Manson M1D1 Mirror

M1D1 Manson

M1D1 Manson in Mansons Guitar Shop

Hugh Manson showing the damage

M1D1 Manson
Manufacturer	Manson Guitars
Used	2006-06-07 — 2007-07-27 (thrown at a strobe light; split in half) Currently on display in Manson's guitar shop in Exeter.
Body type	Solid
Neck joint	Bolt-on
Body covering	Cracked mirror (top)
Wood	Body: mahogany Neck: birds-eye maple Fingerboard: rosewood
Bridge	Fixed
Electronics
Pickup(s)	Neck: Fernandes Sustainer FSK-401 Bridge: Bare Knuckle Nailbomb P90
Special circuits	Fernandes Sustainer X-Y Midi Screen Controller used for a Kaoss Pad 3-way toggle killswitch

Background

The M1D1 Manson is a guitar that Hugh Manson built for review in Guitarist Magazine. The name was derived from a customer confusing the term "Midi" for "M1D1".

The guitar was damaged when Matt threw it at a strobe light. It was confirmed by Manson's guitar shop that the M1D1 had split in half, and is now in pieces at Hugh's shop. It can be seen on display in Manson's Guitar Shop in Exeter.

It has now been replaced by the Seattle Manson.

Touring

M1D1 Manson in Guitarist Magazine (March 2006)

The M1D1 Manson made its live debut at the Milan gig on 7th June 2006.

It died its death at the end of Stockholm Syndrome at Fuji Rock Festival on 27th July 2007.

Songs used for

• Map of the Problematique
• New Born
• Sing for Absolution
• Starlight
• Stockholm Syndrome
• Supermassive Black Hole

See also

• Guitar Magazine review

Links

• Manson M One D One Guitar

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