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*This guitar featured in the [[Hyper Music (video)|"Hyper Music" music video]] and the [[Dead Star (video)|"Dead Star" music video]]. | *This guitar featured in the [[Hyper Music (video)|"Hyper Music" music video]] and the [[Dead Star (video)|"Dead Star" music video]]. | ||
*Matt let me have a go on it during the Hyper Music video shoot, until some arsehole took it away from me :( --[[User:Crazybobbles|crazybobbles]] 01:04, 21 April 2008 (BST) | *Matt let me have a go on it during the Hyper Music video shoot, until some arsehole took it away from me :( --[[User:Crazybobbles|crazybobbles]] 01:04, 21 April 2008 (BST) | ||
This was the first custom built guitar Matt got from Hugh Manson. In an interview with Australian Guitar Magazine, Matt talked a bit about how this guitar came to be: | |||
- Matt wanted a guitar that sounded like a P-90 Gibson guitar but looked like a Telecaster. In his sketches, he essentially drew a Telecaster with a hook on it, similar to an SG. | |||
- As he was spending lots of money, Matt really wanted to make this unique. Instead of going for a wooden guitar, he was inspired by the AMC Delorean in Back to the Future | |||
and thought it would be great to have a guitar with a rough metal finish. | |||
==Touring== | ==Touring== |
Revision as of 22:33, 3 October 2010
Delorean | |
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Manufacturer | Manson Guitars |
Used | 2001–2005 |
Body type | Solid |
Neck joint | Bolt-on |
Body covering | Aluminum |
Wood | Body: Poplar Neck: birds-eye maple Fingerboard: rosewood |
Bridge | Fixed |
Electronics | |
Pickup(s) |
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Special circuits |
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Background
Although officially called "Manson Delorean", the guitar is known to fans as the "Silver Manson" and "Industrial Disease"
Hugh Manson on the Delorean
"Matt came to the shop and asked me to make a guitar for him. He had a definite idea of what he wanted it to sound like. We reached the body design through a combination of me drawing and him pointing and we got there pretty quickly, I think there was just a slight alteration on the top horn. In terms of the aluminium finish, that was an interesting one. I plated the whole thing and thought, 'My God, I'm gonna have to polish this and that's gonna be a nightmare.' It was all covered in really rough file marks and looked industrially atrocious. I was summoning up the energy to take it home and spend a week flattening it down and polishing it, but before that I took it down to the shop to show the lads how it was going. By fluke Matt turned up at the shop that day and I said, Why don't you have a look at the work in progress? He looks at it and goes, 'Oh wow, I love the finish!' I thought, That's brilliant, exactly what I want to hear."
Additional Information
- This guitar featured in the "Hyper Music" music video and the "Dead Star" music video.
- Matt let me have a go on it during the Hyper Music video shoot, until some arsehole took it away from me :( --crazybobbles 01:04, 21 April 2008 (BST)
This was the first custom built guitar Matt got from Hugh Manson. In an interview with Australian Guitar Magazine, Matt talked a bit about how this guitar came to be:
- Matt wanted a guitar that sounded like a P-90 Gibson guitar but looked like a Telecaster. In his sketches, he essentially drew a Telecaster with a hook on it, similar to an SG.
- As he was spending lots of money, Matt really wanted to make this unique. Instead of going for a wooden guitar, he was inspired by the AMC Delorean in Back to the Future and thought it would be great to have a guitar with a rough metal finish.
Touring
This guitar has been retired from live use since the start of the Black Holes and Revelations tour.
Songs used for (pre-Black Holes and Revelations tour)
- Blackout
- Bliss
- Butterflies & Hurricanes
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You
- Cave
- Darkshines
- Dead Star
- Fillip
- Fury
- Hyper Music
- In Your World
- Micro Cuts
- Muscle Museum
- New Born
- Plug In Baby
- Screenager
- Showbiz
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Sunburn
- The Groove
- The Small Print
- Time Is Running Out
- Uno