Peavey Phantom GT?

[CharvelRocker]

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Peavey-PXD-TwentyThree-III-Electric-Guitar?sku=518629

I INSTANTLY thought of the Glenn Tipton Hamers, even if they weren't as, err, lumpy as these Peavey guitars. Anyone seen one in person at NAMM? They look pretty cool to me, but could be hit or miss in my hands. That said, for twice that, you could probably land a GT if you were patient (but I'm not )

[markD]

looks pretty cool to me!!!

[toejam]

Hey, look, a reverse Jackson sharkfin at the 12th fret!

[El Chiguete]

That doesn'y remind me that much of the Tipton models...

[JBall008]

The pic above isn't a Phantom it's a Twenty-Three. The Phantom and some of the other models in this series look much more "metal"

[toejam]

The pic above isn't a Phantom it's a Twenty-Three. The Phantom and some of the other models in this series look much more "metal"

We know. He said it reminded him of the Hamer Phantom. Seems a little similar, but not quite, almost like a reverse Phantom.

http://www.guitarmike.com/hamergt.html

[lerxstcat]

I find that aluminum pickguard to be ugly as fuck on a metal guitar. I wonder if you can remove it or if it's top-routed under there. Even if you could I just think it's fugly.

[zeegler]

Reminds me of a Mosrite.

[Flatpicker]

The Void model looks kinda cool.

[CharvelRocker]

I didn't like them at first glance, but they get better as you look at them. And I did pick up on the Jackson inlay I wonder how big they are though. That almost looks Firebird in size if you use the Kahler to scale it.

[Phantom Hawk]

It actually looks closer to the second gen Hamer Phantoms than the 80's ones. I'm hoping to pick up an A7 in the next few weeks. I'm not much for the pickup configuration on them, so I'll set it up with a single hum like my GT, most likely. I'll post some pics once its done.

[Jason1212]

Reminds me of the Robin Mosrite copies that crop up from time to time. I like it really.