Difference between revisions of "Manson Mirror 2.0"
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Built by Tim Stark in April 2015, this guitar is nearly identical to the previous rebuilt [[Manson Mirror]]. It is a live duplicate for either 'Rig A' or 'Rig B'. | Built by Tim Stark in April 2015, this guitar is nearly identical to the previous rebuilt [[Manson Mirror]]. It is a live duplicate for either 'Rig A' or 'Rig B'. | ||
The only noticeable diffrence to the original is a bigger gap between the two knobs of the Fuzz Factory and a Gotoh 510 bridge that every 2015 built Manson guitar features. | |||
The only noticeable diffrence to the original is a bigger gap between the two knobs of the Fuzz Factory | |||
As with the guitars from The 2nd Law Tour, this guitar meets Matt's weight target, with multiple holes drilled into its body. | As with the guitars from The 2nd Law Tour, this guitar meets Matt's weight target, with multiple holes drilled into its body. | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 24 May 2015
| Mirror 2.0 | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Manson Guitars |
| Used | 2015-05-23- |
| Body type | Solid |
| Neck joint | Bolt-on |
| Body covering | 3mm Mirrored Acrylic |
| Wood | Body: Alder Neck: Birds-eye Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood |
| Bridge | Gotoh Tune-O-Matic |
| Electronics | One volume, one tone, 3-way pickup selector, toggle switch for Fuzz and Phaser |
| Pickup(s) | Neck: Currently Unknown Bridge: Engraved Manson MBK-1 |
| Special circuits | |
Background
Built by Tim Stark in April 2015, this guitar is nearly identical to the previous rebuilt Manson Mirror. It is a live duplicate for either 'Rig A' or 'Rig B'. The only noticeable diffrence to the original is a bigger gap between the two knobs of the Fuzz Factory and a Gotoh 510 bridge that every 2015 built Manson guitar features. As with the guitars from The 2nd Law Tour, this guitar meets Matt's weight target, with multiple holes drilled into its body.
Specs
The internal effects include the usual Fuzz Factory and MXR Phase 90.
Touring
It was first used at the BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend gig.