The Double Neck by Rockbridge Guitars

A Custom built our first double neck guitar for Richie Sambora.
The double necks are built with carbon fiber in the bracing for structural support.
This guitar is loud with a piano-like sound. The Rockbridge Guitars Double Neck is a high-end, custom-made electric guitar designed for musicians who require the versatility of two necks in one instrument.
Crafted by Rockbridge Guitars, a boutique guitar maker known for their precision and attention to detail, the Double Neck model combines two distinct guitar necks , typically one for 12-string and one for 6-string into a single, impressive instrument. This design allows players to seamlessly switch between different tunings or string configurations without needing to swap guitars mid-performance.
The Double Neck guitar is popular in rock, progressive, and experimental music, often used by artists who want to achieve a fuller, more complex sound with a single instrument.
The quality craftsmanship and attention to detail ensure that the Rockbridge Double Neck not only looks visually striking but also delivers exceptional playability and tone.
The Rockbridge Guitars Double Neck is perfect for professional musicians who require superior craftsmanship and unmatched versatility in their instruments. Whether used for live performances or studio recording, the double neck design allows musicians to achieve complex sounds and alternate tunings with ease. Rockbridge guitars are tailored to the player's preferences, ensuring that each instrument is a unique piece.
Because each Rockbridge Double Neck is custom-built, players can specify virtually every detail, from the wood selection and pickups to hardware choices and finishes, making it a highly personalized instrument.
The Rockbridge Guitars Double Neck is a stunning example of handcrafted quality, offering a unique sound, visual impact, and exceptional playability for players who need that extra edge in their performance setup.

Specs:

• Body: Custom solid-body construction made from premium woods such as mahogany, maple, or alder, depending on the player’s preferences.
• The body design is usually heavy and solid to accommodate the weight and necks of the double configuration.
• Neck(s):
• 6-string neck (often a standard 24.75" scale or 25.5" scale).
• 12-string neck (typically a 25.5" scale for a slightly longer neck for better tension).
• Both necks are usually made from maple with rosewood or ebony fingerboards for superior tone and smooth playability.
• Truss rods in both necks for adjustability and stability.
• Pickups: Typically equipped with high-quality humbucking pickups, though custom options such as single-coil or P90s are available for unique tonal needs. • The dual pickup setup provides the ability to blend or switch between different tonal profiles.
• Bridge: Adjustable Tune-O-Matic bridge or vintage-style tremolo (depending on custom request) for better sustain and intonation.
• 6-string neck: Commonly around 24.75" or 25.5".
• 12-string neck: Typically 25.5" for more tension and clear 12-string tone.
• Separate volume and tone controls for each neck, allowing for independent tonal shaping.
• Pickup selector switch for each neck (often a 3-way switch).
• Finish: Available in a range of high-gloss, matte, or satin finishes. Custom finishes include classic sunburst, natural wood, or unique designs.
• Dimensions: Due to the double-neck design, the body is typically larger than a single-neck guitar and may have a wider or more ergonomic contour to accommodate two necks and provide balance while playing.
• Weight: The guitar is heavier than standard single-neck guitars, often ranging from 12-14 lbs (5.5-6.3 kg) depending on the woods and hardware used.
• Construction: Handcrafted with an emphasis on custom design and attention to detail. Rockbridge guitars are known for their precision and high-quality craftsmanship.

Purpose: Designed for high-performance musicians who need the versatility of two different necks. It's ideal for artists who need to alternate between a 12-string and 6-string setup without switching instruments mid-performance.

Additional Features:

Custom Inlays: Players can choose custom fretboard inlays, headstock designs, and personalized details.

Neck Joint: The double neck configuration usually features a set-neck or through-neck design for enhanced sustain and stability.

Pickup Switching Options: You can specify more complex switching systems like coil-split options or parallel/series wiring for greater tonal versatility.