... but I guess the double-neck guitars don't have the tonal range he's looking for? He used to play one, back in the day:
As did these guys:
And even this guy:
And then, when the bass players get into the act:
You can even get a double-team double-neck:
But why stop at just two? Chris Squire has this monstrosity:
But this just looks like a carpal tunnel case study waiting to happen:
This looks Tricky to play, and probably wasn't Cheap to build:
Let's see... 12-string, 6-string, 5-string bass, 4-string bass, 7-string, and just for good measure, another 6-string?... At least this guy rests it on the ground, to save his own neck, I'd guess?
This guy actually asked for a custom 12-string, but the guitar builder messed up... I suppose he could tune each neck to a different open chord; C, C#, D, D#, etc., and never have to learn a bunch of different positions:
Hmm. Maybe that Variax on a stand that Steve Howe uses doesn't look so awkward after all...
