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Yngwie is one of the... if not the most loyal Stratocaster player of all time.
He has single handidly helped Fender sell hundreds of thousands of strats. He is regarded as one of the best guitarists in the world and has always played a strat.
Yngwie has done more for marketing the Fender strat then Clapton, Johnson and Hendrix combined and after all these years he still kills on guitar and still plays a Fender Strat. Talk about loyalty. You negative guys are way off base on this one.
I didn't see anybody bashing the "signature model Rhoads Marshall" or the new Clapton strat they just came out with. Gimme a break.
He has single handidly helped Fender sell hundreds of thousands of strats. He is regarded as one of the best guitarists in the world and has always played a strat.
Yngwie has done more for marketing the Fender strat then Clapton, Johnson and Hendrix combined and after all these years he still kills on guitar and still plays a Fender Strat. Talk about loyalty. You negative guys are way off base on this one.
I didn't see anybody bashing the "signature model Rhoads Marshall" or the new Clapton strat they just came out with. Gimme a break.
). I had a door poster of his Rising Force album when I was in high school. If you get a chance, take a listen of the symphony he wrote a few years back...pretty cool. He is synonomous with Strats. Except for Alcatraz, I've never seen him without one. BTW, George Lynch started with an Aria Pro II as well. If some crazy rich fan/collector wants to buck up $12.5k, all the power to them. Keep in mind, EVH's Frankenstein MSRP is $25k 
. I've seen it on Ebay for $17.5k, but that's a different story. The fact that they make it look excatly like his present guitar is awesome. The signature/special models you see coming out from other musicians are basically the same components of their guitar, not down to the finish and stickers, etc. of the Yngwie model. So, Yngwie fans rejoice or cry, but I think it's pretty cool.
yeah, sorry... I'm just having too much of a good time. The hypocrisy amuses me around here.... some dudes are defending capitalism at all cost in political threads but when some famous artist sells their stuff which is more expensive than their musikraft mutts then their panties get awfully tight and all hell is broken loose... and the comments those artists get aren't only about their money hunger... it's also about their poor social and financial status. Yeah, like someone is forcing them to buy all that stuff.
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