aslsmm
Banned
damn ibanez. his white ibby looked bad ass. id have bought it.
Did Broderick head over to Dean?
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ralphy1976
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well i am pretty sure he will get that one with a different sticker on it..one which reads : Dean
Freestyler8
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That headstock reminds me of the Daemoness headstock. Without the bevel.
anthonyferguson
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Hod I Nob Gope.
Yep, that was/is a truely beautiful guitar!
aslsmm
Banned
well i am pretty sure he will get that one with a different sticker on it..one which reads : Dean
the headstock should say jackson right?
ralphy1976
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Thep
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Broderick sheds some light on it: Chris Broderick and Jackson Guitars « Chris Broderick Official Blog
As for the whole marketing conundrum with him, I don't see Ibanez at much fault if they are using Broderick's name to market those new RGAs. For one, they are quite different from his LACS designs. Secondly, isn't that the whole point of an endorsement?
If he could find a new company that makes him happy, then good for him. However, the Ibby fanboy in me is thinking other factors are in play than just finding the right guitar.
After years and years of playing Ibbys, he got his RGA with ZR trem (supposedly his favorite) for free as well as a handful of others. Seems like he really wanted a signature to which Ibanez said no. Bad move on Ibanez, but I'd be surprised if they didn't eventually cave in to it.
As for the whole marketing conundrum with him, I don't see Ibanez at much fault if they are using Broderick's name to market those new RGAs. For one, they are quite different from his LACS designs. Secondly, isn't that the whole point of an endorsement?
If he could find a new company that makes him happy, then good for him. However, the Ibby fanboy in me is thinking other factors are in play than just finding the right guitar.
After years and years of playing Ibbys, he got his RGA with ZR trem (supposedly his favorite) for free as well as a handful of others. Seems like he really wanted a signature to which Ibanez said no. Bad move on Ibanez, but I'd be surprised if they didn't eventually cave in to it.
bad move Ibanez, but hey Jackson guitars, at least you get Duncans with them and not the INF pickups so let see how things go. And the RGA prestige were like overpriced , the normal RGA's weren't that expensive , what the hell. I will only pay that amount of cash for his white Ibby 7 and 6 string
