This thing is sooo awesome! my friend bought it because he wanted a double and this was literally 10x cheaper than it's Gibson Bro. It sounds a little bluesy which is a downside for me but with a grunge or even just some mid-light dist. Also it's finish was very pretty and not too heavy for a double. it sounded great! I want one now. You will not be disapointd at all with it. I promise.

The guitar in my opinion is very well built and is on par with a strandard Strat or yes even some new Gibsons. The set up on this double was perfect out of the box. Fit and finish were A1. Pick-ups are not weak they just sat too far from the strings in my opinion and were easliy raised with about 1/8" of latex tubing placed under each mounting screw.(P/U's are screwed flat against the body. I staggered the pole pieces a little and they sound nice and clear through my 2203 & 2210 Marshalls. The 12 nails Byrds and Petty which is why I bought it. Keep in mind playing any 12s require a style change up otherwise you get noise,phase color, and mud if you slam them. The six neck sounds like a 72 tele. The tone knobs are solid and look fine. Necks feel nice. Fret work A+. The gig bag is pretty good too. Note the guitar is very large heavy and if your very young, short or small framed you will have a problem playing this gutar. Also you can't fade the pickups like a LP but it is not a problem to me. This guitar now has joined my guitar herd.

This guitar is okay if you are a tech and don't mind modding and doing a full setup. If you go this route, replace the pu's and knobs. Honestly, though, if you are strapped for cash I'd still save up a bit more cash and opt for the Agile Valkyrie or the Epiphone G-1275.

I purchased this guitar, and had a few problems with it. It may be that I had a bad set up or something, but the 9th fret didnt ring on the 6-string... at all... it buzzed, the neck was not very fast, it felt like it was made out of wood you could get at the local Home Depot. The frets were much to high, making it difficult to move about the neck (thus the slow neck comment) the action was kinda high... I gave it a 7 on features cause it is a double neck, and i think double necks are superb, lots of dimensions within your music can be added, but everything else was shoddy.

All in all, if you're new to guitar, or supremely strapped for cash, this guitar will do in a pinch, but otherwise, save , cause we all know only Rich folk can afford the Gibson version

I bought this guitar with moderate expectations. It looks nice right out of the box, unfortunately there was some chipping on the finish. The set up was great right from the start, and tuning was not too difficult. The six string stays in tune fine, but the twelve gets a little out of tune from time to time (not too bad though). Like mentioned earlier, the six string is a little weak. The twelve sounds very nice overall in my Marshall 150 stack. The tone knobs are terrible, so switch them out.

If you want a high quality double neck, get the Gibson. If you just want to mess around and have a little fun, this guitar is a great buy.