World’s first quadruple-neck guitar

Posted in Musical Instruments by Conner Flynn on April 19th, 2008

World’s first quadruple-neck guitar
This guitar requires at least four times the skill of your normal rocker. It would be great for the alien band that has a few more limbs then most. With this baby you can be a one man bluegrass band with guitar, bass, mandolin and banjo all in one. I’m guessing the weight will destroy your collar bone though.

One of these monstrosities sold on eBay earlier this month for $255, which is insanely cheap, even when you consider the $134.98 shipping fee. It’s probably just as well, it’s gotta be a pain in the ass to restring this thing. You are NOT a guitar hero until you master this baby.

[ebay] VIA [Dvice]

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5 Comments to “World’s first quadruple-neck guitar”
  1. BruceR Says:

    hardly the first …

  2. Ozzy B Says:

    wat a seriously useless guitar

  3. none Says:

    savage guitar

  4. Jalapenio Says:

    Whats the point my regular guitar is just fine and the guitar neck is so low i think i would have trouble raeching it on that tng

  5. bob Says:

    epic

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