The Gibson 1979 EDS1275 Double Neck in Vintage White is a striking and iconic instrument known for its distinctive double-neck design. It's fully original complete with the 70's switching layout! This unique guitar was popularized by legendary rock musicians, Like Don felder of the Eagles on 'Hotel California', John McLaughlin, Alex Lifeson of Rush, Slash of Guns N' Roses and particularly Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, who used it to perform songs like "Stairway to Heaven." The EDS1275 features a twelve-string neck on top and a six-string neck below, allowing guitarists to switch between different tonal and playing styles within the same piece seamlessly. The Vintage White finish adds a touch of classic elegance to the guitar's bold appearance, making it not only a musical instrument but also a piece of art.

Built in 1979, this specific model is part of a cherished era of Gibson craftsmanship, known for its quality construction and rich sound. The guitar is equipped with humbucker pickups, which provide a powerful and warm tone, suitable for a wide range of musical genres. The body is made from solid mahogany, contributing to its resonant sound and sustain. The 1979 EDS1275 Double Neck in Vintage White remains a highly sought-after model among collectors and players alike, symbolizing a period when rock music and innovative guitar designs were at their peak.  incl of case