$3,995.00

Veillette Gryphon Hi Tuned 12 String - Flamed Myrtle

by Veillette Guitars

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Veillette Gryphon Non-cutaway Hi tuned 12 string. Highly flamed Myrtle back and sides tinted amber, Adirondack Spruce top (from John Arnold) and Madagasgar fretboard, bridge and bindings. Built-in tuner and DTAR electronics.

Magical----------Awesome---------Beautiful


You can see Paul Brett do a beautiful piece with a Gryphon Hi 12 on You Tube.


You may also want to take a look online at the April 2009 review of the Gryphon Hi 12 in Performing Musician


Features On This Very Special Veillette Gryphon Hi Tuned 12 String:

  • Adirondack Spruce top, Flamed Myrtle back and sides with a gloss finish all around.
  • Madagasgar Rosewood headstock veneer with a gloss finish
  • Maple neck 2" wide at the nut - tinted to match back & sides - gloss finish
  • Scale length of 18.5"
  • Madagasgar Rosewood bridge
  • Madagasgar Rosewood fretboard with 13 frets to the body and a "0" fret
  • Top and neck is bound with Madagasgar Rosewood
  • Dot side position markers
  • D-TAR Timberline 18 volt preamp and pickup system
  • Built in tuner
  • Custom strings (gauges .008 to .042)
  • Black Gotoh tuners
  • Body length 15"
  • Overall length 32"
  • Upper bout is 9" wide
  • Lower bout is 12.5" wide
  • Body depth is from 2.75" to 3.375"
  • Weight is 4-5 lbs.

    Hardshell case is included.




    Here is how Joe Veillette describes his Acoustic Gryphon High 12 guitar:

    Though it's the smallest acoustic we make (and one of the smallest we've seen), the Acoustic Gryphon is no toy. Tuned to high D (2 frets lower than the 12th fret of a standard guitar) and tuned with mandolin-style unison courses, the Acoustic Gryphon's celestial, sparkling highs and punchy mid-register give it unique cut and punch, and an unusually wide range of applications. Guitarists will love being able to play mandolin-style parts in a new high register, and even guitar-mandolin doublers will find new horizons, like the ability to play guitar-like or fingerstyle patterns in a mandolin tonality.




    Read this review I came across on the web.




    Here are some of the artists playing the Veillette guitars:

    Michael Anthony (Van Halen)
    Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter (Steely Dan / Doobie Brothers / session legend)
    Frank Casciaro
    Tom Chapin
    Jeff Cook (Alabama)
    Julian Dawson
    Ani DiFranco
    Marcus Eaton
    Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top)
    Colin Hay (Man@Work) Watch Video
    Lauryn Hill
    Jorma Kaukonen (Hot Tuna)
    Kaki King
    Stefan Lessard (Dave Matthews Band)
    David Lindley (solo/session)
    Benjamin Lapidus
    Matt Malley (Counting Crows)
    Dave Matthews
    Steve Miller
    Lisa Nemzo
    Terry Woods (The Pogues)
    Peter Parente (Gloria Estefan Band)
    Joe Perry (Aerosmith)
    Donato Poveda
    Tim Reynolds
    John Sebastian
    Neal Schon (Journey/solo artist)
    Billy Sheehan
    Earl Slick (David Bowie/solo)
    Jill Sobule
    Ben Swift
    James Taylor
    David Torn
    Jai Uttal
    Eddie Van Halen
    Jimmy Vivino (Late Night with Conan O'Brien)
    Sheri Wagner
    Brad Whitford (Aerosmith)
    Keller Williams
    Pat Wilson (Weezer)
    Rachael Yamagata



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