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Charvel 7308 (TMZ 008), Charvel Pro-mod (yellow), Jackson Soloist Custom (Yellow), Jackson SL2H-V Natural, Gibson LPS DB, Gibson LPS EB, Gibson LPCC C, Charvel Model 2 (scalloped), Jackson DK2M (white), Charvel Journeyman, Fender Classic Player 60's strat, Carvin C66, Musikraft strat mutt, Warmoth Strat mutt, Fender MIM Jazz bass, Epiphone Classical, Takamine parlor. Marshall 2203, Marshall JVM 210H, Splawn Nitro, Fender Supersonic 22, Line 6 AX2 212, Marshall 4X12. -
ya, the Kramer Elliot Easton model. Charvel/Jackson defnitely borrowed some features to compete with that. Greco had a model called the Boogie that was similar too. I think there may have been another company too..I can't recall it off hand tho. -
Robin Medley.Comment
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Quite the contrary, it's the other way around. Elliot Easton himself admitted in an interview that he pretty much copied it from Jeff Beck's orange Jackson Soloist. Here's an excerpt:Originally posted by charvelguy View Post
"At one time, you had a Kramer signature model guitar.
...Looks-wise, I was inspired at the time by that orange Jackson guitar Jeff Beck was playing around the time of his Flash album..."
And the Charvel Spectrum model was pretty much an import version based on JB's guitar, too.
Cool guitars, nontheless. I always dug the white Kramer Imperial (I think) he played in one of the Cars videos, too.Comment
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You're right.. I had forgotten about Becks orange soloist.Comment
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Robin Ranger. The Medley was a DK-style superstrat.Originally posted by Jackson-Charvel View PostComment
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Ooops I never owned a Robin, and I always got their names mixed up. You are correct the Ranger was the Spectrum type.Comment
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