Front: 10 string tuning (any tuning wanted)

Back:  10 string tuning Which is reg. C6^th   
                      C6^th                    
D -  G - E - C - A - G - E - C - A  - F
with D on top and F on the bottom
 

Two round rocker switches
one for each pickup (SPDT)

DT 10     Non-Pedal Console
DT-10/10  (Double neck on Triple neck body)  Pad on back / 10 on mid / 10 on front

Wood = Curly Maple Natural Finish (no stain)
Inlay on top and bottom of both aprons,  and on front and back of both necks (Black Walnut)

Scale on both necks = 24 1/4 in
String Spacing on both necks  3/8 in.  (.3750 in)  From Bridge all the way to the Nut

Fret board:   (12 string "Derby"  black with crowns)

Adjustable string nuts for each string on both necks

Non-Pedal  pedal bar for
Volume pedal, and a plate with two Velcro strips to hold DD-3, and a BoBro  ext.
(See Pedal Bar at the bottom of this page)
     with 1 transformer  for all 3 (daisy chained)  (See wiring diagram at bottom of this page)



  (All Lefts and Rights are as you are setting at guitar)



Amp-Jack on right side lower front, Tuner-Jack on left side lower front
The Amp & Tuner can be plug in opposite from above. then the switch will work the opposite way

Front and Back Pickup for both 10 string necks,
    because of 3/8 in. spacing, using George L 12-1, 12 string pickup 4 1/2 in. long 

 George L's 12-1 and 10-1
    "Same as E-66, except the tone is slightly darker (a little more bass than the E-66).
The highs are not quite as crisp as the E-66.
However, the 10-1 and 12-1 has a fuller, softer sound than the E-66.
10-1 and 12-1 are 19.5 Ohms
The sound of Jimmy Day never rang truer than in this pickup.
It works great on any steel! Warm highs and full bottom!"    Add $15.00 for the 12 Stg.

                     C6^th                   
D - G - E - C - A - G - E - C - A - F
with D on top and F on the bottom