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  1. nerd says:

    Single coil pickup = Fail

    • crzydyamnd says:

      What do you have against single coils? Different strokes for different folks buddy. To be fair though out of my 23 electric guitars 18 have humbuckers.

  2. Tontina101 says:

    I don’t play guitar that often, but I want this simply so I can go on stage and show it off to everybody.

    Anybody know if this is for sale, and for what price?

  3. Bee says:

    That’s really metal, but must weigh a ton.

    • drrn says:

      Can’t possibly weigh more than those awful Dimebag Darrell signature guitars.

      • Stormrider2112 says:

        Ever hold one of the special “Old Hickory” Les Pauls (made from a fallen hickory tree from Andrew Jackson’s former estate)? Quite possibly the heaviest wooden guitar I’ve ever seen. Dean MLs (what Dime’s signature is) isn’t anywhere near as bad as a stock Les Paul, either…but any mahogany bodied Explorer/clone (Dean Z, Jackson Kelly, etc) is a chiropractor’s wet dream :)

        I love my ’79 reissue Dean Z…and at least my chiropractor is hot! =D

  4. Phil the Cat says:

    Looks like something you’d find in a museum display case.

  5. Dr.Octopus says:

    If it does have Just one single coil that would be bad, it could have another single coil close to the neck or maybe even a Humbucker pickup. but if the body was made of metal wouldn’t the metal interfere with the pickup’s performance? I wouldn’t know because i’ve never seen a metal electric guitar.

    • Stormrider2112 says:

      Rouge made the Aluminator (aluminium body), and other than the sheer weight, it was a very good guitar. Guitars usually use hardwood for bodies because they project sound, and only absorb a small amount of the vibration. Metals don’t absorb any noticeable amount of sound, so it projects a lot more.

      Also, pickups work on magnetism, so if you use a non-magnetic metal, there won’t be any interference.

  6. frizz says:

    for those moments on stage when you just want the whole world to know ‘i am a wanker’

  7. Yet Another Random Person says:

    Steampunk ftw. :D

  8. pleas help says:

    what is the art work on the mettal plate called


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