1975 Ibanez Japan 2402 (EDS-1275) Double Neck 6/12 SG (Walnut)

1975 Ibanez Japan 2402 (EDS-1275) Double Neck 6/12 SG (Walnut)The kind of guitar that almost everyone dreams about but only a select few can actually handle. This is a Japanese made Ibanez branded replica of the Gibson EDS 1275 from 1975 and is an earlier model that still features the Gibson style aesthetic. Wearing the very rare Walnut finish (that was only used for a year or two before being discontinued) on a big beefy mahogany body with two bolt on maple necks and 20 fret rosewood fingerboards, it weighs a

the BB-800 was Yamaha's attempt at redesigning the Fender Precision Bass

maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard and abalone inlays

Loaded with a genuine Floyd Rose tremolo system along with EMG pickups (two single coils and an EMG-89 in the bridge position

Likely made in Korea in 2007 based on the serial number

Neck is straight and the truss works well

It can be mounted on the bushings of a standard stop-tailpiece and does not require any modification to the body of the guitar

this RGX model was aimed at competing with the Ibanez RG and Jackson Dinky models that were on the rise

pearl dot inlays

and tremolo balance and setup prior to listing

ebony bridge and fingerboard

The neck has a slight twist although the truss does still adjust

this is one of the few early models that wore a super aesthetic laminate flame on the cherry sunburst finish