School Me On The EDS-1275

[TSJMajesty]

What's the story behind some of these guitars having the same spacing of the tuning pegs on the 12 as the 6, and yet others having the 12 much closer together?

A long time ago, I thought one was called 1175, and the other, a 1275. But maybe I just dreamed that. Idk.

Anyone know the history of those (apparent) changes?

I recall Page's had the equal spacing, and Lifeson's was the tighter. But are they both designated EDS-1275?

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[DrewJD82]

It's double the fugly.

Class over.

 

[laxu]

My guess is that the wider spacing just makes the 12-string more comfortable to tune.

 

[Eagle]

The Epiphone version has a plywood body . I was shocked. .

 

[Warmart]

Can't you just rig up something to put your two Majesties together?

 

[Sleezy E]

 

[JiveTurkey]

The Epiphone version has a plywood body . I was shocked. .

 

[TSJMajesty]

Well, I guess if it had been about the differences between Marshalls made in 1977, or the revisions of the Dual Rectifier....

 

[JiveTurkey]

Well, I guess if it had been about the differences between Marshalls made in 1977, or the revisions of the Dual Rectifier....