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Rare Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder #12 "Hotel California" Doubleneck (One Of 50 Signed & Played By Don Felder)

#12 hand signed by Don Felder on the back of the 12-String Headstock!


Gibson Custom Don Felder Signed Hotel California EDS-1275 Double Neck in a Timeless Aged White Finish! The instrument is crafted in the image of Gibson’s iconic EDS-1275 Double 12 model, only around 110 of which were produced between 1962-’68, demanding a reissue in 1977, when Felder acquired his example. The Don Felder Double Neck carries all the classic appointments of the era, including four great Gibson PAF-style humbucking pickups (two per neck) on a resonant solid-mahogany body. In addition, however, the guitar also includes custom wiring and modifications that Felder added to his own EDS-1275 to help it suit his live performance needs. All are aged to accurately reflect the look of Felder’s own Gibson Double Neck, while 50 are also signed and numbered by the artist himself. All come with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Frequently named in polls for the “world’s greatest guitar solos”, and listed at #49 in Rolling Stone magazine’s “500 Greatest Songs of All Time”, Don Felder and Joe Walsh’s dual guitar solo on the Eagles’ “Hotel California” tapped a searing tone and an atmospheric vibe that still resonate today. To give live renditions their maximum impact, Don Felder has”right from the start”played the hit song on a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck, performing the haunting 12-string introduction on the guitar’s top neck (routed through a Leslie rotating speaker unit) and switching to the lower 6-string neck for the epic soloing duel with Joe Walsh. ONLY 50 of these Bad boys made and this one happens to be #12.


Features

Aged/signed model – limited edition #12/ 50
Mahogany body
Maple neck
SG “Felder” rounded neck profile
Rosewood fretboard
12″ radius
20 frets
Corian nut
Gibson PLEK system nut slotting
Kluson tuners with nickel buttons
12:1 tuning ratio
Nickel plating
6 string ABR-1 bridge
12-string Custom Nashville Tune-O-Matic with chrome plating
Claw tailpiece
Black witch-hat knobs with silver inserts
BurstBucker 2 neck pickups on both necks
BurstBucker 1 bridge pickups on both necks
Alnico II magnets
2 500k linear volume controls
1 500k non-linear tone control
Nitrocellulose finish in aged white

WEIGHS in at: 10.75 lbs

6-String Neck:

.836″ at the 1st fret 

1.030” at the 12th fret

12-String Neck:

.858” at the 1st fret

1.040” at the 12th fret

Listeda year ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder "Hotel California" EDS-1275 Double Neck (Aged and Signed) #12 The Eagles Les Paul
Finish
  • Aged White
Categories
Year
  • 2010
Made In
  • United States
Number of Strings
  • 12-String
Body Type
  • Solid Body

About the Seller

5150 Enterprises

Chesterfield, MI, United States
(49)
Joined Reverb:2016
Items Sold:12
Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder "Hotel California" EDS-1275 Double Neck (Aged & Signed) 2010 - Aged White
Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder "Hotel California" EDS-1275 Double Neck (Aged & Signed) 2010 - Aged White
$27,500

About This Listing

Rare Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder #12 "Hotel California" Doubleneck (One Of 50 Signed & Played By Don Felder)

#12 hand signed by Don Felder on the back of the 12-String Headstock!


Gibson Custom Don Felder Signed Hotel California EDS-1275 Double Neck in a Timeless Aged White Finish! The instrument is crafted in the image of Gibson’s iconic EDS-1275 Double 12 model, only around 110 of which were produced between 1962-’68, demanding a reissue in 1977, when Felder acquired his example. The Don Felder Double Neck carries all the classic appointments of the era, including four great Gibson PAF-style humbucking pickups (two per neck) on a resonant solid-mahogany body. In addition, however, the guitar also includes custom wiring and modifications that Felder added to his own EDS-1275 to help it suit his live performance needs. All are aged to accurately reflect the look of Felder’s own Gibson Double Neck, while 50 are also signed and numbered by the artist himself. All come with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Frequently named in polls for the “world’s greatest guitar solos”, and listed at #49 in Rolling Stone magazine’s “500 Greatest Songs of All Time”, Don Felder and Joe Walsh’s dual guitar solo on the Eagles’ “Hotel California” tapped a searing tone and an atmospheric vibe that still resonate today. To give live renditions their maximum impact, Don Felder has”right from the start”played the hit song on a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck, performing the haunting 12-string introduction on the guitar’s top neck (routed through a Leslie rotating speaker unit) and switching to the lower 6-string neck for the epic soloing duel with Joe Walsh. ONLY 50 of these Bad boys made and this one happens to be #12.


Features

Aged/signed model – limited edition #12/ 50
Mahogany body
Maple neck
SG “Felder” rounded neck profile
Rosewood fretboard
12″ radius
20 frets
Corian nut
Gibson PLEK system nut slotting
Kluson tuners with nickel buttons
12:1 tuning ratio
Nickel plating
6 string ABR-1 bridge
12-string Custom Nashville Tune-O-Matic with chrome plating
Claw tailpiece
Black witch-hat knobs with silver inserts
BurstBucker 2 neck pickups on both necks
BurstBucker 1 bridge pickups on both necks
Alnico II magnets
2 500k linear volume controls
1 500k non-linear tone control
Nitrocellulose finish in aged white

WEIGHS in at: 10.75 lbs

6-String Neck:

.836″ at the 1st fret 

1.030” at the 12th fret

12-String Neck:

.858” at the 1st fret

1.040” at the 12th fret

Listeda year ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • Gibson Custom Shop Don Felder "Hotel California" EDS-1275 Double Neck (Aged and Signed) #12 The Eagles Les Paul
Finish
  • Aged White
Categories
Year
  • 2010
Made In
  • United States
Number of Strings
  • 12-String
Body Type
  • Solid Body

About the Seller

5150 Enterprises

Chesterfield, MI, United States
(49)
Joined Reverb:2016
Items Sold:12

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