Theres many brands which havn't been mentioned.Find the neck, body wood then body style. Then you can look at pickups colours & stuff.Then theres the like of vintage and wilkinson who do produce reasionable stuff. Plus a hoarde of japanese makers which are mentioned in many other threads.Some (mostly) unmentioned brands arepeaveyibanez (consider the artist range)hamer (I like their double cuts, but the standard is explorer styled)gibson (they did some super strat styles in the 80s)aria (nice neck heels on some models)Charvels (some good deals out there)Gordon SmithFernandesGodinYamahawarmoth (put it together yourself)LagFenderRob...
Quote from: Sifu BenAnd it's a signature model that he only used for a year or so :roll:But more than twice the length of time they where popular.Ermm regarding the whole metal guitar thing, what actually is a metal guitar so to speak.So many of them seem to be so close to 40 year old gibson designs (ESP) or slab bodied strat style guitars. Yeah I understand that the necks are often slimmer and have a flatter radius (for the shredders out there). Of course there are the more extreme shapes but for the most part why not go for a decent SG / Explorer or whatever with a new paint job & decent pickups ?Rob..Just my 2c and not intended to annoy just a genuine question (even my wolfgang is too metal for me, but I love the neck shape)
And it's a signature model that he only used for a year or so :roll:
rigght im gonna look up those Gibson things... cheers you and rob for mentioning them