Kevin 'Noodles' Wasserman

"This guitar is fairly simple and when you grab one of the self at the music store, that's pretty much what i'm playing on stage...It's a simple, working man's guitar," Noodles says, in this video, in which he introduces his signature Ibanez guitar.

Kevin Wasserman's signature Ibanez guitar, the NDM2, is mentioned in this rig rundown.

Used this in the song Come Out and Play(Keep Em Separated).

Best seen at 0:06

Noodles used this guitar during 1986-1989; this is a butterscotch blonde/natural Fender Telecaster Deluxe which has Seth Lover Wide Range humbucker (?) installed in neck position, and original Telecaster single coil in bridge position.

In this article, by Premier Guitar, Wasserman's first signature guitar, the NDM1, is mentioned.

"I also use an Ibanez Artstar on a couple of songs. I like this guitar even better than the Talman, but because of the hollow body it feeds back too much to use on most of our stuff. Any time I can lower the gain on my amp, I'm busting out the Artstar." - Noodles

http://web.archive.org/web/20030215021319/http://www.guitarcenter.com/interview/noodles/noodles_standard.shtml

"I started collecting guitars and amps about three years ago and I have about 30 guitars that run from re-issue Danelectros to my 1956 Gretsch Sparkle Jet. When I go gear shopping I'm usually just looking for something that inspires me, something that feels or sounds so different that it inspires my playing to different directions, whether it's a new guitar, amp or some kind of stomp box. If I had to pick something that seems missing from my collection, I'd have to say something strange like a Vigier fretless guitar, though I have no idea what I'd do with one of those things."

• Noodles

Kevin 'Noodles' Wasserman's latest signature Ibanez guitar is the Ibanez NDM4.

In this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iNbnineUCI at 1:20] can be seen using Ibanez Talman TC825 Silver Flake.