Epiphone G-1275 Custom Double Neck Guitar
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Double your rocking with the Epiphone G-1275. With 12-string and 6-string necks both available, the Epiphone G-1275 is your stairway to shreddin'.
Overview
Climb your own Stairway to Heaven with the Epiphone G1275 Custom double neck guitar. From Jimmy Page to Don Felder and countless other classic rock innovators, the SG-style double neck guitar has earned a distinguished place in the pantheon of unique designs Gibson turned out in the 60s. With this release of an Epiphone take on the double-necked concept, the same dual 12-string/6-string configuration used on Stairway to Heaven and Hotel California is available at a great value.
- Four humbuckers for a fat, juicy tone on both necks
- Distanced tailpiece placement to lessen string tension on body
- Attractive curly maple veneer complimented by black and chrome hardware
- Epiphone limited lifetime warranty with 24/7/365 customer service
The Epiphone G1275 Custom double neck guitar is an absolutely one-of-a-kind instrument -- and it's a great value too. Unlock the true potential of your playing with a double neck of your own.
Eighteen Strings of Rock Power
With two necks, four humbuckers, and a total of 18 strings, there's no limit to the sonic potential of the G1275 Custom double neck. An SG at heart, the G1275 offers rich sustain that is befitting a 12-string, with tailpieces placed further back on the body to decrease the overall string tension and enhance the playability. The striking curly maple veneer is complemented by split parallelogram inlays and chrome hardware.Features:
- Double neck guitar with 12-string and 6-string sections- Four humbuckers for a fat, juicy tone on both necks
- Distanced tailpiece placement to lessen string tension on body
- Attractive curly maple veneer complimented by black and chrome hardware
- Epiphone limited lifetime warranty with 24/7/365 customer service
The Epiphone G1275 Custom double neck guitar is an absolutely one-of-a-kind instrument -- and it's a great value too. Unlock the true potential of your playing with a double neck of your own.
Specs
Pickups: 4-Humbuckers
Hardware: Chrome
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.85 in./1.68 in.
Neck: Set
Neck Mat: Mahogany
Fingerboard/Inlay: Rosewood/Parallelogram
Body Mat: Alder
Top: Curly Maple Veneer
Hardware: Chrome
Scale: 24.75 in.
Nut Width: 1.85 in./1.68 in.
Neck: Set
Neck Mat: Mahogany
Fingerboard/Inlay: Rosewood/Parallelogram
Body Mat: Alder
Top: Curly Maple Veneer
Documents and Manuals
For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-4GIBSON
Web: https://www.epiphone.com/en-US/Support/Contact
Phone: 800-4GIBSON
Web: https://www.epiphone.com/en-US/Support/Contact
Reviews
Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
(112 ratings)
Submitted September 18, 2008 by a customer from boisestate.edu
"It definitely fills a need on stage"
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I am satisfied with it and will keep it. It definitely fills a need. I don't think I'll ever have it as my only guitar on stage, I have much better, and better-sounding guitars.
Sound
Well, it doesn't sound like a Rickenbacker 12-string, but the sound did pleasantly surprise me. I was also pretty happy with the 6-string sound. The pickups are strong and somewhat quiet, but they are not top quality.
Features
I like the volume and tone knob setup, with a master volume and master tone for each neck. I wish they were a little more accessible. The toggle switches are well located and the guitar is very easy to operate. I purposely got the model that DOES NOT have the bolt-on necks.
Ease of Use
Basically, there are some nice advantages here, so I'll dwell on the negative. The first is the poor access to the high frets. Anything above the 15th fret is out of reach. The toggle switch that allows the player to have both guitars on at the same time isn't very practical - too much sympathetic vibration. It's heavy and doesn't set very well on the shoulder. I put a 2nd strap button behind the lower (6-string) neck and that made it more comfortable, but the strap prevented me from going past the 13th fret. Ya win some, ya lose some.
Quality
I was impressed with the workmanship. The metal parts are not top quality, but they are much more than adequate and… read more I've had no trouble with tuning machines, switches, pickups, etc.
Value
This is definitely worth the cost. I tried the Gibsons and they aren't THAT much better to warrant the immense difference in price.
Manufacturer Support
I haven't needed support, so I guess that makes it a 10.
The Wow Factor
It is very practical for me as I use a 12-string several times a night and sometimes I don't want to slow down the show so I can pick up a different guitar. I got a white one - - very nice looking.
Musical Background:
Professional, lifetime musician
Musical Style:
You name it, I do it read less
Sound
Well, it doesn't sound like a Rickenbacker 12-string, but the sound did pleasantly surprise me. I was also pretty happy with the 6-string sound. The pickups are strong and somewhat quiet, but they are not top quality.
Features
I like the volume and tone knob setup, with a master volume and master tone for each neck. I wish they were a little more accessible. The toggle switches are well located and the guitar is very easy to operate. I purposely got the model that DOES NOT have the bolt-on necks.
Ease of Use
Basically, there are some nice advantages here, so I'll dwell on the negative. The first is the poor access to the high frets. Anything above the 15th fret is out of reach. The toggle switch that allows the player to have both guitars on at the same time isn't very practical - too much sympathetic vibration. It's heavy and doesn't set very well on the shoulder. I put a 2nd strap button behind the lower (6-string) neck and that made it more comfortable, but the strap prevented me from going past the 13th fret. Ya win some, ya lose some.
Quality
I was impressed with the workmanship. The metal parts are not top quality, but they are much more than adequate and… read more I've had no trouble with tuning machines, switches, pickups, etc.
Value
This is definitely worth the cost. I tried the Gibsons and they aren't THAT much better to warrant the immense difference in price.
Manufacturer Support
I haven't needed support, so I guess that makes it a 10.
The Wow Factor
It is very practical for me as I use a 12-string several times a night and sometimes I don't want to slow down the show so I can pick up a different guitar. I got a white one - - very nice looking.
Musical Background:
Professional, lifetime musician
Musical Style:
You name it, I do it read less
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