Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar

At 0:26 in this video, Daft Punk can be seen using a Gibson EDS-1275.

Seen briefly during the music video of “Nothing Else Matters”. The guitar looked pretty much stock, and James most likely used the 12-string neck to record some of the fills during chorus of the song.

Tom used this guitar in rage against the machine to play The Ghost Of Tom Joad, and also he used it in Prophets Of Rage to play the Cypress Hill song How I Could Just Kill A Man

You can see Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck guitar which Eddie owned.

In the Nothing Else Matters [Official Music Video], You can see a clear shot of James with his Red Gibson EDS-1275 at 2:46.

"Yeah, the double-neck... My kind of influence and brain at that time was way into Jimmy Page. I still have it and I think I used it on “Lifeless Dead” and a couple others. The one that sticks out the most and still kind of does in a haunting sort of way is the last song, “All Alone.” If you can hear that, you know what it is. I was playing the 6-string neck with the pickups off so you’re getting the relative harmonics off that with what is happening on the 12-string neck up top with the pickups on. That actually happened out of an accident, I was just messing around trying to get the 6-string neck to work but I didn’t have my switches on in the right order but I heard this chiming kind of thing coming out of the guitar. I was like ‘We gotta do something with this, let’s just jam on it’."

Joe Perry & Gibson EDS-1275

Gibson credits Alex use of the EDS-1275 in the product description [here](http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/SG/Gibson-Custom/EDS-1275-Double-Neck/Features.aspx). There is a shot of Alex using the guitar at 2:21 in this video.

In this photo you can see Daron with a White Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar.

You can see John 5 holding an EDS-1275 in the photo.

Walsh can be seen playing a Gibson EDS-1275 double-neck guitar in this photo.

I saw them live on the Feral Roots Tour in Atlanta and he used this guitar multiple times. He seems to prefer it for the more pulled back stuff, namely Feral Roots and Face of Light. Leading into Face of Light he jammed on the guitar for probably around two minutes while the rest of the band took a break. Switched between both necks rather often, getting good use out of the functionality of this guitar. He was not playing the acoustic parts to Feral Roots on this though, Jay had an acoustic guitar and was playing those parts.

Howe can be seen at the beginning of this video playing a Gibson EDS-1275 in this live performance of "And You and I" by Yes.

Paul used this guitar between 1976 and 1977 on the songs Hard Luck Woman, Hoolagan and Makin' Love. It was most likely used as a six/twelve string in 1976 on Hard Luck Woman and used as a six/six string with a capo on different frets for Hoolagan and Makin' Love. via [axeology.com](http://axeology.com/P74Gibson.html#75Midnight)

In this photo, Plant can be seen playing a Gibson EDS-1275.

In this picture, Lindsey Buckingham can be seen him playing a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar. this guitar was used for Oh Daddy in 1977

Shown in the image is Andrew Stockdale at the Blender Theater playing his Alpine white Gibson EDS-1275.

In this video, Lynne can be seen playing a Gibson EDS-1275.

"Perhaps equally cool is her 2014 Gibson EDS-1275 doubleneck, also with ’57 Classics. This 12-string combines a standard SG neck up top with a baritone to bring the thunder down under," reads [this article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22482-rig-rundown-halestorm).

Mark Ronson can be seen using a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar in this photo.

This Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar is infamous for Don's use in "Hotel California". It has been used live, used practically everywhere, in Eagles's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and in concerts with the Eagles and Felder himself.

*Sound On Sound* writes in [this article](http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/may10/articles/it_0510.htm) "Ezra Koenig playing the double?necked Gibson SG that provided many of the guitar parts on 'Cousins'."

Rundgren can be seen in this photo playing a Gibson EDS-1275.

In this image, Will can be seen with his EDS-1275.

Esta, una hermosa Gibson EDS-1275 color blanca Cita: "Una Gibson, un poco endeble. Sobre todo para mi economía para mantener tanto chiche"

Coyne can be seen in this photo playing a heavily-modified Gibson EDS-1275; the Gibson logo on the headstock is just barely visible.

Justin can be seen playing this guitar at multiple points in the music video for 'Open Fire' Notably at: 1:17

Visible in this February 6, 2018 Twitter post.

Desde 0:40 y en diferentes partes del video se ve la Gibson EDS-1275

In this photo from 1977, Steve can be seen playing a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar.

From 1:47 in the video, Lindström can be seen playing this guitar.

"I also got my hands on an old Gibson EDS-1275 double-neck and tuned the 12-string side to an open Am9 chord [E, A, C, A, B, C, low to high] for the song “Tracers.”"

Nick Plays his white Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck for live versions of The Wind Blows. Seen here in this video of the band performing the track on the Letterman show.

In this video you can see C.C. DeVille using Gibson EDS-1275.

You can see Pata playing a Gibson EDS-1275

Tom can be seen playing this guitar in 1987

As listed on this website, tuned up a half-step (to F).

You can see Jeff LaBar is using Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar.

Earl is holding this guitar on the cover of "The Moon is Rising". He labeled the guitar with his name with Earl on the 12-string headstock and Hooker in between the two string sets.

At 8:39 in this video, Pablo shows us his EDS-1275.

In this Video Jay plays the Doble Neck and can be clearly seen at 1:25

Playing in the photo.

Here Bob is pictured playing live with a Gibson EDS-1275 in the early 1970s.

In this [article](http://www.thetelegram.com/Arts%20-%20Life/Entertainment/2011-11-19/article-2809701/Big-Sugar-shows-relevance-with-Revolution-Per-Minute/1) with Gordie Johnson of [Wide Mouth Mason](https://equipboard.com/band/wide-mouth-mason), [Grady](https://equipboard.com/band/grady), and [Big Sugar](https://equipboard.com/band/big-sugar), he discusses his Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck given to him by [Alex Lifeson](https://equipboard.com/pros/alex-lifeson) of [Rush](https://equipboard.com/band/rush), stating, "I didn't have to sign a single paper. He'd just met me, but he already knew about Big Sugar. And essentially he walked up to a stranger and handed it to me," Johnson said of the guitar he used to record "Fairwell to Kings," and play in the video for "Digging a Hole," its ivory white double necks jutting out like the tusks of a mastodon with every piercing note".

Used for recording 12-string parts and fairly regularly featured on Beastwars' band Instagram.

That's one there on the cover of the Live in Theatre DVD

Martinez live performance

Kodym confirms he has a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck in this vide

Tad is shown tuning his Double-neck Gibson EDS-1275 during a Minnesota Public Radio performance.