Gibson / EDS-1275 Six String+twelve String (#1705) / 1987 / Cherry / Guitar
This 'Woodstock 1994' custom-built double-neck (conventional six-string neck in the lower position combined with a twelve-string neck weighs 11.80 lbs. The conventional guitar neck has a nice, fat nut width of 1 11/16 inches and a standard Gibson scale length of 24 3/4 inches; the twelve string guitar neck also has a scale length of 24 3/4 inches and a nut width of just over 1 11/16 inches. Solid mahogany body with bevelled edge (16 1/2 inches wide and 1 3/8 inches deep). Two one-piece Mahogany necks with bound rosewood fretboards. The conventional guitar and the twelve-string necks have 20 jumbo frets and inlaid pearl split-parallelogram position markers. Each headstock with inlaid pearl "Gibson" and two-layer (black on white) plastic truss-rod covers. Serial number impressed into the back of the headstock of the conventional guitar. Individual Gibson Deluxe closed back tuners with tulip-shaped, single-ring keystone buttons. Two Seymour Duncan Distortion DDP Humbucking pickups on the six-string (with outputs of 15.05k & 15.47k. Two "T-Top" humbucking pickups on the twelve-string, stamped on the underside "Patent No. 2,737,842" with outputs of 7.31k & 7.56k. Two five-layer black over white plastic pickguards with bevelled edges, the one on the six-string guitar side with seven screws, the one in the middle with eight screws. Four controls (one volume and one tone for the two pickups of the conventional guitar and one volume and one tone for the the two pickups on the twelve-string guitar) plus a three-way pickup selector switch for both of the necks in the center of the guitar and a three-way neck selector switch on the treble horn of the pickguard of the conventional guitar. Black plastic barrel-shaped 'speed' knobs with white lettering. Each guitar with Gibson "patent-number" Tune-O-Matic retainer bridge, both with metal saddles, and original screwed-on non-adjustable bar tailpieces (each with three screws). The original strap buttons are positioned on the heel of the twelve-string guitar and on the lower edge. This guitar is in near mint (9.25) condition with just the bare minimum of belt buckle scarring on the back. Housed in the original Gibson black rectangular hardshell case with purple plush lining (9.00). (#1706
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