Epiphone G-1275 Custom Double Neck Electric Guitar

...So sadly like all other Epiphone SG's it is somewhat neck heavy, however if you invest in a good thick strap this should provide enough resistance to stop it taking a neck dive. However ,alas, there is one major disadvantage to this guitar. It is almost impossible to play the frets 17-18 onwards because of the shape of the body. ...

onlineguitarhero2 03.04.2006 · Read full review
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...to get to try an Epiphone G-1275 Custom in a guitar shop recently. I'd been dying to get my hands on one for ages, so I wasn't going to miss the opportunity. Now, I have to be honest, unless you're the next Slash or Jimmy Page, then the main reason to get a twin neck guitar is likely to be pure pose value, which I have to admit I'm totally guilty of. Not only are they very heavy, but they're a bit on the clumsy side due to the sheer size of them. ...
...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The company: The Epiphone company was officially registered in 1923, originally as a manufacturer of banjos. For the next 34 years they produced banjos, together with a range of archtop style guitars. In 1957, Chicago Musical Instrument, who also owned Gibson, bought Epiphone for $20,000. As a consequence, Epiphone became a division of Gibson, and manufacturing ...

matsu65 29.09.2005 · Read full review
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