1924 Double neck Gibson L-5 with one Hawaiian neck

David DeLoach · From: Tennessee, USA

Wow, this is different. NEVER MIND - IT WAS AN APRIL'S FOOLS POST. I fell for it.

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Tim Toberer · From: Nebraska, USA

There was so much creativity and experimentation going on at this time. The Gibson designs are so gorgeous. Just stunning craftsmanship. They have a massive early Gibson collection at the Music Museum in Vermillion South Dakota. I have never seen anything like is one! Perfect instrument for Rory Hoffman.

Dave Mudgett · From: Central Pennsylvania and Gallatin, Tennessee

Um, yeah. Le premier Avril is The first of April. Ha ha.

Tim Toberer · From: Nebraska, USA

Bill Groner · From: QUAKERTOWN, PA

SUCKER!😁
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Tim Toberer · From: Nebraska, USA

Looking at the picture now you can see it’s the same guitar. Duh. I’m not responding to any more posts today. It is not safe!

Jim Newberry · From: Seattle, Upper Left America

Still a good joke…
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Joe A. Roberts · From: Seoul, South Korea

I appreciate the attention to details on the part of the photo editor, like switching around the tuner buttons, and the screw on the inner pickguard!
The contour could double as a chin rest on this guitar.

Tim Whitlock · From: Colorado, USA

Ha! The original guitsteel!

Joel Jackson · From: Detroit

The real deal. Double neck Stella about a minute and a half into this video. Guess they didn’t catch on Laughing

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=42doMPob76E

Paul Seager · From: Augsburg, Germany

This may be a forerunner of the guitsteel.

https://www.framus-vintage.de/en/0-20-Electro-Universal/0-20-Electro-Universal/

The 6 string has a rounded neck (although pretty chunky) and if you slide through the pictures you'll see a detachable leg rest for normal playing.

I had one and it didn't really work for me. When one switched from normal to lap playing it always felt that the 8 string squareneck should be farther away.

It sounded pretty awful due to the lousy pickup. I sold it during COVID time. No regrets!
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Allan Revich · From: Victoria, BC

Avril Lepremier— very clever! Very Happy

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6 String | G – G B D G B D
7 String | G6 – e G B D G B D (re-entrant)

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