Secrets of the $13,000 Double Neck Guitar | 2019 Gibson Slash Collection EDS-1275 | Review + Demo

[@Trog]

reverb.com/item/28494311-2019-gibson-custom-shop-slash-signature-1966-eds-1275-double-neck-aged-signed?_aid=growsumo&gs_partner=Trogly I have a newfound respect for these crazy Double Necks. They are a lot of fun to play and I highly suggest you try one out. While 13k isn't affordable for most people, there are less expensive Epiphone versions and even most used (non-signature) ones can be had for around 3-4k. You can't help but smile playing one of these behemoths! eBay: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2380057.m570.l1313.TR10.TRC2.A0.H0.Xgibson.TRS2%26_nkw%3DEDS-1275%2Bslash%26_sacat%3D0&campid=5338292223&toolid=20008 Amazon: www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?k=guitar+strings&ref=nb_sb_noss_1&linkCode=sl2&tag=trogly-20&linkId=b0bba4061d2613a6aa156768416f638b&language=en_US Episode Guide: 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - Slash EDS-1275 1:08 - Slash's History of Double Necks 2:15 - What's a Double Neck? 3:20 - Double Neck History 5:04 - What's it Like to Play One? 7:25 - The Controls 10:05 - Inside Look / Specs 19:53 - Clean Demos 21:27 - Dirty Demo (Charlie) 24:17 - Final Thoughts 26:07 - Condition 28:35 - Blacklight Test 29:20 - Case + Candy Mentioned Videos/Websites: Knocking on Heaven's Door Live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aF63Y6lvoKl2eKs Stairway Live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXPOXpyIns2Gi8k EMS-1235 GuitarPoint: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWWTaKBojMlqjdE EBS-1250 Fretted Americana: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnO7cmx_abWKr6c Double Neck Guitars Website Erik Ernest: www.abalonevintage.com/gibson_double_neck_guitars_1958_eds1275_double_twelve_1959_ems1235_double_mandolin_doubleneck_hollowbody_sg.htm

[@portugeseking7959]

It wasn't originally black. His tech painted it black for him.

[@portugeseking7959]

Now I want to buy one

[@michaelmoore7975]

@5:23 You *know* it's something *beyond* special when you don't merely 'hold' it........you friggiin' *WIELD* it!! You sir, are worthy of a codpiece.

[@bgm9517]

there are also ones on harley benton for under 800$

[@thewolfden4680]

Hey man I jus found a crazy guitar on reverb I font think u even had one on the channel .its a gibson nighthawk lespual type shaped guitar never heard of it

[@rguitar78]

"these guys are for collectors"...debt collectors LMAO

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Lol! Good one!

[@Faulheit]

true

[@akkakryspies]

lol i laughed out

[@marcelcourchesne9519]

true i guy like me wound't buy that for more than 100$. regardless how who owned it and it's age. looks like something that is ready to be used as firewood to me.

[@matressi6843]

marcel courchesne a guy like you doesn't have good taste and doesn't know when something clearly needs to be valued for what it's worth

[@TheNohcim]

That relic’ing on the back kinda looks like someone dropped their nachos on the movie theater floor

[@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG]

Or yarked their lunch onto it...

[@macmuggo5459]

STEAMY

[@arthurdduda63]

IT WAS USED IN A CHEAP PORNO...

[@Ammmm3154]

My father has that Elvis Bass/Guitar. It's massive I can't imagine ever using it but it's cool having it around

[@rocknrollresignation93]

I love Gibson and always will but for 13k that thing better be absolutely perfect! Anything less is unacceptable!

[@tylersmith9868]

For 13 grand it better come with a car

[@petergriffin383]

Maybe that crack was part of the aging

[@marvinbush5278]

@@petergriffin383 Well said.

[@marcelcourchesne9519]

that's what i was thinking. there's nothing that still looks good on there and lets not talk about the atrocious finish lol

[@sickb2200]

My hangup about "expensive" new guitars is that my perception is that the markup is astronomical. Anything over $3000 should come with an itemized build sheet like most custom hot rod shops provide with a car or bike.

[@jaxonvictoria4345]

This is peak irony from Gibson. $13k for a simulated broken headstock and almost max'ed out truss rod? That's so funny it's sad.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Jaxon Victoria My thoughts exactly man!

[@lptomtom]

Shoddy workmanship and overpriced poser guitars, that's the Gibson magic

[@matressi6843]

lptomtom fender made the acoustasonic, you want to talk about overpriced shit?

[@chuckdriver7741]

Matressi - every Gibson I’ve owned, I’ve sold.

[@jaxonvictoria4345]

Matressi - but is it $13k? Haha

[@thebromjame9868]

Trogly you should've taken the L and play stairway

[@cob843]

ubersturmbanfurher Not going to lie, i was looking for this comment.

[@Majik53]

And get it taken down for copyright strike? no no no no nope.

[@nicky5185]

Majik53 do you get a copyright strike for versioning a song?

[@Majik53]

@@nicky5185 - You can if the holders of the copyrights get testy, yes. If you pay the royalties to do a cover, then no.

[@talonb1956]

Stairway to hell then

[@chris_2714]

Only the E, A, D and G string pairs are tuned to octaves. The B and high E string pairs are tuned in unison. One of the reasons getting an authentic 12 string sound from a pedal is difficult.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Octave4Plus now makes a .006 High B String for a bigger note range

[@jackhaugh]

No one will ever mistake you for a rockstar, dude.

[@tavicotavio]

You could have bought the most expensive guitar i own 32 times

[@alabamahebrew]

whats LM! Haven't seen you in awhile!

[@putridabomination]

^ same

[@tavicotavio]

@@alabamahebrew still commenting almost every videos. My comment just aint getting enough likes

[@budaroddy]

And like 1500 of my guitar

[@ladyelect9274]

mine too exactly! haha

[@rylieriley]

I can't believe you actually got one. Cool! I first laid my hands on an EDS-1275 long ago when I was in my teens. I immediately fell in love with that guitar and will never forget the experience.

[@KozumaHeiji]

Major respect for doing that. Putting down 13k just to review this guitar is a big commitment. Cheers. Love your work. I still would like to see an original older one from the 70s or 80s

[@liamtahaney713]

13 grand to "feel" like a rockstar. It'll make some depressed wall Street guy feel better about himself that's cool I guess.

[@THEQueeferSutherland]

Dentists everywhere are living that Sunset Blvd. lifestyle...but Sunset Blvd. 2019, not 1987.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Liam... yep,just for a day or 2

[@Kylora2112]

Especially since a standard production EDS-1275 is probably less than half that price.

[@remb1500]

It will be an office wall ornament that he will say is the real guitar slash used

[@HeelBJC]

Pretty hilarious to see pathetic projection like this. How unhappy do you have to be with your life to obsess over how successful people spend their money? Shit on Gibson all you want, but holding a grudge and making comments like this towards people for having wealth is beyond unhinged.

[@trapperkcmo3460]

interesting that you say they really resonate. they strike me as a giant tuning fork when i look at them

[@akkakryspies]

Best channel on the guitar segment around - crazy how many guitar you gotta test, and how honest you are. Please do not stop

[@christianstewart9987]

I must say, the attention to detail as far as the aging job goes is incredible. But setup and further QC is just inexcusable. I’d price this at 4-5 grand at BEST. Gibsons don’t tend to have the most bang for your buck, but this is just ridiculous. however, thank you trogly for another awesome in-depth video. love your content man!!

[@danielhorsley2259]

The silver decorations on the strap are called conchos. Cool demo man

[@_charwyn]

Btw absolutely loved your part of the demo! Nice sounds and playing 👌🏽

[@glenkepic3208]

First time I saw a 1275 was as an 8 year old, ShinDig with Herman's Hermits a High Voltage sticker between the pick up set. I believed it!!

[@Wyatt42069]

Fun fact: Ace Frehley recorded a song (I wanna say it was Fractured Mirror) on his ‘78 solo album by doing the sympathetic vibration thing. He said that in his book

[@kalebaldwin5398]

Yep, "Fractured Mirror". He had a solidbody EMS-1235 (8 string mandolin/6 string guitar). It was those mandolin strings droning through a cranked Marshall.

[@yaboy4028]

You make amazing videos keep up the great work

[@fugamantew]

Definitely interesting beast! Looks and sounds awesome too. Good thing you go in-depth with your purchases and catch the problems it has, which are definitely unacceptable in an instrument of such regard, and price tag. Thanks for sharing! Btw, your content is so good.

[@lancethrustworthy]

You get extra points for tuning in to the sympathetic resonance of the two sets of strings. Bravo.

[@chisbang53]

"Is This Guitar Worth $13,299?" No.

[@Tallicatilldeath]

Saying the word: ‘’Authentic’’ in a Gibson review. Such a genius !

[@sebastian993]

It's quite amazing that 2 of the best songs ever written - Hotel California & Stairway to Heaven are both played with a double neck Gibson. November Rain is likewise an Epic arrangement, but not quite up their with the other two. Honorable mention to John McLaughlin as well :)

[@twelthstring]

As far as I know, Jimmy Page used the double neck only on stage. For the recording he used a Fender 12-string and a telecaster.

[@ptrisonic]

I nearly bought one of these in London in about 1978. It was $1,500.00................ Best, Pete.

[@auruxy]

I really appreciate that you give your perspective as a person who’s never really hold one of these guitars and share your genuine expressions! It’s something all of us can resonate with :) cheers!

[@ADaviDTR]

Aw, yeah, it's here, baby!

[@remb1500]

Wow 12 minutes in and I just realized this is a new guitar! I really thought this was a vintage guitar. They are amazing at aging these things. Incredible

[@monstrok]

Great to see this guitar covered in detail and sound! Making me actually think about getting a double neck.

[@liamtahaney713]

I've played a few. Even though they look absurd, the bc rich biches are way better than the Gibsons from a usablity standpoint.

[@Djarra]

@@liamtahaney713 If you can find them the only Gordon Smith's were great.

[@Riverdeepnwide]

I agree with Liam, very fond of my BC Rich Bich 6/12. Looks crazy 🍌🍌s in a great way but what a sweet axe! If you're going overboard for a doubleneck, might as well take the Bich with ya.

[@LacerdaIsAWeeb]

Outstanding relicing job by the Gibson Custom Shop,not only the guitar finish is reliced but the Truss Rod is also reliced

[@OCCUPIEDNATION]

Good to see you've been working out...

[@jabbsco]

A few months ago, I went to Songbird’s in Chattanooga, TN. They had a huge variety of old double necks that I had no idea existed.

[@robnamowicz8073]

Went to Songbirds,,,,my wife had to tell me to close my mouth. Every case of guitars was absolutely jaw dropping.

[@tolvajakos]

"oh no there is a crack under the pickguard. unacceptable for a 13k guitar! but the headstock is nicely beat up, nice job, custom shop guys!" I am not mocking Trogly, I get what he is saying 100%. i am mocking the world we are living in...

[@jimcarter6669]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@no-tj8ee]

It's aged

[@crneube]

Seriously, who's to say crack wasn't done on purpose?

[@jefflitchfield4950]

@@crneube crack is rarely done by accident. Usually one doing crack wants to do crack.

[@Bob_at_OZDiggzguitars]

Resistance drops when pickups (or Humbucker coils) coils are wired in parallel (plus to plus, minus to minus, the only way a toggle 3 way works), as opposed to going up when in series (plus to minus, like the coils on a humbucker are normally). It's just like speakers.

[@johnrose1342]

The price! The look! The size! Crazy, everything about this guitar is insane! Brilliant!!!!! Really really niche product, hence the very limited run, thanks for showing us this guitar in depth, excellent video! Not for me, but that pelham blue SG special you reviewed recently, droooooooooollllllll

[@neiljones8126]

Thanks for Taking the time to review this Guitar really enjoyed this video I’m a massive slash fan never gonna be able to afford this guitar.i would definitely buy one if I had a spare thirteen Thousand .Awesome work 🤘🤘🤘

[@octaviusharris5414]

this was such a kick ass video, you are right I've never seen anyone other then a rock star playing one and seeing someone else play one I've come to the conclusion that double necks are bad ass

[@nicktpg9100]

“You can feel the vibration EVERYWHERE.”

[@spark-e]

Don't forget Daft Punk using the same guitar in the video for "Robot Rock."

[@moonchild4806]

Despite that whole song entirely being sampled from Breakwater's Release the Beast

[@budaroddy]

Ahhaha yes but wasnt the guitar really sounding or did recorded the song with that

[@spark-e]

@@budaroddy it was just a prop to my knowledge.

[@spark-e]

@@moonchild4806 Its Daft Punk. Of course it's mostly samples.

[@moonchild4806]

@@spark-e I'm aware. I just love fucking with my friends and putting on Release the Beast and watching their minds implode a bit.

[@johnrandy7140]

"You Know those Guitars that are like double guitars , you know?" -Otto Mann

[@sentforth5]

Yup LOL

[@rogerstill71]

Oddly enough, I have an MIJ double neck Mann guitar...

[@ericpigg2689]

He didn't get one, because of Burns' slant drilling. :)

[@77iam97]

Slash is a great ambassador for bringing things back in fashion

[@peyotepete4903]

Awesome! Sorry ya have to send it back man, but still awesome.

[@nicktopping2484]

I played one years ago. Had no idea what I was doing lol. Seems like s badass guitar. I would expect nothing less than them sending you a replacement. Great work as always Mr, Austin!

[@paradoxofepicurus]

This ones all scratched up and the screws have been out in the rain, add 8,000 to the price and call it aged.

[@edwardschlattervelazquez279]

In 2021, I bought one for $500. Not the slash version but still a Gibson. The guy who sold it to me didn't know what it is worth, nor did he care. He just wanted to get rid of it. Overall this guitar is absolutely amazing and plan to get split coils for it.

[@zaxbysfixit]

For that price, I would expect absolute perfection.

[@swid_swid_swid]

My good buddy who I played in a band with while attending college had one of these (I believe manufactured at some point in the '70s - he owned it from the '90s until some point in the 2000s, good condition, although the case smelled no matter what was done to it!), and I ended up spending quite a bit of time with it (as he absolutely hated stringing his many guitars as is, so suffice to say, he hated the process on this guitar 3 times as much!). Playing on the "off" neck while the "on" neck sympathetically resonates is definitely a fun, unique sound. I last had custody of it sometime around '04-'05, and your description of the neck profile, the overall feel brings back memories for me - I think you pretty much nailed it. I guarantee he paid a LOT less than $13K, for his (waiting for him to text me back what he paid back then).

[@jimothysparkcus]

$13,000 guitar with a $13 outfit. Us Troglodytes will have it no other way! Great vid again!!

[@mr.richiej]

I thank you for taking the time money and energy to review this one for sure as well as all you've done ....great work

[@budaroddy]

One of the best reviews

[@theroguetomato5362]

I wouldn't pay that much, even if I could. I don't understand the appeal of relicing. You want your guitar to look well used? Well, use it!

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

Thank you!!

[@DoctorEnigma01]

Amen! Because people these days want to have everything but not put in the work to get it

[@chipper2462]

Agreed

[@christianstewart9987]

Absolutely. buying a relic’d guitar is like buying ripped jeans: stupid.

[@KazeAkiyama]

Because it's a replica. It's not for everyone, it's for Slash fans who collect Slash stuff.

[@PlayWithYourThumb]

No. Next question.

[@Hatari2]

The things on his hat is actually a Concho belt. Usually when you think of Concho belt you think of Slash's hat, SRV hat and he also wore Concho belts and Jim Morrison.

[@bickira]

This was quite a few years ago, but at Guitar Center near Nashville I had the honor of handling and playing a double neck. I clung to that thing like a priceless egg and was so paranoid. They are pretty unweildly at first, but after a few minutes it was unbelivability fun.

[@mikeroth2721]

The build quality looks like a chibsun.

[@jefflitchfield4950]

@Ios5513 posing authentic?

[@musicbyclay4919]

Another great vid man! Keep em comin'!!🤘🤘🤘

[@ddude1212]

I REALLY liked that Middle-Eastern sitar sounding thing you were doing around 9:30, if I got one of these I'd have to learn that.

[@DarkDare47]

Its sounds Japanse like playing a Koto, Japanese string instrument.

[@ddude1212]

Dark Dare Oh, cool! Thanks for the info!

[@drtap1477]

I was a little sad to find out you didn't play the intro. :) thought i missed out on that series you were talking about doing where you learn different things and record them. anyway this was a great video

[@TheZooropaBaby]

John McLaughlin is so underrated he’s freaking spread demon

[@chrismorse3862]

Yea him and Holdsworth were gettin they shred on

[@Hillbilly_Papist]

Coolest bass I ever played was hand crafted by Tobias in the 70's. Double neck, fretless and fretted. $15k asking price so it was a bit out of my fresh from bootcamp price range.

[@TheGuitarKing101]

I have always liked the look of a Double Necked guitar, but I never have played one yet. I hope this is the first one I get to play, because I love this guitar. It sounds similar to the real thing, so that's cool

[@SvenTviking]

I got a brand new BMW motorcycle for less than that!

[@777ElZorro]

Jimmy Page EDS next please 🙏. Only way we’ll ever see one with this level of detail. Love this format !

[@alanthompson3493]

I would have liked to hear the 12-string side played through the cranked amp. You can get some unique lead sounds with a 12-string. By the way, I think the silver embellishments on the strap are called "conchos".

[@ultramatthewc2818]

I love that he used the live aid incedent for the jimmy page example

[@haroldiniho726]

Nice to hear a mention of Steve Clark, being a massive def leppard fan

[@Rhythmicons]

That guitar is so old school, it aged Trogly by a few decades.

[@jeffreylambe9958]

Trogly, your show is great, thank you! The sympathetic vibration you pointed out in this video is intriguing. I’d love to mess with that and the volume / tone combinations. You are the Dwight Schrute of Gibson knowledge (dumb joke, no disrespect, you kind of look like him). Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’d like to know, where did you learn your luthier skills? That may be a be a cool video.

[@bblando65]

Steve Clark of Def Leppard used TWO of these for about 5-6 songs, one of them being "Foolin", during their 1988 stadium tour.....one was white, one was red....awesome!

[@cowhidemusic8904]

Built in redundancy. You can break one headstock and still have another!

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Lol,great point!!

[@theallseeingarmpit5519]

Dad joke...

[@matressi6843]

ah, a fender guy.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

@@matressi6843 ..lol!

[@victorkimura5824]

That guitar solo in the beginning was pretty cool.

[@WilliamYoder72]

One of the coolest things you've ever reviewed.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Great review man! As always 🤘

[@hkguitar1984]

Very interesting. The sympathetic output from the side of the guitar not being played does add evidence to the whole tone-wood debate. What I've read is that Vintage pickups were many times microphonic in nature. The belief is that the microphonics of the pickup(s) actually add to the overall tone of a vintage instrument. If the wood does indeed vibrate and add to the overall sound (and this would be expected as certain woods are resonate in nature) then the microphonic pickups would reproduce these sounds/harmonics and include these additional sounds/tones/harmonics and frequencies into the guitar's pickups output. So even though some have argued that tone-wood is a myth we here have clear evidence that the wood is resonating and inducing signal output in the other pickups. As I stated earlier, very, very interesting. So in theory as long as you have a guitar with a resonate piece of wood and slightly microphonic pickups you should have a pretty good sounding instrument. This whole thing kind of proves out why my custom built R9 sounds so good with un-potted Burstbucker #1 and #2 pickups as those un-potted pickups are indeed microphonic.

[@nerfnerfification]

I have the epiphone version of the 1275 with set necks and it is HEAVY. Best plywood body as well but still sounds reasonable and was slightly more affordable. However if anyone is tempted by the cheapo epi version, DO change the switches as they all seem to be pretty unreliable on all the epis I've bought.

[@tavicotavio]

He is having so much fun just holding the thing

[@fjb5894]

Get your money back now!! Just saw a brand new white double neck leave Sarasota FL Guitar Center that blows this crap away! You exposed so many flaws in this I’m pissed off at Gibson for ripping people off. Who was that jamming at the end? Thank you for the hard work YOU put into this for us!!

[@stephanegagnon5430]

The crack on the crew that upset you, definitely been part of the relicking. juste my two cent.

[@jarrodhroberson]

“Art” guitars aside, in my opinion, no guitar mean to be played is worn that kind of money. I

[@Kylora2112]

Yeah. You can get a custom shop "standard" model (i.e., not some weird Rick Nielsen quintuple neck) from pretty much any manufacturer for less than $5k. Anything more than that is paying for stuff other than materials and craftsmanship. You're paying for a name, some collector value, or you're buying a display piece. I've even played with Kiesel's custom builder and can't even break $5k on a ridiculous all-exotic wood multiscale 8 string.

[@57ebartley]

Those decorative metal thing on the strap I believe are called Concho’s

[@CarlosPCastaneda]

I could have sworn that the neck selector is at the bottom and the pickup selection is between the guitars. But great review.

[@Bluelightbandit]

Whomever knowingly let that guitar leave the factory with that boo boo should be fired.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Guns, Gadgets & Guitars I second this!

[@tcarroll2054]

If I were sweetwater I would refuse his return...he tears these things apart and shows them on KZbin for profit and then bitches about small stuff and gets the return....honestly I would say this may have been damage caused by him.

[@chrismorse3862]

@@tcarroll2054 how often does he do that? Idk about others but this one should definitely have been shown and brought to Gibson's attention. Worst part about it though is that they'd never feel it. I'm sure they'd somehow end up making more money finding some way to write it off.

[@Bluelightbandit]

"Blemish"? Did we watch the same video? I may be wrong but I thought the wood was split and he could tell that someone tried to repair it due to evidence of wood filler . If that was really the case, then that was being deceitful by whomever damaged it. I understand that it's a relic guitar but damn. I'd be pissed if I found that on a 13 thousand dollar guitar. Hell, I'd be pissed if I found it on any guitar no matter the price of it. But on the other hand, it looks all to hell anyway so what difference does it really make? 🤷‍♂️ It's like buying an extremely reliced guitar that was purposely made to look used and abused and you complain about an extra scratch, ding or whatever that you think shouldn't be there. My comment was about the moral aspect of it basically.

[@kevinwillson341]

How do you know he does this? You just pulled that out of nowhere so I have to believe you want to complain just for the sake of it.

[@wonderwomanguy]

This was very informative! Far more than anything Gibson released. I'd love to see what you think of the Danelectro double neck at a fraction of the price now.

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

Charlie Whitney of Family used a 1275 pretty much exclusively. A really great, really interesting player

[@willwragg9707]

After the the run through of notable players I was getting all ready with an indignant 'Elvis: you might have heard of him' comment. Then yes, I got there at the same time as you explained.

[@aaron.krn03]

One of my Dream Guitars.I will never forget Slash sitting on the Ego Box in Tokyo 92 playing Only Women bleed...

[@luciencrestfallen1143]

Troggly, you could say that even the truss rod being close to its limit is just for it to be authenthic and reliced :D

[@HeelBJC]

you are my favorite guitar youtube

[@ericpigg2689]

Suddenly, the guy from Duluth Trading Company came in and starting rocking out!

[@jerryyeaaah15]

20:45 that shear happiness is why buying an eds1275 is always worth it😄

[@thomasconrad2630]

Great guitar, great review....Thanks!

[@jppagetoo]

Allen Woody of the Allman Brothers Band/Gov't Mule had double neck Gibson with bass and mandolin necks on it. I saw him play several times (RIP Allen Woody)

[@lennonplayzplayz5816]

fun fact Adam Day slash guitar tech said in the premier guitar rig rundown " I think its a 88 or 89" but his EDS 1275 is dated as a 66' witch makes it even rarer!

[@scottdavidson6066]

The two necks are wired parallel instead of series-that’s why the volume drops when you go to two necks from just one.

[@djt6546]

I hope the right people at Gibson see this video and work to stop the bad quality control. My guess is someone covered their tracks with the mistake under the pick guard for fear of losing their job. If Gibson cannot police quality control across such a high profile and extravagant run of only 125 guitars, they will forever remain known as a company that produces SOME great guitars amongst A LOT of rough. Many of us love good Gibson guitars but we are conflicted when we see such lack of QC. Great demo thank you, but still feeling flat about Gibson as a guitar brand. 🙁

[@Kabayoth]

I told you to get AN EDS-1275 not THIS EDS-1275. Cheaper, easier to unload, probably better made because the fixtures are in use. I'm griping, but glad you documented this anyway.

[@zaprockskull]

I've always wonderd what the intro and outro songs in your videos originate from did you make them yourself or are they just amazing covers?

[@Trog]

Just stock music from iMovie. Lazy Day + Dustbowl