Double your tonal possibilities.

The Gibson EDS 1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar is the original model and set up that was so iconic in the early 70s. It's totally handmade in Nashville and quantities are extremely limited. Two solid maple necks are set on a surprisingly lightweight, mahogany body. It has 490R/498T Alnico II humbuckers and 20 fret rosewood fingerboards with inlays. Tune-O-Matic bridge and vintage tuners along with 3-way selector switches for both necks allow you to create a range of sounds that are literally out of this world. Includes a custom Gibson hardshell case.

Gibson Custom EDS-1275 Double-Neck Electric Guitar Features:

• Handmade in Nashville
• Solid maple necks
• Mahogany body
• 20-fret rosewood fingerboards
• 490R/498T Alnico II humbuckers
• Tune-O-Matic bridges and vintage tuners
• 3-way selectors

Gibson Custom EDS-1275 Double-Neck Electric Guitar Includes:

• Custom Shop hardshell case and certificate of authenticity

Quantities for the EDS 1275 are extremely limited, so order it while it's still available.

Gibson Custom EDS-1275 Double-Neck Electric Guitar

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the Gibson EDS 1275

Posted by Cabrini Greene from Indiana on Jul 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: tv show host

Reviewer's Play Style: cut-out bin covers

Sure its a little heavy and the price might be stiff but who cares when you are wowing a room full of attendees gawking at you going crazy onstage with that thing and loving every minute of it. I will admit I did not buy this because of Jimmy Page I bought it for the sheer fact of entertaining the masses. If you are smart all you have to do is dial in the right settings for this guitar(s) to make the roof explode off the place. Enough said. Go for it.

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Gibson EDS 1275

Posted by Unhappy Man from Eastcoast on Dec 26, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 25 years

Reviewer's Play Style: all

Very poor finish on back of guitar -chips in lower portion of neck where it meets body covered with finish, but looks amateurish-not enough filler to hide all the pocks in the grain-overall, a imported Samick looks 100% better-you are paying for the name is all-

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Great !!!

Posted by The Devils from Montreal, QC on Oct 12, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

I'm a huge Big Sugar / Grady fan so I needed this guitar..plugged into a Garnet Herzog and a Marshall SLP 1959 and what a sound ! The finish is fantastic, necks are so easy to play and this is much less heavier than the Epiphone G-1275...

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Gibson EDS-1275 ghost (white)

Posted by Woody from Franktown, CO on Aug 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Gospel, Country, Traditional Rock

I purchased this guitar as a suppliment to my other instruments. It's weight could make you ache if you carried it for a long set. It is a terrific tool for what it is created for: Fast tonal conversion between a six-and-12 string sound. I own the white-with-gold hardware Gibson EDS-1275 (it used to be the more expensive of the two). It plays and sounds fine. I added a Roland pickup on the six-string neck to enhance sound diversity. It is not the first instrument I reach for but, in the required scenarios, there is no other I would prefer. Regarding similar products from the other manufacturers: As for me and my house, we prefer American.

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Worth A Try, But don't Buy

Posted by Gunneyboy from Indianapolis, IN on Jul 25, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Recording Engineer, Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues, Classical, Jazz

I am primarily a bass man, but I have been playing guitar for about Ten years now. The EDS-1275 is an excellent Guitar, but really is only worth playing around with (jamming) unless you are really tight as a musician, or if you have superb back stability. I once owned the 1275, mainly because of Jimmy Page. Although this one and his are not nearly the same guitar, I thorougly enjoyed it. I have somewhat jammed with it onstage, but I usually kept it at the studio. I wouldn't recommend it as a main guitar, as the sound is not quite what you would expect, and it is rather cumbersome. If you do buy it, do it only for the same reason that Pagey did; To not have to switch from a standard to a Twelve string, and back again. Even though it is iconic, I'm sure Page would have rather used a Tele or Les Paul if the songs he played did not require the doubleneck. He only used the 1275 for one song off 'In Through The Out Door"

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