What you see here is OLP's take on the double neck guitar and if you ask me, they did a pretty darn good job. The finish on this guitar alone is quite impressive. It defiantly has a Les Paul feel to it, the paint job that is.
       The neck profile feels much like a telecaster because of the u-formation it makes on both the six and twelve string. This also means it is highly player friendly. The hum-bugger style picks are ideal for heavy gain settings without compromising a sweet clean tone. The player has the option to either keep the six string or twelve string active at the same time or individually. The volume and tone controls work in the traditional three-way selector with a two knobs for volume and for tone. This guitar will also be shipped with a fitted gig-bag.  Here is list of some more specs:     

• 6-string and 12-string necks
• Basswood body with quilt film maple top
• Bolt-on North American maple necks
• Maple fingerboards
• 22 jumbo frets per neck
• 2 direct-mounted OLP humbuckers for each axe
• Fixed bridges

            There only significant blemish to the finish is a chip by the twelve string pickup selector. The strings on this guitar are old, possible as old as the guitar itself. I know that everybody has there own preferences when it comes to brands and what not, but I would be more than happy to restring both necks free of charge upon request.
        All things considered, this guitar is a great value for a twelve string. Most of the people that have had the pleasure of playing this guitar have told me that they prefer it over the Epiophone and other big brand double neck models. If you have always wanted to tryout a double neck but have been holding off because the price wasn't right, you need not look any further, your guitar is here.