NGD (And HOW!)

We should all remember seeing that guitar over the years.  It has been a conversation piece, for sure! 

Seeing the toggles switches already on the guitar made me feel relieved. 

 
                                                               WOW! That IS cool! I do love doubleneck guitars! Double your pleasure...............Double your fun with..................... Oh never mind! Congrats! :)

 
Put a coaster under that beer!
Natty Ice is not beer.... at least I hope it's not. So many freshman dreams crushed by that substance.

Anyway, that thing is awesome! I someday hope to figure out what MOAC stands for. Also to have songs that I like which require a 12 string that aren't hotel california.

 
Wouldn't something like a chorus pedal create sort of the same effect as a 12 string without the added neck? Or are two necks just for the "wow" and coolness factor? Not that the coolness factor isn't, well, totally cool. I'm just wondering if the coolness of it all is worth the trouble of traveling to gigs with such a beast. It not like the average player can hire a roadie to take care of that stuff for them.

 
Wouldn't something like a chorus pedal create sort of the same effect as a 12 string without the added neck? Or are two necks just for the "wow" and coolness factor? Not that the coolness factor isn't, well, totally cool. I'm just wondering if the coolness of it all is worth the trouble of traveling to gigs with such a beast. It not like the average player can hire a roadie to take care of that stuff for them.
FGJ,  there is no substitute for the real thing.  I've tried to simulate 12 string using effects before, I even tried a sound bank patch in my Boss 8 track digital that was supposed to simulate 12 string guitar and while it was nice, it sure as hell wasn't authentic. That being said, yes, there's definitely some WOW factor to this on stage but lugging this beast to gigs would be a hassle and suffice it to say it WON'T be going to gigs unless there is a distinct need for it.

At this juncture, it's going to used in writing material for/with my originals band Critical Mess.

 
Wouldn't something like a chorus pedal create sort of the same effect as a 12 string without the added neck? Or are two necks just for the "wow" and coolness factor? Not that the coolness factor isn't, well, totally cool. I'm just wondering if the coolness of it all is worth the trouble of traveling to gigs with such a beast. It not like the average player can hire a roadie to take care of that stuff for them.
Way to go... 

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From a practicality principle a double neck is useless, I've owned four including this one.  The whole point is stage wow factor IMO.  

 
Neither my cup of tea... nor my coffee table. :)

I do see however the WOW factor and, in your case, the compulsive need to possess such a unique piece of work.

So, my most sincere and warm congratulations. Enjoy your threesome with your Siamese twins! :)   

 
Looks like a great instrument.

I recommend getting a wide guitar strap as that provides some relief when playing.  I can't imagine you would play entire shows with this, just a few songs, so it should help you through the gig.

Also, if you haven't tried one yet, I recommend replacing that bridge pickup with a WCR Murkat Special with an A2 magnet.  I have compared to the TB4 and 78, and it is just as good as those (better).

 
Love it!

I take it you have the chiropractor on speed dial just in case!  B)
Nah-  despite an old, college weight room war wound to my lower back,  I'm fit as an oversized, six string electrified fiddle. I've been slinging that double Cali now for the last 4 days and no issues.

 
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