Guitars
Jim Root - Telecaster by Fender
Plenty of modern features for big sounds! The Jim Root Telecaster (designed for the Slipknot/Stone Sour guitarist) will go to 11! Special features include a mahogany body, 12"-radius fingerboard, EMG® pickups, 22 Dunlop 6100 jumbo frets, black locking tuners and hardware, and a single volume knob. Available in a flat black finish with a maple neck and fingerboard with a white pickguard or in flat white with a maple neck, ebony fingerboard and a black pickgaurd. Includes black tweed hardshell case with red interior.
Synyster Gates - Synyster Custom by Schecter
The Schecter Synyster Custom--the very same signature axe as seen on stage and in the studio with Avenged Sevenfold, a band responsible for bringing shredding guitar solos back onto mainstream radio--is ready for a new generation of rockers. Guitar World Magazine even placed the fleet-fingered Synyster in the Top 50 Fastest Guitarists of All Time, citing such influences of Django Reinhardt and Dimebag Darrell, and now you can get the same guitar he uses to record and perform your favorite A7X hits.
Mick Thomson - MTM1 by Ibanez
That tightness around your throat. Getting harder to breathe. Slipknot guitarist Mick Thomson’s signature models have a way of doing that. With their high-output Seymour Duncan Blackouts active pickups and Edge FX bridges, these low-tuned axes churn out demonic metal so unholy, it might make some people uncomfortable. In a good way. The MTM1's 5-piece Wizard thru-neck and mahogany body pump out full, fat tone with endless sustain. MTM1BR’S Fixed Lo-Pro Edge bridge: a low profile bridge for highly aggressive playing. MTM1BR rattles the walls with high-output Seymour Duncan® Blackouts™ EMTY™ active pickups, at neck and bridge locales.
Joe Satriani - JS2400 by Ibanez
The legendary Edge tremolo bridge for JS2400, always Joe's favorite in feel and tone. While Joe’s favorite DiMarzio Pro-Track™ (H) neck pickup has warmth along with power, The Mo’ Joe™ (H) bridge pickup is all about tone and definition – its name says it all. It packs plenty of power but doesn’t sacrifice clarity or dynamics. The first 24-fret neck (with compound radius) is Satch’s newest adventure in the JS guitar line.
