Guitar & Mandolin Double Neck Since I play both guitar and mandolin as do many other musicians, it would be nice to have both at hand in front of you rather than picking one up and putting the other down. This special instrument is a wonderful tool for song writing and quite simply you would look amazingly cool playing one. It is an instrument that every folk and rock musician needs in their arsenal.

• This instrument incorporates The Wedge©™ , a design innovation by Linda Manzer . Normally with an instrument such as a double neck the instrument sits very up right because of it's width. You could lean over the instrument but that will give you a bad posture. With Manzer's Wedge ©™ design, it makes the instrument comfortable to play and without leaning over you can look down and see both fret boards clearly. The wedge doesn't effect the sound of the instrument either. • Pickups: This instrument also has a custom made K&K stereo pickup installed. One channel for the guitar and the other for the mandolin.

• Soundboard: Sitka Spruce • Back and Sides: Maple (Flame) • Necks: Mahogany • Fingerboards: Ebony • Rosettes: Black Mother Of Pearl • Mandolin tuners: Gotoh MA40 • Guitar tuners: Gotoh SE510 • Finish: French polish • Lower bout width: 381mm (15") • Depth at tail block: 105mm (4.3") • Mandolin nut width: 32mm (1.25") • Mandolin scale length: 352mm (13.875") • Guitar nut width: 46mm (1.8") • Guitar scale length: 645mm. (25.4")

• Soundboard: Sitka Spruce • Back and Sides: Indian Rosewood • Necks: Mahogany • Fingerboards: Ebony • Bindings: Yew • Mandolin tuners: Gotoh • Guitar tuners: Gotoh • Finish: Lacquer (satin finish) • Lower bout width: 394mm (15.5") • Depth at tail block: 110mm (4.3") • Mandolin nut width: 32mm (1.25") • Mandolin scale length: 352mm (13.875") • Guitar nut width: 46mm (1.8") • Guitar scale length: 645mm. (Martin 25.4")

This is the 3rd guitar and mandolin double neck I've made. This has a slightly larger guitar body than the previous two. The Indian rosewood gives a lovely warm tone to both the guitar and mandolin.

The video above I made using the double neck. The tune I wrote 'The Grove' was also recorded on the instrument. I recorded the tune first and filmed myself playing over the top of it.