Thank you very much for telling me!! The story about is very interesting, I didn't know that H got Dave in contact with Jackson due to the Kossoff Strat retirement, and I also didn't know this guitar was a backup for the CAR Jackson, and yes, the pickups seem to be JB and 59/Jazz. Thanks, again!!
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Nope. Played Chemmical Wedding on it tuned to baritone in 1998/1999.
The Dave Murray Strat is an absolute Metal Beast, believe me.
It is more Metal than Adrians Jackson US Signature model (which is great too), believe me. I have them both.
Ah, yep! You're right, I remember! Do you have an idea where to get a good quality ML? If I don't find one in Europe, I have to get one from the USA... and have to pay 23% custom tax in addition to the regular price
However, I would do that in the end if nescessary, I really want an ML.
No idea, sorry. And H's is a Baby ML. A bit smaller. Try Reverb.Ah, yep! You're right, I remember! Do you have an idea where to get a good quality ML? If I don't find one in Europe, I have to get one from the USA... and have to pay 23% custom tax in addition to the regular price
Is it just me or is that headstock painted white (same color as the body)? Some of these pics confuse me, because I know that the original now, has a natural finish headstock (even on tour back in 1986 and onwards), did he perhaps have two of them, or is the lighting throwing me off?
It is. That was likely the first neck that was on it before his custom neck (modeled after 1957 strat) was built.
Yes he did.
That one has the acient Roland Synth built into it. The controls of the "regular" guitar are behind the bridge. The first thing you would need to do would be finding an acient Roland G-707 and gut it.
Wasn't that also the guitar that was swiftly retired after Somewhere on Tour on account of its body cracking from all the extra crap bolted on and embedded inside of it?
Yes. And the backup to it was recently sold to Matt's guitar shop. Actually, there were 2 backups, the Lado Laser too.
I thought that was the one that was stolen on SBIT?
No. That was the 2nd prototype of his signature model (ebony/white pickguard version). It's sister guitar is the 2nd prototype of the maple/black pickguard version, which Adrian still plays for drop-D songs (it has a chipped pickguard).
It does, especially with the amount of drop D songs on TFP tour. If you give away the ability to pull up on the bar, you can install a D-tuna. Adrian still seems to prefer being able to pull up on the tremolo on stage, but is fine with dive-only (EVH setup) for warming up.
