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== Background ==
== Background ==


The newest of the Manson guitars, Bellamy uses a heavily modified version of the Manson Guitars Oryx (as confirmed by Manson Guitar Works on their Instagram stories), with fanned frets, painted in all-white (including the neck), used for [[Won't Stand Down (song)|Won't Stand Down]] and another untitled track from the upcoming [[Ninth album|album]]. This also marks the first new Manson guitar in a long time, to be used by Bellamy, which is not off of his signature model range. The Manson Oryx is a guitar line made for Periphery guitarist, Adam "Nolly" Getgood.  
The newest of the Manson guitars, Bellamy uses a heavily modified version of the Manson Oryx (as confirmed by Manson Guitar Works on their Instagram stories), with fanned frets, painted in all-white (including the neck), used for [[Won't Stand Down (song)|Won't Stand Down]] and another untitled track from the upcoming [[Ninth album|album]]. This also marks the first new Manson guitar in a long time, to be used by Bellamy, which is not off of his signature model range. The Manson Oryx is a guitar line made for Periphery guitarist, Adam "Nolly" Getgood.  


According to Bellamy, with the guitar having six strings and having a special dropped B tuning, the fan-fretted fingerboard helps string tension remain solid.
According to Bellamy, with the guitar having six strings and having a special dropped B tuning, the fan-fretted fingerboard helps string tension remain solid.

Revision as of 05:01, 3 March 2022

Bellamy with his (modded) Manson Oryx
Oryx
Manufacturer Manson Guitars
Used 2022—
Body type Solid
Neck joint Bolt-on
Body covering White paint
Wood Body: Alder (presumed)
Neck: Unknown
Fingerboard: Unknown (24 frets)
Bridge Hipshot Multi-Scale Fixed Bridge
Electronics One volume, one tone, 3x3 Free-Way pickup selector
Pickup(s) Neck: Sustainiac Humbucker (presumed)
Bridge: Bare Knuckle PolyMath (presumed)
Special circuits

Background

The newest of the Manson guitars, Bellamy uses a heavily modified version of the Manson Oryx (as confirmed by Manson Guitar Works on their Instagram stories), with fanned frets, painted in all-white (including the neck), used for Won't Stand Down and another untitled track from the upcoming album. This also marks the first new Manson guitar in a long time, to be used by Bellamy, which is not off of his signature model range. The Manson Oryx is a guitar line made for Periphery guitarist, Adam "Nolly" Getgood.

According to Bellamy, with the guitar having six strings and having a special dropped B tuning, the fan-fretted fingerboard helps string tension remain solid.

Touring

The Manson Oryx has yet to appear on any gigs. It has, however, been seen in the studio, on Muse's Instagram/TikTok video, showing Bellamy playing Won't Stand Down.[1] It is unknown if the guitar was also used during the recording phase, as the song was recorded in early 2021, about a year prior to the official release of the Oryx.

Songs used for



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