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*[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]] (Also Used For Mimeing) | *[[Bliss (song)|Bliss]] (Also Used For Mimeing) | ||
*[[Muscle Museum (song)|Muscle Museum]] | *[[Muscle Museum (song)|Muscle Museum]] | ||
*[[New Born (song)|New Born]] ( | *[[New Born (song)|New Born]] (mimed performance) | ||
*[[Stockholm Syndrome (song)|Stockholm Sydrome]] | *[[Stockholm Syndrome (song)|Stockholm Sydrome]] | ||
[[Category:Guitars]] | [[Category:Guitars]] | ||
{{Backto | Ibanez}} | {{Backto | Ibanez}} | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 25 April 2013
| Iceman | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ibanez |
| Used | Hullabaloo era |
| Body type | Solid |
| Neck joint | Bolt-on |
| Body covering | - |
| Wood | Body: basswood Neck: ? Fingerboard: rosewood (22½ frets) |
| Bridge | Full Tune II bridge |
| Electronics | Two tone, Two volume, three-way toggle pickup selector |
| Pickup(s) | Neck: IBZ AH3 Bridge:IBZ AH4 |
| Special circuits | None |
The ICX120: Matthew Bellamy used 2 or more of these guitars during the Hullabaloo period. A black one can be seen being thrown across the stage floor and Bellamy swings a red one round a few times before letting go, this guitar then hits Dominic Howard on the head. Both feature on the second disc in the Hullabaloo DVD set. Famous players of the Ibanez Iceman series guitar include Daron Malakian from System of a Down and Paul Stanley from Kiss.
Songs Used For
- Bliss (Also Used For Mimeing)
- Muscle Museum
- New Born (mimed performance)
- Stockholm Sydrome