Description
Lovies Guitars has up for grabs this killer Gibson Custom Shop Slash EDS-1275 Double-Neck 1966 Reissue with an Aged Black Finish! Slash owns #1, you can own #2! Aged and Signed by the Man himself! This guitar is amazing! Guitar is unplayed and never out of the case except for photos, case has a couple minor marks. Amazing piece of history here. See many detailed images and specs included!
WEIGHS in at 11.65 lbs
6-String:
.906” at the 1st fret
.991” at the 12th fret
12-String:
.933” at the 1st fret
1.042” at the 12th fret
Serial: SLASH 2
SKU: 4359
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One of the Most Distinctive Axes in Slash’s Collection
Originally showcased during “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” on GN’R’s Use Your Illusion tour, Slash’s black 1966 EDS-1275 is one of the most distinctive axes in his considerable collection. This limited-edition Gibson Custom Slash 1966 EDS-1275 Doubleneck is a spot-on replica of this legendary instrument. With it, you can coax natural-sounding chime and chorus from the 12-string neck, while churning out a searing solo with the 6-string neck. Gibson ’68 Custom humbuckers give this EDS-1275 Doubleneck the power, punch, and clarity of classic PAF pickups, while Authentic ’66 Medium C-shaped necks with Indian rosewood fingerboards ensure a comfortable playing experience. This EDS-1275 is the real deal — Slash has been using it onstage with Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators for a while now. Hand-signed and numbered by Slash himself, this Slash 1966 EDS-1275 Doubleneck is limited to 125 guitars built, and includes a vintage replica hardshell case, custom Slash concho guitar strap, and certificate of authenticity.
Two guitars in one — a must-have convenience onstage
With this limited-edition Slash 1966 EDS-1275 Doubleneck, you get two guitars in one. Its upper neck offers true 12-string performance — all the jangle and tone you can handle. Its lower neck is a standard Gibson 6-string, straightforward and great-sounding. Best of all, both necks can be activated at the same time, enabling you to achieve spaced-out sounds with sympathetic vibrations (amongst countless other sonic textures). According to Slash, the EDS-1275 is a must-have convenience onstage. “If you have something that needs a nice rich, chordal kind of sound, you have the 12-string,” he indicated, “and then when you have a solo break or a heavy rhythm part, you can switch over to the 6-string. It saves you from having to keep another guitar next to you on a stand that you have to reach over and play.”
