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I'm thinking a dick would be great... hand engraved by Doug at Blackmachine.For that kind of money this thing NEEDS a matched trio of custom wound BKPs with special engraved covers.
I'm thinking a dick would be great... hand engraved by Doug at Blackmachine.For that kind of money this thing NEEDS a matched trio of custom wound BKPs with special engraved covers.
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Yeah, I thought I put this
on it, but maybe I just let the red knob stay...
Why aren't there any white (not the aged/creme-colored ones) Fender-style knobs with black numbers available? I only see these with golden colored numbers normally. Just wondering...
Yeah, I thought I put this
on it, but maybe I just let the red knob stay...
Why aren't there any white (not the aged/creme-colored ones) Fender-style knobs with black numbers available? I only see these with golden colored numbers normally. Just wondering...
And where can I get those?I was thinking about something like this...
I just googled "blue anodized guitar knobs" and they showed upAnd where can I get those?
+1Who would've thought this guy of all guys would have one of the more unique and better looking signature Ibanez's?
Actually Heaven Shall Burn just released an album in 2013
Well, just because they're not popular in the US doesn't mean they are not popular anywhere else. They draw thousands of kids here in Germany and often headline or co-headline the big Euro festivals. I don't know if you're living in a bit of a bubble, but Europe and Germany especially have a huge Metal scene.Im surprised this exists cause I havent heard about this band in literally 5+ years... theres no way theyre at the peak of their popularity (which was never really that much) unless I have literally no idea whats going on.
Well, just because they're not popular in the US doesn't mean they are not popular anywhere else. They draw thousands of kids here in Germany and often headline or co-headline the big Euro festivals. I don't know if you're living in a bit of a bubble, but Europe and Germany especially have a huge Metal scene.
Making a limited run of 30 pieces for the guy really is not such a crazy thing to do for the German Ibanez distributor. I think they will be able to find 30 Heaven Shall Burn fans who are guitarists and into buying this guitar.
Makes me wonder why a band like Protest the Hero hasn't done something of the sort, because you know they could sell 30 of Luke Hoskin's LACS guitar, probably even at a custom shop price!
It's up to the distributor, not the band.
I honestly think this is a POS.
Meh pups, bleah knob, silly bridge...I wonder if it's even worth to buy and mod it...as there are better options and for that price you'll be really lucky to get a good figure on the top like the one in the pic.
And...Ibanez has much mooooooooooaaaaaar better players deserving a signature.
Honestly...bah...I'm so perplexed by this guitar.
Meh pickups...yeah, I've been a bit too harsh with that.
And you're totally on point with your observation.
I'm a fan of signatures and keeping them like they are.
I would never purchase a sig to mod it, as you can get better results with other guitars without adding the premium cost of buying a sig.
This 2nd tier sig leaves me disappointed in all the possible ways, but yeah, it's mostly me and my opinion.
This could be a really good series guitar, but to me it looks like a bad signature
Being a cheap guitar mostly.
Ibanez on the € 600 range are not the best guitars around.
Consider that being a "sig" makes it cost a 10-15% more, you don't get an instrument that has quality all over it.
Not the built quality I expect from a sig, and maybe even lower quality than the cheap qualities of sigs (like the JS1000, the M80M, the Egen 12 and so on).
Obviously that's just my personal opinion, but to me it doesn't look a good investment for that price range, even more if you're going to mod pups.
For € 600 you can get some Schecter, LTD or Jackson that have more bang for bucks than this guitar.
Disclaimer: I am a huge Ibanez fanboy.