Mick thomp. sig

[tekkadon d]

played his sig, well the cheaper one today and wtf with that neck?
its so thin and flat, but i liked it and want one now. lol
i didnt think necks got to that kind of extreme. mind you i dont play many diff guitars

 

[Prydogga]

Never played an Ibanez before I presume.

 

[MaxOfMetal]

played his sig, well the cheaper one today and wtf with that neck?
its so thin and flat, but i liked it and want one now. lol
i didnt think necks got to that kind of extreme. mind you i dont play many diff guitars

Believe it or not, as far as Ibanez goes, that was actually a relatively thick neck.

 

[tekkadon d]

well ive played ibanez before and owned one. maybe its been too long with a schecter but i felt like i was going to snap the neck or something
lol
i really want one now

 

[Sebastian]

it's Mick Thomson .. no P in his last name .

the MTM2 is a really good guitar , my friend has one and it plays great

 

[tekkadon d]

^well soooory lol
yeah plus its like kinda half my dream guitar, well has alot of elements i look for in a guitar

 

[Sebastian]

^well soooory lol
yeah plus its like kinda half my dream guitar, well has alot of elements i look for in a guitar

No need to be sorry.. I'm not a fan or anything.. but it's good to keep things the right way

Yeah.. thats a cool looking guitar

 

[GRUNTKOR]

Isn't it just a Wizard II?

 

[Esp Griffyn]

I'm not sure what the MTM2 has, but the MTM1s I've played were pretty thin, but the thinnest I've ever played was a Jackson soloist that had a lolly pop stick neck on it, definitely not a "good" thin like Ibanez do.

 

[777]

Mick Said in an interview that the necks on his gutiars are basicly JEM necks because hes a big Vai fan

 

[MaxOfMetal]

Mick Said in an interview that the necks on his gutiars are basicly JEM necks because hes a big Vai fan

That's basically what the Wizard II is, it's a JEM derivative. Very similar contour as well, though the radius is different.

 

[Customisbetter]

I <3 the MTM as well. i have secretly wanted one for a while.

 

[willyman101]

I used to want the MTM1 but I would never have bought it, why do people have to put huge, ugly inlays on sigs? Who really wants SEVEN stamped on their guitar? Not me, the number 7 has absolutely zero relevance to me.

 

[potatohead]

I am highly considering the new white MTM2, I love reverse 'stocks and the white is nice. I'll put smaller strings on and tune it differently but that's a pretty easy change. I am pretty sure it's just a standard Wizard II, although the MTM1 is probably different (which I think is a neck thru anyway).

 

[tekkadon d]

with the neck, it just seemed very flat compared to my old ibanez. but it was comfy. would you be able to swap out the fixed edge 3 for a pro or something>? aswell

 

[x3030150hates]

I seen this thread, so I looked it up. I had no idea he had an Ovation sig. acoustic. I love Slipknot, knew he had an Ibanez signature. I'm more of a Jim Root fan. Wish he would've kept the tele sig.

 

[MaxOfMetal]

with the neck, it just seemed very flat compared to my old ibanez. but it was comfy. would you be able to swap out the fixed edge 3 for a pro or something>? aswell

There's no point in swapping out the Fixed Edge III, as it is just that, fixed. Not to mention nothing will really fit other than an NOS Lo-Pro Edge Fixed off of an old JS6000.

 

[Defsan]

I own an MTM2 and the neck is really very nice; probably the best I've played with, second only to that 27-fret Xiphos.
If you do get one, change the pickups.

 

[FYP666]

If you like it, get it. As simple as that.

And if you want to change the bridge to a Floyd Rose-type tremolo, like Edge Pro, it will be a hell of a job, cause the fixed bridge in MTM2 doesn't have the room and routes for a tremolo, so you would have to route almost everything for it. If you want a tremolo, check out some other Ibanez models, I'm sure you'll like em'.

 

[7 Dying Trees]

The MTM2 is a killer guitar! Really good, I intend to pick one up at some point