George Lynch

In this photo, George Lynch can be seen posing with his signature ESP model, the Kamikaze 1.

Right in the beginning of this video, George Lynch can be seen using his signature model ESP M1-TIGER.

The ESP Skulls & Snakes is listed as one of George Lynch's favorites, on ESP's website.

On his ESP artist page, the LTD GL-256 is listed as one of George Lynch's favorites.

The BURNT TIGER guitar is a twisted take on George Lynch’s iconic Dokken guitar, the ESP Tiger. The standard pickup(s) in all the Mr. Scary Guitars are the Arcane Mr. Scary humbucker and the Arcane Desert Eagle single coil. All the Mr. Scary guitar models are hand-carved. No CNC machines are used in the production of our guitars. George uses a pin router to shape the bodies of all the guitars in the line with the exception of the Dem Bones and GL56. All finishes are hand-applied and nitro cellulose-sprayed by George, by hand.

All of the Mr. Scary Guitars are available with the following options:

Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Dokken-era Distortion humbucker, or your choice of any pickup on the market Banana or Hooker headstock Custom engraved brass tremolo blocks Brass switchcraft jacks Choice of woods, including Black or White Limba (Korina), northern ash, swamp ash, babinga, basswood, maple, mahogany, alder or white pine (no charge) Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard or your choice of fretboard woods Upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo (titanium inserts, brass block, stainless steel hardware and tremolo bar with integrated allen wrench) Branded headstock logo Upgraded hard tail bridges Stainless Steel or Nickel fret wire (your choice of sizes) Custom inlay pieces Custom fret inlays Custom fretmarkers Custom bone inlays and knobs Custom metal knurled knobs Locking tuners Engraved neckplates Gotoh tuners Engraved pickup covers All guitars are available as six or seven-string models Copper hardware (keys, jackplate, pickup covers, knobs, etc.) (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Brazilian fingerboard (add $400 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Custom fingerboard inlays (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54)

The HUNTER guitars are the flagship of the Mr. Scary guitars lineup. These are the best of the best. The epitome of the awesome presence that is a Mr. Scary guitar. Fearsome craftsmanship with hand-laid snakeskin, custom center inlay featuring hand-carved bone skulls and snake fang fret marker inlays.

The Snakehunter comes standard with your choice of:

Arcane George Lynch signature Mr. Scary humbucker and Desert Eagle single coil, Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Dokken-era Distortion humbucker, or your choice of any pickup on the market Banana or Hooker headstock Custom engraved brass tremolo blocks Brass switchcraft jacks Your choice of body tone woods Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard or your choice of fretboard woods Upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo (titanium inserts, brass block, stainless steel hardware and tremolo bar with integrated allen wrench) Branded headstock logo Upgraded hard tail bridges Custom inlay pieces Stainless Steel or Nickel fret wire Custom fret inlays Custom fretmarkers Custom bone inlays and knobs Custom metal knurled knobs Locking tuners Engraved neckplates Gotoh tuners Engraved pickup covers All guitars are available as six or seven-string models Copper hardware Brazilian fingerboard Custom fingerboard inlays

The DEM BONES guitar is the most radical and definately the "scariest" model of the Mr. Scary line. A twisted take on George Lynch’s iconic Dokken guitar, the J Frog Bones. The standard pickup(s) in all the Mr. Scary Guitars are the Arcane Mr. Scary humbucker and the Arcane Desert Eagle single coil.

All the Mr. Scary guitar models are hand-carved. No CNC machines are used in the production of our guitars. George uses a pin router to shape the bodies of all the guitars in the line with the exception of the Dem Bones and GL56. All finishes are hand-applied and nitro cellulose-sprayed by George, by hand.

All of the Mr. Scary Guitars are available with the following options:

Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Dokken-era Distortion humbucker, or your choice of any pickup on the market Banana or Hooker headstock Custom engraved brass tremolo blocks Brass switchcraft jacks Your choice of body tone woods Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard or your choice of fretboard woods Upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo (titanium inserts, brass block, stainless steel hardware and tremolo bar with integrated allen wrench) Branded headstock logo Upgraded hard tail bridges Custom inlay pieces Stainless Steel or Nickel fret wire Custom fret inlays Custom fretmarkers Custom bone inlays and knobs Custom metal knurled knobs Locking tuners Engraved neckplates Gotoh tuners Engraved pickup covers All guitars are available as six or seven-string models Copper hardware (keys, jackplate, pickup covers, knobs, etc.) (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Brazilian fingerboard (add $400 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Custom fingerboard inlays (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54)

George Lynch, renowned guitarist, is associated with the Mr. Scary Guitars Shark Hunter, a standout model in the Mr. Scary lineup. This exceptional guitar features hand-laid shark teeth, intricate carved bone skulls, and offers a range of customizable options, including pickups, headstocks, and fretboards. Details about the Shark Hunter are available on the Mr. Scary Guitars website, highlighting its unique craftsmanship and Lynch's signature design elements.

George Lynch used a prototype ESP Kamikaze CS, which was not included in the official ESP series, as seen in images from a Google search for "George Lynch orange guitar."

On his ESP artist page, George Lynch can be seen with his signature Sunburst Tiger guitar.

On his ESP artist page, the GL-J2E TSB is listed as one of George Lynch's signature guitars.

He also said this in response to people who inquired about the Evil Western:

“I’m no luthier, I just build what I like. I had to take 2 months off due to back surgery so I keep myself busy creating these guitars and my art pieces.”

“I work on these whenever I have time and will probably continue indefinitely as long as there is some interest out there for me to continue. I love creating these and watching them evolve.”

[On aging the guitars and hardware]: “Lots of belt- and hand-sanding, painting/stain and blow-torching, and some wood-burning as well. The metal is distressed with muriatic acid, etching solution, sanding and blow-torching, etc.”

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The GL54 guitar is a twisted take on George Lynch’s relic'ed ESP signature model GL-256. This guitar is the only Mr. Scary guitar that's build on an already existing ESP Guitar platform. The standard pickup(s) in all the Mr. Scary Guitars are the Arcane Mr. Scary humbucker and the Arcane Desert Eagle single coil.

All of the Mr. Scary Guitars are available with the following options:

Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Dokken-era Distortion humbucker, or your choice of any pickup on the market Banana or Hooker headstock Custom engraved brass tremolo blocks Brass switchcraft jacks Your choice of body tone woods Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard or your choice of fretboard woods Upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo (titanium inserts, brass block, stainless steel hardware and tremolo bar with integrated allen wrench) Branded headstock logo Upgraded hard tail bridges Custom inlay pieces Stainless Steel or Nickel fret wire Custom fret inlays Custom fretmarkers Custom bone inlays and knobs Custom metal knurled knobs Locking tuners Engraved neckplates Gotoh tuners Engraved pickup covers All guitars are available as six or seven-string models Copper hardware (keys, jackplate, pickup covers, knobs, etc.) (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Brazilian fingerboard (add $400 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Custom fingerboard inlays (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54)

The SOLCASTER guitar is a twisted take on George Lynch’s iconic Lynch Mob-era guitar shape. The standard pickup(s) in all the Mr. Scary Guitars are the Arcane Mr. Scary humbucker and the Arcane Desert Eagle single coil. All the Mr. Scary guitar models are hand-carved. No CNC machines are used in the production of our guitars. George uses a pin router to shape the bodies of all the guitars in the line with the exception of the Dem Bones and GL56. All finishes are hand-applied and nitro cellulose-sprayed by George, by hand.

All of the Mr. Scary Guitars are available with the following options:

Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Dokken-era Distortion humbucker, or your choice of any pickup on the market Banana or Hooker headstock Custom engraved brass tremolo blocks Brass switchcraft jacks Choice of woods, including Black or White Limba (Korina), northern ash, swamp ash, babinga, basswood, maple, mahogany, alder or white pine (no charge) Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard or your choice of fretboard woods Upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo (titanium inserts, brass block, stainless steel hardware and tremolo bar with integrated allen wrench) Branded headstock logo Upgraded hard tail bridges Stainless Steel or Nickel fret wire (your choice of sizes) Custom inlay pieces Custom fret inlays Custom fretmarkers Custom bone inlays and knobs Custom metal knurled knobs Locking tuners Engraved neckplates Gotoh tuners Engraved pickup covers All guitars are available as six or seven-string models Copper hardware (keys, jackplate, pickup covers, knobs, etc.) (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Brazilian fingerboard (add $400 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54) Custom fingerboard inlays (add $300 on the Burnt Tiger, Solcaster and GL54)

George Lynch is associated with the ESP Stratocaster George Lynch Head Hunter guitar, as evidenced by a listing on eBay for a brand-new model.

George Lynch uses the Mr Scary Guitars White Limba V, a highly customized electric guitar featuring intricate details such as real shark teeth and carved bone skulls. According to Mr. Scary Guitars, this model offers options like copper hardware and a choice of various woods, including White Limba.

Guitarist George Lynch offers a seven-string option in his Mr. Scary Guitars lineup, as detailed on the official Mr. Scary Guitars website. These custom guitars feature a range of options, including Arcane George Lynch signature Mr. Scary humbuckers, banana or hooker headstocks, and Brazilian Rosewood fretboards. They also boast upgraded Floyd Rose tremolos, engraved components, and a choice of pickups and body tone woods, reflecting Lynch's personal preferences and design influences.

Purple burst version of George Lynch's tiger guitar by ESP

It's a Junior judging by the single bridge pickup.

He is seen playing a Baretta in the Just Got Lucky music video at 4:07

He is seen playing a Charvel Star live with Xciter in 1979

He is holding an Ibanez “lawsuit-era” Flying V in a promo shot for The Boyz in the late 1970s