It's a double-neck with a six-string guitar and an eight-string mandolin neck. Here the kit is test assembled, ready to be taken back apart and finished. I'm thinking...maybe seafoam green? What do you think?
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Cool!
I don't really know a lot about guitars, but I am curious if it is harder to play than the normal guitars.
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Yes, and it's heavier. This is a country-style guitar, since the Telecaster (the guitar that this one is shaped like) is pretty heavily used in country music, and the mandolin is pretty much a country instrument.
Here's Stevie Ray Vaughan and his brother Jimmy playing a double neck together.
Vaughans on the double neck
And Steve Vie playing a triple neck:
Steve Vai
Here's Stevie Ray Vaughan and his brother Jimmy playing a double neck together.
Vaughans on the double neck
And Steve Vie playing a triple neck:
Steve Vai
I admire your dedication and your final work Mike!...
very good my friend, and is soo great that you share this with us...
Cool! My BIL, a professional musician in Austin, would go nuts!
IMHO, sea foam green would be beautiful, but a clear coat would rock. I love natural wood.
IMHO, sea foam green would be beautiful, but a clear coat would rock. I love natural wood.
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That is really awesome! Too bad a clearcoat won't work. Seafoam would be good, or a nice metallic blue
Originally Posted by WELDRWOMN
That is really awesome! Too bad a clearcoat won't work. Seafoam would be good, or a nice metallic blue
(I have a personal aversion to seafoam green.)
Originally Posted by gemlady
I vote for a metallic blue.
(I have a personal aversion to seafoam green.)
