Um...No...

[Ostie]

Much more comfortable to play in your lap. (For certain definitions of "much", "more", "comfortable", "play", and "lap".)

Yeah, if you’re laying down.

 

[Killing Floor]

Correct. Besides 95% of the planet.

Multiply by 2.2 to convert to imperial pounds.

Ahh, so 6 pounds, 4 oz per guitar. Not bad for a fiver!

 

[SLPimp]

Ahh, so 6 pounds, 4 oz per guitar. Not bad for a fiver!

I'd kill for a 6lb 4oz bass.

 

[Gsnorgathon]

Yeah, if you’re laying down.

I like the cut of your jib.

 

[mattj1stc]

Not sure I understand the intention of making something like that. When I've seen some double necks, they may make some functional sense (12 string guitar plus 6 string guitar, guitar plus bass, etc.). However, it you have a 5 string fretted bass, why do you also need a 4 string fretted bass? Similarly, if you have a 7 string guitar, what does having 2 additional 6 strings get you? Maybe I could see rationalizing it down to a 12 string guitar, a 7 string guitar and a 5 string bass - after that, the rest would be redundant.

 

[dalkowski]

Seriously: Is it me or does the left image look like suboptimal Photoshop work?

 

[Ghastly]

I know it's silly looking, but I am curious what the back looks like and just how they wired it.

 

[Ghastly]

Seriously: Is it me or does the left image look like suboptimal Photoshop work?

Agreed.

 

[ardgedee]

At a starting price of £1500, that's only £250 per guitar-piece. A bargain!

 

[GodPlayedBass]

"Rare" lmao

 

[Matty Koff]

5 string changes later, you've spent as much money on strings as you have the instrument.

 

[rzero]

Good thing there's a 4-string in case the 5 becomes a little cumbersome.

 

[juancaminos]

No way! But I would like a double neck bass and 6 string