The likely precursor to the SG body shape’s double florentine–cutaway design—which would replace the single-cutaway Les Paul line in 1961, the double-neck EDS-1275 has been the all-but-necessary answer for live performances of some of the most iconic songs of all time—from Jimmy Page’s performances of “Stairway to Heaven,” to Don Felder playing “Hotel California,” to Alex Lifeson ripping through “Xanadu”! We love these double-neck icons so much that we asked Gibson Custom Shop’s Murphy Labs to m

One of the most iconic guitars in history is Jimmy Page’s Gibson EDS-1275 doubleneck. The images of him playing it on stage with Led Zeppelin are indelible to rock ’n’ roll history. Gibson has made doubleneck electric guitars since 1958, but Jimmy defined the model from the moment his EDS-1275 was delivered to him, allowing him to play the acoustic and electric 6-string and 12-string parts of Stairway to Heaven at live performances and later using it for The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song,

This is the holy grail for rock fans — the 1969 Gibson EDS-1275 Jimmy Page Double Neck ⚡️🔥 Made famous by Jimmy Page himself, this beauty features: 🎸 12-string 6-string necks 🌹 Solid mahogany construction 🎛️ Speed knobs & uncovered pickups 🎶 Classic ’69 tone and limited production (only around 200 made!) A true collector’s dream — this double neck is built for legends. You’ll rarely ever see one like it again. 📞 Call (775) 331-1001 or visit bizarreguitar.com Use code BIZARRE and ask about