Best Signature Gat?

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And it just happens to be the colour scheme I like in a strat 8)

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I have to say I wasn't exactly overwhelmed by the AT300 I played, but I still think the AT100 is cool





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Knight Of Cydonia wrote:
jeremyb wrote:
hamo wrote:I don't see a sig gat as desirable because I want to be like the artist. There are plenty of guitarists I like that have sig models I wouldn't buy because they don't do it for me. But if the artist has something truly cool going on with their guitar, and I have a chance to have that, then why wouldn't I want it?
Like the Manson guitars that were made for Matt Bellamy from Muse, with the Kaoss pads in them, very cool!

http://www.mansonguitars.co.uk/Muse%20gallery/index.htm

I believe they do a 'production' version you can buy 8)
I agree. I love Matt B's "Mattocasters" i mean how many other guitarists are actually trying to break new territory with their sigs not just another guitar with a nice finish, name on the headstock and not necessarily even a good sound?

I think most guitarist just want a guitar to be a.....GUITAR........ as Rog would say they perfected the guitar in the late 50's, everything after that is just a bad imitation :wink: But if this thread was ugliest "signature" guitar then those are hands down the winner right there :!:
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The Govan Suhr sig. is awesome, as is the scott henderson 8)

Otherwise:
Ibanez Universe (early 90s with the green pickups and inlay)
Fender Clapton strat (awesome neck)
Eric Johnson strat

Caparison Chris Amott :twisted:
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Some Bozo wrote:Lester Polfus's has been pretty popular
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It's got to be the most popular signature guitar of all time.
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Not big on signatures really, I can't think of many I like.

The Tom Delonge Fender Strat is kinda cool, and Jeff Loomis' Schecter I guess

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sorry for if bump it up :P

my pick is Pat's sig BC R JrV
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Its not really a signature gat, more of a one-off custom, but Chris Broderick's Ibanez lights some fires.

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Paul Gilbert's PGM 301 is similarly delightful.
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ash wrote:Its not really a signature gat, more of a one-off custom, but Chris Broderick's Ibanez lights some fires.

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ash wrote:Its not really a signature gat, more of a one-off custom, but Chris Broderick's Ibanez lights some fires.

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Thats one of the most awesome looking guitars Ive ever seen! 8)
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ash wrote:Its not really a signature gat, more of a one-off custom, but Chris Broderick's Ibanez lights some fires
by the sounds of it he's lighting dave mustaines fire as well with what he is recording for megadeths new album 8) 8)
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there was one of those on trade me about 2 months ago....very very cool
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Was it a black one?

I bid on a black one a couple of years ago, but the price got a bit rich for me.

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Jenesis wrote:Was it a black one?

I bid on a black one a couple of years ago, but the price got a bit rich for me.
No it was pink...I think it went for about $1250 from memory

I see this is on there at the mo http://www.trademe.co.nz/Music-instrume ... 503527.htm I assume its our very own slash-ed?
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Are there different models (hardware) of the PGM301? Whats one worth in mint nic? Do they not have trems? I better start goooglin
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