was what I wanted but may put some people off. 
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