Crossroads-12
12-fret version of the Crossroads with the same Sitka/mahogany-style warm, woody voice.
About this guitar
Built from the same tonewood combination as the 14-fret Crossroads, the Crossroads-12 trades two frets of body access for a warmer voice suited to vocal accompaniment.
Specs
| Build Style | Flat Top, 12-fret |
|---|---|
| Neck Binding | Unbound / Blind Slot |
| Rosette | Cream two-band |
| Pickguard | Fire Stripe |
| Fretboard Inlays | Pearl Dot |
| Fretboard | Indian Rosewood |
| Body Binding | Cream |
| Top Purfling | None |
| Bridge Style | Straight Indian Rosewood |
| Tuners/Buttons | Gotoh 3-Plate |
| Nut Width | 1 3/4" |
| Body Depth | 4 5/16" |
| Scale Length | 24.75" |
| Soundhole | 4" |
| Body Width | 14 5/8" |
| Body Length | 19 1/4" |
| Saddle Spacing | 2 5/16" |
Quick answers
- How much does the Crossroads-12 cost?
- Huss & Dalton Guitar Co. sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
- Is the Crossroads-12 still available?
- Yes. Huss & Dalton Guitar Co. lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Crossroads-12?
- Huss & Dalton Guitar Co., building gear since 1995. Where it's built: Handcrafted in Staunton, in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, with sustainably sourced tonewoods. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.