Notable Double Neck Guitar Users
- Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin
- John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin and solo career and collaborations
- Joe Perry of Aerosmith
- Don Felder of The Eagles, specifically on Hotel California
- Denny Laine of Wings, especially on the Wings Over America tour.
- Rik Emmett of Triumph
- Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee of Rush
- Steve Howe of Yes
- Chris Squire of Yes
- Pete Townshend of The Who
- John Lodge of The Moody Blues
- Michael Angelo Batio of Nitro
- Matt Bellamy of Muse
- Joe Bonamassa
- Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner of Ohio Players
- Junior Brown
- Jeff Cook, of Alabama
- Lita Ford
- Gordon Giltrap
- Joe Maphis, country music guitarist and television personality
- John McLaughlin of The Mahavishnu Orchestra
- Dave Mustaine of Megadeth
- Sile Nuić of Siledžije, Terra Slaves, and Frama
- Steve Rothery of Marillion
- Guy Thomas, bassist with The Vulcan Creedlers
- Mike Rutherford of Genesis
- Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi
- Tom Keifer of Cinderella
- Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria
- Peter Sprague, jazz guitarist
- Chad Stuart of Chad and Jeremy
- Steve Vai
- Brian "Head" Welch Formerly of Korn
- Slash, Guns N' Roses
- John Petrucci of Dream Theater
- Doffen
There are also multi-necked guitars having more than two necks, multi-neck basses, and multi-neck hybrid instruments which combine one or more guitar necks with other instrument necks such as bass, mandolin, banjo, etc. as well as differently shaped multi-necked guitars like the multi-necked guitars Michael Angelo Batio uses which are either a 'v' or 'x' shape allowing him to play on multiple necks at the same time.
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