c.1970's Aria 12-String Acoustic Guitar Natural

c.1970's Aria 12-String Acoustic Guitar Natural

This Item Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks

In Fair Overall Condition (Please See Photos)

Made In Japan

X-Braced Bound Solid Spruce Top And Bound Rosewood Back And Sides

Finish Shows Playwear Throughout Including Heavy Checking On Top, Marks, Dings And Scratches (As Shown)

Black Floral Single-Ply Pickguard

Pickguard Is Coming Loose In A Few Spots, But Remains Fully Intact (See Photos)

Rosewood "Belly Down" Bridge With Adjustable Saddle 

Trapeze Tailpiece

Back Is Separating From Sides, Currently Appears To Be Stable (As Shown)

Two-Piece Bolt-On Neck With Bound Rosewood Fingerboard 

Frets Are Low, But In Playable Condition 

Plays With Low Action

Replaced Nut

Truss Rod Is Stiff, But Moves

Aria 6x6 Closed Back Tuning Machines

Weight: 6lbs 13oz

Nut Width: 1.70"

Neck Depth At 1st Fret: .81"

Neck Depth At 12th Fret: .89"

Does Not Come With A Case. One May Be Purchased For Additional Cost (Please Inquire). 

If you're drawn to the rich, chiming resonance of vintage 12-strings, this circa 1970s Aria Acoustic 12-String Guitar is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. Built during a golden era of Japanese craftsmanship, it delivers that unmistakable shimmering chorus effect—full, bright, and beautifully layered. The aged tonewoods have opened up over decades, giving it a warm, seasoned voice that modern instruments simply can’t replicate. Whether you're adding depth to studio recordings or commanding attention on stage, this classic Aria offers vintage vibe, dependable playability, and standout visual appeal—all at a price point that makes it an easy “yes” for collectors and working musicians alike.