Can anyone tell what kind of of guitar is in this picture?
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At first I thought it was a Gibson Explorer but it doesn't look like one.
I really need to stop looking at what artists use.............makes me want them.
Looks to me like an Ibanez DT200CA
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I really need to stop looking at what artists use.............makes me want them.
And that would be called G.A.S.! :lol:
"The only way I know that guarantees no mistakes is not to play and that's simply not an option". David Hodge
Wow.........you guys recognized it fast! Not sure how you did that but thank you. Good thing it is an Ibanez and not a Gibson. It's a lot cheaper.
I think it's an Ibanez dt2.........oh never mind.
Bish
"I play live as playing dead is harder than it sounds!"
Nothing related, but...... you (OWA) change your avatar more than I change my underwear! :shock:
Sorry, I know, not a picture you wanted painted........... :lol:
Nothing related, but...... you (OWA) change your avatar more than I change my underwear! :shock:
Sorry, I know, not a picture you wanted painted........... :lol:
I could have lived without that mike :lol: :lol: :lol:
It's true though........... I'd have to change them suckers at least twice a day to keep up with her! :lol:
I don't think its any of those guitars. It's a discontinued model from the 70s or even 80s. They also had flying V. They stopped making that headstock quite a while ago now. Look at some of Paul Gilbert's early videos, and those are the guitar he uses,
Cheers,
Leo.
"No pain No gain!"- The Scorpions
The headstock - and the logo printed on it - are current with the Ibanez:
(can't seem to link directly the the Ibanez picture, but have a look
...and Gilbert has been endorsing Ibanez for at least 15 years
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I don't know whether i am looking at the guitar or the person holding it...... :oops:
I think Ibanez changed from a "spaghetti" logo to a printed letter logo back in 82, so that guitar can be quite old, and is definately discontinued, as i didn't find it at their website. Those links other people sent(i mean the guitars in those links :D ) don't have a flame top like the girl's guitar in the pic.
"No pain No gain!"- The Scorpions
It looks like it's the guitar in Noteboat's link to me. It might be an older model because the finish and inlays are different. The neck pickup is a.....has a cover........what's the word when they aren't open coil? I'm not sure though, I don't know much about this. Here is a bigger pic from a better angle:
And Mike, I don't think I need to change my avatar now. I need to change my list of things I didn't want to know. lol
Terminator is correct, it's not a DT200.
It's a DT400CS, aka "Destroyer II", circa 1982:
"Everybody got to elevate from the norm."
