First of all- this is an incomplete rare guitar. This is probably for restoration or parts or possibly to retro-fit modern parts to a wonderful older piece of Americana. This pedal is a real oddball and very rare. It is an 8-string, twin neck steel from the now defunct Multi-Kord company. The only parts left on the guitar are the two brackets which house the rollers and shafts. There are five cast aluminum pedals and rods. If I understand correctly, the neck closest to you was the pedal neck and the other tuned in open (non-pedal). The changer, tuning machines, and pickups, etc are missing. I've had the two fingerboards reproduced as per the original artwork and planned to convert this guitar to twin-neck open tuning such as A6 or C6 but have no time to finish and thought someone should be able to enjoy this project. There are two legs that screw in and the other legs fold up. Everything is solid and works well. The pedals and roller brackets have been glass beaded and the logo plate has been polished. There are some extra holes drilled into the body for switches, etc. The guitar body has been spray painted black over top of orange. It appears to have been finished in natural tone originally. I'm asking $500 for this instrument and buyer will pay for actual shipping costs.
I also have a complete single-neck custom built steel guitar for sale on here as well.
Call 9 to 5 Eastern. I'm in West "By God" Virginia. Telephone 304-736-3875
Email me for pictures as the site I have my pictures listed with stinks...[This message was edited by Jerry Wetherholt on 17 March 2005 at 03:05 PM.]
