Bellamy used two of Iceman ICX120 models, a compact version of the regular Iceman, which was produced between 2000 and 2004. Like with the Ibanez Destroyer, Matt had two of these in his arsenal, both used during the Hullabaloo era. Both appeared to have stock elements with no special circuits. Both guitars were destroyed.

Matt Bellamy used an Iceman to perform Bliss at Leeds University on the 26th of May 2001. It's especially visible at 0:22.

On the 11th of August 2001, at the Saint-Malo Fort de Saint-Père 2001 gig, Bellamy used his Ibanez Iceman to perform "Muscle Museum" and "Bliss"

Matt Bellamy also used an orange Iceman to perform "Agitated" and "Hyper Music" at the all famous hullabaloo concert on the 28th of October 2001, before it was thrown into an amp and destoyed.

After 2001, neither guitars have been seen again as they are both destroyed.

Mike McCready seen throughout the YouTube video playing this guitar only in this exhibition with legendary local 80s Seattle rock band, Shadow.

In this video Paul explains how he bought this guitar because of how some of the players who influenced him played it as well as upgrades the guitar.

Daron Malakian used the Ibanez Iceman electric guitar during the tours for his first few albums. According to Rareelectricguitar, he later transitioned to a Gibson SG for the "Hypnotize" and "Mesmerize" albums.

In an Instagram post, Gary Holt shares a photo of his vintage Ibanez Iceman Electric Guitar, mentioning that he used it to write parts of "Tempo of the Damned."

According to this post on Instagram, Alessandro has been using the Ibanez Iceman.

In this video, Peter Green goes through some of his guitar collection and the first guitar we see is an Ibanez Iceman electric guitar (0:52). The cameraman and Peter discuss where the guitar was made but Peter primarily remembers that he purchased the guitar in Norway and that Ibanez is a Japanese company.

Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein is shown using the Ibanez Iceman Electric Guitar during the Misfits' early Danzig years in the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown on YouTube. This guitar contributed to the distinctive sound of tracks like "American Nightmare," contrasting with the tone he achieved later with his Annihilator guitar.

he's seen using an ibanez iceman in this picture

"I've used extensively on stage and in the studio since 2010. Another guitar I used a lot at that time was my gold sparkle Ibanez Iceman. It was given to me by a friend who found it in the closet of a house he had recently moved into. Originally black, I had it painted gold sparkle by Dan Lawrence. That guitar is most notably featured on the song "Badass." Dan did a lot of the art on my guitars going back to the Charvel/Jackson days. The watermelon guitar and the Madonna guitar were a few of the earliest graphic guitars he did for me. While at Moser he painted The Dr. Seuss and Where The Wild Things Are guitars."

Al playing his Ibanez Iceman presumably in the 80s.

In a live photo from 1978, Rick Nielsen is clearly seen using the Ibanez Iceman Electric Guitar.