David Thomas McNaught
Only a handful of these were ever made, and the older discontinued models with the original headstock are now quite rare. Especially in this condition. In an eye-catching tiger eye finish over a beautifully quilted maple top.
Specs / Measurements
c1999
Original style headstock
Quilted maple / White Korina (Limba)
"Set-thru” White Korina neck
~1.75” nut
~2.04 string spacing at saddle
~24.75” string length
-DiMarzio pickups
Schaller tuners
Original rectangular hard case
Condition / Setup Notes
The guitar remains in excellent(+), with minimal wear, if any. For its age and rarity, I’m hard pressed to find a notable flaw, other than some tarnishing of hardware and only the slightest hints of emerging fret wear. Set up nicely and playing easily with a low string height and minimal relief.
Additional Thoughts
I still remember when these guitars were just coming out, and the Gemini and Tempest models really caught my eye. They are still very cool! I believe only 10 or so Gemini were made, and this one has a striking top, and is in a condition that is hard to find for a guitar that’s over 25 years old. I suspect this one was hardly played, which must have been difficult given how nicely it plays and sounds.
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David Thomas McNaught
Only a handful of these were ever made, and the older discontinued models with the original headstock are now quite rare. Especially in this condition. In an eye-catching tiger eye finish over a beautifully quilted maple top.
Specs / Measurements
c1999
Original style headstock
Quilted maple / White Korina (Limba)
"Set-thru” White Korina neck
~1.75” nut
~2.04 string spacing at saddle
~24.75” string length
-DiMarzio pickups
Schaller tuners
Original rectangular hard case
Condition / Setup Notes
The guitar remains in excellent(+), with minimal wear, if any. For its age and rarity, I’m hard pressed to find a notable flaw, other than some tarnishing of hardware and only the slightest hints of emerging fret wear. Set up nicely and playing easily with a low string height and minimal relief.
Additional Thoughts
I still remember when these guitars were just coming out, and the Gemini and Tempest models really caught my eye. They are still very cool! I believe only 10 or so Gemini were made, and this one has a striking top, and is in a condition that is hard to find for a guitar that’s over 25 years old. I suspect this one was hardly played, which must have been difficult given how nicely it plays and sounds.
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