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 | mojoAworkin | Subject: sundance tw12 f
any info on this model, cant see it listed, its a six string dreadnought, plays well. spruce top, mahogany back and sides.headstock fluted like me wee 73, by the way my 73 has a solid headstock with the t not slotted, i havent seen others like this. finally ang working head,s useing thev 355 copys, do they do the job, better than the epi,s ? | Tue, 19 Jun 2012 20:03:00 |  | Erik Lind | RE: sundance tw12 f
Hi mojoAworkin,
The TW12-F was offered for approx £299, around 6 years ago. It was part of a limited edition range that was only around for 1 year. Here's a pic from the catalogue of the TW12 range:

We produced TW73's with non-slotted headstocks early on in the history of that model, but ended up switching to the slotted version only.
Erik
Tanglewood Guitars - North America
| Tue, 03 Jul 2012 12:56:29 |  | mojoAworkin | RE: sundance tw12 f
many thanks for that, real good wee working guitars, played 3 hours gig , friday night and 2 hours on sat night.
holds tuning well and the fishman allows good volume without sounding bright. I usually use a epi masterbilt with a rare earth humbucker, but the wee 12f is better for control and 95% for tone. I played it directly against the current tw100 and say that the tw1000 has more volume , top and bottom , the we 12f has a better overall working ability, as the pickup and tonal qualities of the instrument are well matched , to max out useability.
i am a complete tanglewood acoustic fan. never tried the electrics , | Tue, 03 Jul 2012 17:32:21 |
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