Here's something you on't see every day

[marc61]

I wonder if it even works 

 

Double sided guitar

[scottcald]

At least the neck isn't thin?!

[marc61]

Here's one with a thinner neck :)

[hamerhead]

#6 - I don't think that's the reason.

[Studio Custom]

Seems like a solution seeking a problem to me. 

[kizanski]

2 minutes ago, Studio Custom said:

Seems like a solution seeking a problem to me. 

Or, as I often say, "Answering the question no one was asking."

[marc61]

7 hours ago, hamerhead said:

#6 - I don't think that's the reason.

Maybe they should have added....no chance of buckle rash on the back because there is no back 

[Steve Haynie]

If someone can play both necks at the same time it will be a parlor trick because that design is not really going to lend itself well for that purpose.  Having just seen Joe Robinson play two guitars at once, he demonstrated the importance of having the necks facing the same direction. 

[scottcald]

Maybe Michael Angelo Batio will take up the challenge.   

[kizanski]

10 minutes ago, scottcald said:

Maybe Michael Angelo Batio will take up the challenge.   

Unless he can play with his crank, I don't know what he'd accomplish.

[HAMERMAN]

What an odd idea.

[Duplex Dave]

No, not something you see everyday. But, I don't think I want to see those any day...especially on my workbench.

I did used to set up an electric guitar for a guy that was a Strat with a single neck that rotated about 45 degrees on a post through the body. It was triangular in a way that one face had a 6 string, one face had a 12 string and the other face was kind of cupped out for your thumb and palm...if that makes sense. I hated that thing! 

[SteveB]

I guess the point of that is in case you want to throw a guitar solo into the middle of your rendition of Big Bottom.

 

[crunchee]

It'd definitely take a different...um, 'technique' to get the full use out of it (see Kiz's previous entry):