Electric Guitars

[ghastlyone]

Originally posted by Megadeth7684


My opinion of the guitar.

Ok then, what is your opinion based on?

[progrules]

I love The Cure but I've never liked Robert's guitars aside from his Fender IV

[turnip]

I think I'd take a 'normal' Ultra or (of course) a Jazzmaster or Jaguar anyday over that...it looks like it was left out in the sun too long.
:confused:

[orourke]

Black and blob-like. Kind of like Mr. Smith himself.

I like it, it's retro, yet original.

[Actionsquid]

Originally posted by ghastlyone


Ok then, what is your opinion based on?

His opinion is that it's a piece of trash, which is based on his opinion of the guitar, which is- that the guitar is a piece of trash, which is based on his opinion of the guitar, [SIZE=1]which is that it's a piece of trash, and opinion he formed based on his opinion of the guitar. His opinion of the guitar is that...[/SIZE]

[dot-dot-dot]

Originally posted by jjpistols
pretty cool - what other sigs are actually designed by the artist more than just a modded existing model?

The Ibanez MMM1 (that Staind guy's one) might count. The body shape is similar to the SZ range, but it's a 28" baritone rather than 25.1", it's neck thru rather than set neck, the bridge isn't seen on any other guitars in the range and it only has one volume, one tone and a 3-way blade switch.

It's really rather good too, for anyone who cares more about the instrument than the name on the back of the control cavity plate.

[ThomasH]

Originally posted by ghastlyone


What do you base the "huge pile of trash" comment on? Your opinion of it's shape? I prefer the looks of a sharp V myself but I wouldn't call the Axxion a "huge pile of trash" Mustaine designed the Axxion with upper fret access in mind and comparing this feature on the Axxion with the DV-8 or his older King V's the Axxion is much better designed in that respect. Whether somebody likes the shape or not is a subjective issue.

Just ignore Megadeth7684. He's just trolling as usual.

Regarding the Robert Smith Schecter, he probably thought the normal body shape looked a bit too slim compared to his own expanding frame. Maybe I should get one myself for the same reason.

[ghastlyone]

Originally posted by Actionsquid


His opinion is that it's a piece of trash, which is based on his opinion of the guitar, which is- that the guitar is a piece of trash, which is based on his opinion of the guitar, [SIZE=1]which is that it's a piece of trash, and opinion he formed based on his opinion of the guitar. His opinion of the guitar is that...[/SIZE]

Originally posted by ThomasH


Just ignore Megadeth7684. He's just trolling as usual.

You are right. I will try to ignore his self centered 12 year old mentality in the future

[ghastlyone]

Here is another example of a guitar designed by the artist. Rick Derringer designed the "Stealth" and asked B.C. Rich make it. Not a popular model and it's probably more well known because it was Chuck Schuldiner's guitar of choice.

[jjpistols]

That don't look like no "Hang On Sloopy" guitar!

[JoeBoy]

Originally posted by Megadeth7684
Mustaine's new Axxion model is also a huge pile of trash. The DV-8 is cool though, so was his old Jackson V.

Yea old Dave seems to be back on the sauce. Too bad to.

[TheGZeus,OnFire]

Originally posted by dot-dot-dot


The Ibanez MMM1 (that Staind guy's one) might count. The body shape is similar to the SZ range, but it's a 28" baritone rather than 25.1", it's neck thru rather than set neck, the bridge isn't seen on any other guitars in the range and it only has one volume, one tone and a 3-way blade switch.

It's really rather good too, for anyone who cares more about the instrument than the name on the back of the control cavity plate.

Actually, the bride now comes on the prestige 2020.

[ghastlyone]

Originally posted by jjpistols
That don't look like no "Hang On Sloopy" guitar!

haha no doubt