Jackson Pro Series Soloist SL2: The Backup Guitar That Became Slipknot’s Story
The Jackson Pro Series Soloist SL2's real story is Slipknot, not the spreadsheet's shred legends. History, specs, tone recipes, and honest buying notes.
The Jackson Pro Series Soloist SL2's real story is Slipknot, not the spreadsheet's shred legends. History, specs, tone recipes, and honest buying notes.
The Jackson Dinky DK2QM shares its bolt-on shape with Phil Collen's PC1, Adrian Smith's San Dimas Dinky, and Misha Mansoor's Juggernaut. Here's the history.
Robin Finck of Nine Inch Nails and Guns N' Roses played the Reverend Sensei RA on tour for years before it became the basis of his own signature model.
The Reverend Charger HB's listed shred-guitar players are wrong — it's a Chicago punk songwriter's rock machine, not an Ibanez signature roster reject.
The spreadsheet says Chet Atkins and Brian Setzer. The real story is Ron Asheton's stolen Stooges guitar and the players who picked up where he left off.
Twenty years in the making, the Reverend Billy Corgan Signature was built to cover Smashing Pumpkins' entire dynamic range in one guitar.
Vai, Satriani, Gilbert, Strauss, Henson all have signature Ibanez guitars now. The RG550 is the guitar that came before — but not all of them played it.
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Vai, Satriani, Gilbert, Strauss, and Henson have nothing to do with this guitar. Here's the honest story behind the Ibanez RG470AHM's ash-and-maple tone.
No Vai, no Satriani, no Gilbert. The Ibanez RG652AHMFX Prestige is a Japan-built RG built for players who never needed their name on the headstock.