10/11/10
Some musical instrument makers or manufacturers are very enthusiastic, about their more unusual design of instrument. Ovation currently rank first in this. People's difficulties with such as a twin necked electric guitar, are primarily that it requires far more attention in terms of familiarisation and practise than the buyer had intended to give. Easily, to look at the guitar, a player would want to play their usual guitar most, and the double neck as a part time study or hobby. You really need to dedicate yourself only to the twin neck Ovation, forsaking other guitars, for a few years of study and show.
A simple comparison was the Inmos Transputer, the parallel computing processor. Buyers only wanted to use it as a central processor, which it wasn't able to be, or apply the processor to various near impossible tasks, which because it was a kind of prototype, couldn't fulfill. Then, discussions or proclamations on how a (now very elderly design) serial processor could perform any task that a parallel processor could do, nailed the coffin lid on the Transputer project. The last point reminds of what a twin neck guitarist should listen for; "It kind of sounds like a single guitar" or "You could play that with a single neck guitar" or worse, "Play both sets at once!"
Remember this rule; don't look at the frets nor the strings when you play, whichever kind of guitar.
KM
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