Dave Mustaine

He used this since 2012

Mustaine's shop will also feature:

Several Marshall EL34 100/100 Dual Monoblock amps, including one that is autographed and one that still has Mustaine's settings marked. An Akai MPC1000 drum machine that was used extensively on tour and autographed by Mustaine. Several Zoom G2.1DM Dave Mustaine Signature pedals used by Mustaine on tour as indicated by the gaff tape still on the pedals. A Furman PL-8 Power Conditioner amp autographed by Mustaine and last used on the Vimic song "Fail Me (My Temple)," on which Mustaine is featured. Multiple Fractal Axe FX-11 amps used by Mustaine on tour. A seven-piece DDrum drum kit with art from Peace Sells on the kick drum. A Shure Wireless Megadeth Transmitter System with signed cases. Several acoustic guitars, multiple effects pedals, kick pedals and crash symbols, and more.

Mustaine's shop will also feature:

Several Marshall EL34 100/100 Dual Monoblock amps, including one that is autographed and one that still has Mustaine's settings marked. An Akai MPC1000 drum machine that was used extensively on tour and autographed by Mustaine. Several Zoom G2.1DM Dave Mustaine Signature pedals used by Mustaine on tour as indicated by the gaff tape still on the pedals. A Furman PL-8 Power Conditioner amp autographed by Mustaine and last used on the Vimic song "Fail Me (My Temple)," on which Mustaine is featured. Multiple Fractal Axe FX-11 amps used by Mustaine on tour. A seven-piece DDrum drum kit with art from Peace Sells on the kick drum. A Shure Wireless Megadeth Transmitter System with signed cases. Several acoustic guitars, multiple effects pedals, kick pedals and crash symbols, and more.

This Line 6 Pod XT Pro is Owned by Dave Mustaine, frontman for the legendary metal band Megadeth.

The Line 6 POD XT Pro takes all the multi-effects capability of the POD XT and arranges it in rack-mount form with a foot controller for easier live manipulation.

This DigiDesign 192 I/O is Owned by Dave Mustaine, frontman for the legendary metal band Megadeth.

From Dave's personal pro-tools rig.

This MOTU UltraLite MK3 Interface is Owned by Dave Mustaine, frontman for the legendary metal band Megadeth.

Megadeth's mobile and portable interface for live and rehearsal recording. This badboy is rugged and ready for anything wether that's in your one bedroom apartment or on festival grounds.

In the picture, Dave Mustaine is performing live with the Dean V Dave Mustaine - Angel Of Death.

In the picture, Dave Mustaine is seen on the stage with the Dean V Dave Mustaine - Rust In Peace pointing at the croud in a concert in Ecuador.

Dave is seen with his signature model ESP DV8.

Megadeth’s guitarist and founder Dave Mustaine plays a signature Dean VMNT. He stands behind the products he uses, saying at (0:55) “if you're going to endorse anything you need to be able to stand behind that product. I could be sued if anybody found out that the product was fraudulent, which, this stuff isn't. It's great musical instruments and I totally stand by it.” Mustaine uses Seymour Duncan Livewire pickups. “I never really was an active guy,” he says at (1:26), “and then they gave me this pickup and it was like the ones I was using but with a little more "oomph" to it, you know, and it was cool to have a guitar that sounded the way I wanted it to sound without me having to adjust the amp a lot. This is one of those guitars you can just plug in and it sounds good.”

In this video, Dave Mustaine talks about his ESP Axxion Dave Mustaine Model guitar. At 0:10 he says, "This is a guitar that I designed about 15 years ago and I submitted to a guitar company that I was endorsing at the time and nothing ever happened with this. But when I went to ESP I showed this design...and his exact words were 'this is doable.'"

In this video at 0:37, Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallicashows off his signature Dean V double neck guitar. This guitar was built specifically for Dave to play at the Big four concert in 2010.

At 2:56 in this video is an awesome shot of Dave Mustaineof Megadeath, and Metallica playing his B.C. Rich Bich in the song' Last Rites/Loved to Deth'.

In this video Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallica talks about his Dean USA Dave Mustaine ZERO Korina Ltd and its specifications. There is a great shot at 1:25.

This video at 0:26 is a great shot of Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallica, playing his Jackson King V Doubleneck guitar for the song 'In My Darkest Hour'.

This video at 0:44 shows Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallica playing a Jackson Y2KV from for the song 'Holy Wars', taken from the DVD 'Rude Awakening'.

In this video at 6:07, we can see Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallica playing a Jackson King V Custom Rock Rio, 1991.

In this photo Dave Mustaine of Megadeath, and Metallica is seen with an Ovation Tangent T357

Saw him backstage in 1993 with his guitar tech and i looked at his collection of Jackson guitars that he used during the gig and i asked him which is your favorite one he said "probably my signature king v with the megadeth sticker on the wing".

At 4:50 Dave talks about his Dean signature model. "This thing sounds so rad."

The Dean Dave Mustaine ZERO Angel of Deth II Electric Guitar was designed by Mustaine in a collaboration with the master builders at Dean. Everything about the Dave Mustaine Zero simply works, from the stellar graphics to the right combination of woods, electronics, and style.

Unique features include a 25-1/2" scale, a modified Z-style body with sharper angles and edges, a special set mahogany "D-shaped" neck, and a headstock with in-line tuners. DMT Design pickups and the string-through body produce unbeatable sustain. The dual volume, single tone, and 3-way switch is the control configuration that Dave prefers.

Here is a picture of Mustaine holding an Ibanez Destroyer, during the Metallica days.

Dave Mustaine's latest signature. His "Zero", Dean's modernised version of the Gibson Explorer. It features the artwork of Megadeth's latest album, Dystopia, released January 22, 2016.

This was according to Dave’s own words his main guitar, which he on almost all of the stuff since “Peace Sells… but Who’s Buying?”

Dave used a couple of these guitars starting with the “Youthanasia” tour, and up until early 2000s.

The KV1 line was produced from 1996 to 2001, and it was relatively big commercial success. Dave himself still prefered his old Customs over the KV1, but he did use a couple of them nonetheless.

**Dave used a couple of more prototypes before the Y2KV was fully shaped and completed. Most of them were completely black, and shared most of the specs with the previously mentioned prototype – only notable differences were in the body shape.