Louder Than Quiet

Today’s featured guitar is the DiPinto Mach XII Electric Guitar Red With White Racing Stripes¹. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

Designed to be flashy and versatile, the Mach XII 12-string electric guitar offers more than just eye appeal; it doles out a good variety of tones and boasts good workmanship. A flipped over body, sweet finish, pearloid and chrome components, and groovy racing stripes (except on the all-white model) make it look like a cross between a '50s dining set and a classic sports car. The star-shaped inlays match the pearloid overlays nicely. The solid stop tailpiece bridge is adjustable for intonation.The construction features a tight four-bolt neck joint and lustrous finish. The electronics assembly and components are solid, especially for an instrument in this price range. The tone controls and output jack are grounded via a metal-foil plate attached to the pickguard's underside, and the Mach XII guitar is quiet.Basic in its tone-shaping components – a tone knobs, a volume knob, and pickup selector – the Mach XII electric guitar is surprisingly versatile. The neck-pickup is placed at an angle only about 3/8" away form the end of the slanted fingerboard, yielding a good variety of sounds. The Mach XII sounds slightly boxy with a prominent midrange and grinding top end. Blending pickups results in a full-bodied tone that works well in many styles. The bright 12-string jangle sounds perfect coming from this retro racer.The Mach XII is the perfect 'attitude guitar' for surf, punk, or just about anything that requires being noticed. Flashy? You bet. Good-sounding? That too. Make sure your chops and wardrobe are up to it, you're going to be in the spotlight.

You can pick up the DiPinto Mach XII Electric Guitar Red With White Racing Stripes¹ at Musician’s Friend for $599.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Jackson DK2 Dinky Electric Guitar Snow White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Jackson DK2 Dinky Electric Guitar is both a looker and a screamer with Seymour Duncan STK-1s in the neck/mid and a Duncan JB in the bridge position and flashy finishes. The alder body is fitted with a shred-eriffic rock maple neck and a bound compound-radius rosewood fretboard. Transparent finish models have a stunning flamed maple top. A scalloped heel means uninhibited access to the upper frets, while a Floyd Rose double-locking trem let’s you dive as deep as you want. A deluxe Jackson molded case by SKB comes with the package to protect your investment and keep it looking good.

Jackson’s compound-radius fingerboard curves more dramatically at the nut for easy chording and flattens out as it approaches the neck joint for low-action bends without fretting out. With a more relaxed hand, you’ll play better.

Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.

You can pick up the Jackson DK2 Dinky Electric Guitar Snow White at Musician’s Friend for $749.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Dean Bret Michaels Z Electric Guitar Metallic White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Dean Bret Michaels Electric Guitar features a mahogany body with a 24-3/4″ scale set mahogany neck. The Z body style is balanced and comfortable and provides complete access to the fast 22-fret rosewood fingerboard. It’s fitted with custom designed hi-output Dean USA DMT “Time Capsule”
pickups and the string-thru-body design gives added sustain. Other amenities on this Dean guitar include a Tune-O-Matic bridge, Grover tuners, and black hardware.

Bret says, “Just like my career of 25 years, Dean Guitars has withstood the test of time, manufacturing the very best guitars in the industry for over three decades. Dean’s acoustic and electric models have been there for me night after night all over the world. They are the only guitars that can keep up with me, holding up tour after tour. Dean Guitars Rock!”

Time Capsule Pickup
The Time Capsule series of pickups is what Dean currently uses in their original TC series guitars. This neck position pickup on the Bret Michaels Z guitar captures the biting tones of the vintage Dean instruments produced from 1977 to 1986 with very strong lows and mids creating the tone that was used to record multiple platinum albums during this era.

You can pick up the Dean Bret Michaels Z Electric Guitar Metallic White at Musician’s Friend for $599.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Fernandes Revolver Pro 81 Electric Guitar snow white. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Fernandes Revolver Pro 81 is a dream machine. Fernandes has taken a classic electric guitar design and updated it with a sleek contoured body and state-of-the-art components to make it one of the most exciting guitars on the market. With its double-cutaway alder body, bolt-on maple neck with extended access to the high registers of the 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, and Floyd Rose-licensed locking tremolo system, the Revolver Pro 81 brings power to the lead guitar player. It comes equipped with an EMG-81 active humbucker for full metal attack, Fernandes Sustainer for infinite sustain, Gotoh-style die-cast tuners, and an ultra-comfortable body shape.

Fernandes Sustainer
The patented Fernandes Sustainer system on the Revolver Pro 81 generates a magnetic field causing the strings to vibrate endlessly, giving you creative ways to control sustain and feedback. Used by Steve Vai, The Edge, Slash, Kerry King, Neil Schon, Robert Fripp, and Paul Gilbert, the Sustainer allows you to produce silky smooth Hendrix-like textures and tonal colorings at any volume level without extra outboard gear. The Sustainer lets you add swells or a gradual decay to single notes or chords while performing outrageous hammer-on slides, whammy-bar dive bombing, or two-hand tapping.

Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.

You can pick up the Fernandes Revolver Pro 81 Electric Guitar snow white at Musician’s Friend for $699.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Schecter Guitar Research Hellraiser C-1 Electric Guitar White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Schecter Hellraiser C-1 is an electric guitar that delivers tones guaranteed to satisfy any metal player. The Hellraiser’s mahogany body has an ultra-access cutaway that really lets you get all the way up the 3-piece mahogany neck. The rosewood fretboard on the Hellraiser C-1 has 24 extra-jumbo frets and gothic cross inlays for an edgy look. Active EMG 81TW and 89 humbuckers deliver crushing electric guitar tone. Now you have more options that ever by activating single-coil sounds via push/pull volume knobs.

TonePros Tune-o-matic-style bridge with string-thru-body design makes for stable tuning no matter how hard you play. Binding specifically chosen to complement the finish, Schecter locking tuners, and black chrome hardware round out the Schecter Hellraiser C-1′s killer look. Black Cherry finish has a quilted maple top.

Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.

You can pick up the Schecter Guitar Research Hellraiser C-1 Electric Guitar White at Musician’s Friend for $749.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the ESP LTD MAX-200 Max Cavalera Signature Electric Guitar Snow White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

A guy who’s been playing ESPs for a long time, Max Cavalera (Soulfly/Cavalera Conspiracy) has a new signature model, the LTD Max-200, that’s the most affordable Max Cavalera model to date. It features bolt-on neck construction, reduced weight basswood body, and ESP LH-150 humbuckers. The traditional 24-3/4″ scale maple neck with Thin U contour and the rosewood fretboard with 22 extra jumbo frets facilitate fast riffing and easier string bending.

You can pick up the ESP LTD MAX-200 Max Cavalera Signature Electric Guitar Snow White at Musician’s Friend for $499.00.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Epiphone G-400 Electric Guitar Alpine White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Epiphone G-400 Electric Guitar features a solid mahogany body and slim-tapered mahogany neck. Separate volume and tone controls for each of the high-output humbuckers give you complete control of your sound. The deep double-cutaway lets you reach all 22 frets with ease. The LockTone stopbar tailpiece and Tune-O-Matic bridge provide great sustain and tone, and make string changing easier. Exclusive Alpine White finish! Limited lifetime warranty.

You can pick up the Epiphone G-400 Electric Guitar Alpine White at Musician’s Friend for $349.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Fender Road Worn Player Stratocaster Electric Guitar Olympic White Maple Neck. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Road Worn Player Stratocaster is the latest addition to the popular Road Worn series that
struck a chord with guitarists with their aged,
well-played look and feel and their incredible
value. The new Road Worn Player series guitars
take the experience a step further with
modern player-centric modifications including
hotter pickups for smoldering, gritty tone and
a flatter fingerboard for smooth, effortless
bends. Lightly aged with care, Road Worn
Player guitars feel immediately comfortable
and familiar, offering endless miles of musical
inspiration.

The Road Worn Player Stratocaster guitar
has an alder body with a lightly worn lacquer
finish, modern “C”-shaped maple neck with
lightly worn urethane finish, maple fretboard
with 9.5″ radius and medium-jumbo frets,
Texas Special™ single-coil pickups, five-way
switching, aged knobs and switch tip,
three-ply pickguard, vintage-style
synchronized tremolo bridge, and deluxe gig
bag.

Texas Special Stratocaster Pickups
The pickup that redefined the Texas blues sound. Overwound, calibrated, vintage style Stratocaster pickups with plenty of midrange chirp, crystal highs and tight bass. Alnico 5 magnets and enamel coated magnet wire create the increased output that demands respect! Throw in a reverse
wound/reverse polarity middle pickup for hum canceling in positions 2 and 4 and you’re transported back to Austin to watch another set from Double Trouble.

You can pick up the Fender Road Worn Player Stratocaster Electric Guitar Olympic White Maple Neck at Musician’s Friend for $949.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Fender Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar White Chrome Pearl Maple Fretboard. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Fender Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar features the best of the old and the new: a fast-action gloss maple neck, cast/sealed machine heads, 2 classic single-coil pickups, and a 6-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Since its introduction in the early ’50s, guitarists in all musical genres have relied on the Fender Telecaster guitar for its powerful tone and smooth playability. Timeless.

You can pick up the Fender Standard Telecaster Electric Guitar White Chrome Pearl Maple Fretboard at Musician’s Friend for $499.99.

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Today’s featured guitar is the Ibanez XPT700 Xiphos Electric Guitar White. Below is the complete description of the guitar.

The Ibanez XPT700 is a neck-thru constructed guitar that just screams metal from the first moment you see it. With a deep double-cutaways, 4-fin body shape and beveled edges, it's also comfortable to play. Chameleon finishes change colors with the light.Two DiMarzio U.S.A made pickups provide tons of clear, powerful tone, and an Edge III bridge combined with a locking nut gives you killer dive bombing without the intonation hassles.Sharktooth inlays and top-shelf hardware complete the look.

You can pick up the Ibanez XPT700 Xiphos Electric Guitar White at Musician’s Friend for $699.99.

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