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Explanation
While many people are drawn to the romance of twin-neck guitars, I imagine there are also quite a few who wonder, “How practical are they?” or “It’s hard to tell the difference between models from different eras.”
The Gibson EDS-1275 is not just a novelty; it’s a special model that has evolved over time and is remembered for its role in countless legendary performances.
This instrument is a later-production model, with production having ceased once in 1967 before resuming around 1974. During the hiatus in production, in 1971, *Led Zeppelin IV* was released, and images of Jimmy Page performing on stage with an EDS-1275 spread around the world. Partly due to this influence, production volumes of the EDS-1275 in the 1970s increased compared to the 1960s.
A key feature of the 1970s model is the switch to Gibson Deluxe tuners with plates. This reduced the spacing between the tuner knobs, resulting in a more compact headstock. The design is visually more refined, and the weight balance has also been improved.
Furthermore, this white EDS-1275 shares the exact same specifications as the instrument used by Don Felder of the Eagles on the 1977 track “Hotel California.” It features the specifications that can truly be called the epitome of that era—the very ones that produced that iconic interplay between the 12-string and 6-string guitars.
With its white body, compact headstock, and stage-ready appearance—backed by the credibility of historic performances—this guitar brings the spirit of “Hotel California” right to your hands. The EDS-1275 is the perfect choice for those seeking both the romance and practicality of a double-neck guitar.
[SPEC] BODY: Mahogany NECK: Maple FINGERBOARD: Rosewood PICKUP: Engraved and Numbered WEIGHT: 5.45 kg NUT WIDTH: 12-string: 43.5 mm / 6-string: 44.4 mm w/ Original Hard Case
*Potentiometers replaced *6-string T.O.M . bridge replaced *12-string T.O.M. bass string side studs refilled *As this is a consignment item, it is not covered by our store’s warranty
*Please feel free to contact our staff for more details about this item.
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