Difference between revisions of "Manson Keytar"
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Revision as of 18:56, 21 July 2019
| Keytar | |
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| Manufacturer | Manson Guitars |
| Used | 2010-2011 |
| Body type | Solid |
| Neck joint | / |
| Body covering | Gloss black paint |
| Wood | Body: Poplar Neck: Poplar Fingerboard: Poplar |
| Bridge | None |
| Electronics | Unknown |
| Pickup(s) | None |
| Special circuits |
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Background
This guitar is almost identical to the Keytarcaster, with the addition of neon lights running around the outline of the guitar and keyboard.
it features the classic "Mattocaster" shape, with the right hand playing a two-octave keyboard, and the left playing the bass notes up the neck. This was the 3rd guitar Tim Stark at Mansons made for Matt.
Touring
It was first used at Glastonbury Festival on 26th June 2010 for Undisclosed Desires.
This guitar is now retired and was displayed in the MUSEum for The Drones World Tour 2015/16
