peter_gustafsson

Mahogany body/neck, maple top, ebony fretboard, pearloid bindnings. Gibson Classic 57 + pickups (bridge), low output PAF-ish pickups (neck).

The IC400 features a mahogany body with a bound top mated to a maple set-in neck with a 22-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with parallelogram inlays. Components include a fixed bridge and tailpiece and dual Ibanez Axis humbucking pickups with individual volume and tone controls. The latest models were made in Korea between 2004-2007. I always change pickups on my guitars and i´mcurrently using a Seymour Duncan 78 (bridge) and a Bill Lawrence L450R (neck). I like passive pickups with a hot PAF-ish sound (bridge) and a more low output PAF-ish sound (neck).

Yamaha´s take on the Les Paul. This is, i believe the midrange model. Mahogany body, maple top. Big, chunky neck. Well built, great tone. I actually A/B´d this one with my -77 Gibson Les Paul when recording, and i always end up using this one for backing tracks.

This I believe is from the mid-70´s. It´s in really good condition! Plays and sounds great.

Before this one, i used a Engl Powerball and i really liked the aggressive tone, but there was something in the sound that i just wasn´t comfortable with. It was the power amp tubes. 6L6´s. So i looked online and found out about the Invader. It had 4 channels so i figured, -Hey! One of those must sound great. Bought it unheard and it melted my heart when i first played it. I only use two channels. #1 for cleans and #3 for the heavy stuff. It's heavy, it's German and it's Metal...

Mine is loaded with Celestion Vintage 30´s speakers. I actually wanted an Engl cabinet but they were a bit too expensive for me.

Bought this one for smaller gigs. The speakers are not broken in yet, and of course it doest have quite the "umphh" from a 4x12, but who would´ve thought that. Highly recommend it. Priceworthy.

I use it like most metalheads use an overdrive, like the tubescreamer, to tighten up the low end. And I get sustain for days isn't so bad either.

A good, affordable hardcase. Comes in different sizes, depending how many pedals you use.

Iconic shape and look. A modern classic. Really built well and the sound is like listening to the "God Of Thunder"...