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[[Matthew Bellamy]] owns | [[Matthew Bellamy]] owns more than 50 Manson guitars, of which all were built by [[Hugh Manson]] (before 2009) except the [[Manson Mirror Kaoss | Mirror Kaoss]], [[Manson Doubleneck | Doubleneck]], [[Manson Keytar | Keytar]] and [[Manson Matt Black II | Matt Black II]] and many more, which were built by Tim Stark. Hugh still makes guitars for Matt, but nowadays, most of the work is done by head luthier at Manson Guitar Works, Tim Stark. All of the guitars built for Bellamy, aside from the 7 String E Guitar, have a shape that he designed alongside Hugh Manson in 2001, dubbed Mattocaster or MB shape. The Mattocaster shape resulted from Bellamy wanting a guitar with "the body of a Fender Telecaster and the sound of a Gibson Les Paul".{{cite/none}} | ||
== Guitars == | == Guitars == | ||
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| [[Manson Holoflake | Holoflake #1/#2]] || - || 2015- || In use | | [[Manson Holoflake | Holoflake #1/#2]] || - || 2015- || In use | ||
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| [[Manson DR | | [[Manson DR-1 | DR-1 #00/#01/#02 ]] || - || 2016- || In use | ||
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| ?-Bomber || - || 2016- || In use | | ?-Bomber || - || 2016- || In use | ||
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| [[Manson Sheep Guitar | The Sheep Guitar]] || - || Never || Never used | | [[Manson Sheep Guitar | The Sheep Guitar]] || - || Never || Never used | ||
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== Signature Guitars == | |||
{| class="greytable sortable wikitable" | |||
! Model | |||
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| [[Manson MB-1 Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Manson MB-1]] | |||
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| [[Manson MB-1S Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Manson MB-1S]] | |||
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| [[Manson DL-1 Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Manson DL-1]] | |||
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| [[Manson SDL-1 Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Manson SDL-1]] | |||
|- | |||
| [[Manson DR-1 Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Manson DR-1]] | |||
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| [[Cort MBC-1 Matthew Bellamy Signature Guitar | Cort MBC-1]] | |||
|- | |- | ||
|} | |} | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, 17 May 2016
File:Matthew Bellamy Guitars at "Psycho Tour" 2015.jpg
Manson Guitars at "Psycho Tour" 2015
Matthew Bellamy owns more than 50 Manson guitars, of which all were built by Hugh Manson (before 2009) except the Mirror Kaoss, Doubleneck, Keytar and Matt Black II and many more, which were built by Tim Stark. Hugh still makes guitars for Matt, but nowadays, most of the work is done by head luthier at Manson Guitar Works, Tim Stark. All of the guitars built for Bellamy, aside from the 7 String E Guitar, have a shape that he designed alongside Hugh Manson in 2001, dubbed Mattocaster or MB shape. The Mattocaster shape resulted from Bellamy wanting a guitar with "the body of a Fender Telecaster and the sound of a Gibson Les Paul".[source?]
Guitars
| Model | Also known as | Period used live | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 String E Guitar | - | 2001- | In use |
| Mirror | Earls Court | 2004- | In use |
| MB-1 Red Glitter | Son of Santa | 2010- | In use |
| Matt Black | - | 2012- | In use |
| M1D1 Gloss Black | - | 2012- | In use |
| Red Carbon | - | 2012- | In use |
| Black Glitter 7 String | - | 2012- | In use |
| Matt Black 2.0 #2/#3/#4/#5 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Matt Black Stealth #1#2/#3/#4/#5/#6/#7 | Stealth Matt | 2015/16- | In use |
| Manson M1D1 Stealth #1/#2/#3 | - | 2015/16- | In use |
| M1D1 Gloss Black 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Silver Glitter Holes | Sagrada | 2015- | In use |
| Copper Bomber 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Metal Bomber | - | 2015- | In use |
| Mirror 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Silver Glitter Holes 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Black Glitter 7 String 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| 7 String E Guitar 2.0 | - | 2015- | In use |
| Holoflake #1/#2 | - | 2015- | In use |
| DR-1 #00/#01/#02 | - | 2016- | In use |
| ?-Bomber | - | 2016- | In use |
| Patented MID1 Manson | - | - | not released |
| M1D1 Black | Kaoss, Invincible[note 1] | 2006-2011 | Warm up/Recording |
| Copper Bomber | Steampunk Lozenge | 2015- | display |
| Matt Black (batch) | - | 2013-2014 | Currently unknown |
| 007 | Black Manson, Blackie, Black Ed[note 1] | 2001-2011 | Retired/In studio use |
| Delorean | Industrial Disease, Silver | 2001-2005 | Retired |
| Laser | Lazer | 2002-2007 | Retired |
| Bomber | 1945 | 2003-2006 | Retired |
| Chrome Bomber | Silver Bomber, Lozenge [note 1] | 2006- | Retired |
| M1D1 Mirror[note 2] | M One D One, M1D1 | 2006-2007 | Retired |
| Red Glitter | Glitterati, Red Sparkle, Santa[note 1] | 2007-2010 | Retired |
| Black Midi | Seattle, Auto[note 1] | 2007-2011 | Retired |
| Ali Top | Son of Delorean, New Delorean, Delorean Bender [note 1] | 2007-2015 | Retired |
| Keytarcaster[note 3] | - | 2009-2010 | Retired |
| Mirror Kaoss | Hybrid Jools Manson, Chrome Kaoss | 2009-2010 | Retired |
| Doubleneck | Casinocaster | 2010 | Retired |
| Keytar | Neoncaster, Light Keytar, Troncaster | 2010-2011 | Retired |
| DL-1 Delorean | Trasher [note 1] | 2011 | Retired |
| Carbon | Olympic Manson | 2012-2014 | Retired |
| Red Glitter 2.0[note 3] | New Glitterati, Santa 2.0 | 2010-2013 | Retired |
| Matt Black 2.0 #1 | - | 2015 | Retired |
| Alloy 7 String | - | Never | Studio use only (2012) |
| Rust Relic | - | Never | Never used (Sold) |
| Delorean 3.0[note 3] | - | Never | Never used |
| The Sheep Guitar | - | Never | Never used |
Signature Guitars
| Model |
|---|
| Manson MB-1 |
| Manson MB-1S |
| Manson DL-1 |
| Manson SDL-1 |
| Manson DR-1 |
| Cort MBC-1 |
Notes
- ↑ a b c d e f g These names are what Matt Bellamy calls his guitars by
- ↑ Now displayed inside the Manson Guitars shop, Exeter.
- ↑ a b c These names are not official, but fan dubs. These guitars have not been added to the Muse gallery on the Manson Guitar website and thus their official names are unknown.