Takamine 1977 F-400 12-String With HSC - Used

Takamine 1977 F-400 12-String With HSC - Used

Marsoni

M251S

$284.00

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Takamine 1977 F-400 12-String With HSC - UsedThe Takamine F 400 is a "Lawsuit Era" 12 string guitar, made in Japan. Dating from 1977, it features a spruce top, rosewood back and sides, solid mahogany neck, fully bound body, and once gold plated open tuners that have faded with time. This guitar shows typical signs of age and wear. There are mild dings and cracks in the top, small dings and scratches on the neck, and some scratching and small blemishes on the sides. After 44 years of 12 string

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I got this for my work desk, and it does exactly what it's advertised to do: it holds my laptop (which is 16 inches). And it doesn't wobble and shake whenever I type on my external keyboard (I use a Unicomp Ultra Classic, which uses buckling springs, so I'm putting a decent amount of force into each keypress - if a stand is not stable, it will be immediately obvious to me), and I can even move my mouse underneath the stand without running into any problems. (Before, when my laptop was sitting directly on the desk, it was annoying how it made me move my keyboard around and inhibited my range of mouse movement, but now I can place my keyboard right where I want it and use my mouse as I please.) The stand feels very sturdy and well-constructed, and it keeps my laptop at eye level. Height-adjust would be nice, but I have yet to find a good quality adjustable laptop stand, so I'll just use books to adjust it if the need arises. The box it comes in is also quite nice. This thing freed up desk space where I needed it and is unlikely to ever fail (there are no moving parts), so I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a laptop stand.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023

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Hector Opazo

San Leandro, US

★★★★★ 4

Beautiful design

Simple, functional and beautifully designed, I'm glad I bought it. (not a five starts just because I thought it was higher, but again, my fault for not reviewing the specs first)

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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024

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G. Muhammad

Natrona Heights, US

★★★★★ 5

Phenomenal Stand!

I Have 5 Of These Top Shelve Laptop Stands I Use For Various Projects I Work On While Home. Mostly Music Editing & DJing! These Stands Are Most Durable!!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026

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William M. Ferriter

New York, US

★★★★★ 5

Not Your Average Laptop Stand

One of the things that I always worry about with stands for my computer is how sturdy they will be. If they aren't sturdy, they aren't really worth having. This is super sturdy -- I don't feel any bounce or flex when I work on it. It's also super well made and looks good sitting on my desk. Both of those things make this one of the best stands that I've used. I just wish it were adjustable.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025