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The British luthier Andrew Guyton, who was charged with building some nice replicas nearly 10 years ago by the man himself, has completed this one-off double-neck. Reckon I prefer the regular RS but this one still looks nice.
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Does it come in green?Originally posted by LesStratOriginally posted by JOLLYComment
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Cool!
Aint no pro but I know what I like....
Guitar to sound output:
Hamer, Dean, or Various, Levy's straps, Dunlop straplock/picks, Daddarrio strings 10-46, Duncan, Dimarzio, Mogami, Monster, MojoDrive pedal on occasion, Marshall, Crate, Vox, Mesa Boogie, Black Shadow Celestions, Eminence,..Comment
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Shweeeeet.Comment
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If it came in green, they'd have to rename it the "GS" Doubleneck.Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.Comment
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Does it come with a back brace? It looks heavy.Gear: More junk than I know what to do withComment
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Boner...Comment
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One-off, hence no.Originally posted by ItsaBass View Post
Took about 2 years to build!
Given that the original guitar is hollow, this one no doubt is too, so probably not as heavy as most double necks out there, like EDS-1275 etc.Originally posted by Mr 9finger View Post
Some more pron...
Mini toggles on/off/phase for 12 side.
12 side has a fixed tailpiece.
Bakelite string guide, like original.
Originally posted by dominusComment
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I'll take 2. Wonder if Brian will be the owner of this "one off?" Wonder how it sounds?Comment
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Yeah, it was built for Brian.
Got a spare £15,000 lying around?Originally posted by dominusComment
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