Paul Waggoner

Was his main guitar from the Colors tour until his signature with Ibanez was produced

Paul Waggoner on his Twitter says: "I'm back y'all. #ibanez #justlikeoldtimes"

In an interview he did for iheartguitarblog.com he has said, "I’m back using Ibanez S-Series guitars. I had used Ibanez for a long time, really since I was a teenager, and when the band started doing well I got the opportunity to be an endorsed artist. So I played their guitars for a few years, and at some point I got the opportunity to move to PRS guitars, which I’d been playing since about 2008, but very recently I started speaking with Ibanez again, kinda like an old girlfriend or something, and I switched back. I used them on the last tour and I love ‘em. There’s a certain quality to them. There’s something about Ibanez guitars – they play great and they sound great, and they’re just great guitars. And really comfortable and durable as well. They’re built to tour and they do very well on the road. There are a lot of great guitars out there, but can they hold up night-in, night-out in all kinds of different climates and weather conditions? Ibanez has been good to me in that regard."

IN this post Paul posted a old live photo. He can be seen using his ibanez s series guitar. this is the guitar that he modeled his signature guitar after

Signature guitar, used throughout the Coma Ecliptic tours

IN this post paul shows off his Ibanez custom shop guitar. He states that it is similar to his sig, but with afew ajustments. One such adjustment is it has a slightly different neck profile. the guitar also has direct mounted pickups. like his signature it has his pw hornet set, and an ibanez edge tremello system

This is the updated signature model Paul designed with Ibanez. it is based on the previous PWM100 model. this guitar comes in a open pour white finish. It is fitted with 24 jumbo frets, Wizard III neck, as well as a Ibanez Edge-Zero trem bridge. The guitar also comes stock with Paul's signature MojoTone PW Hornet Pickups. These pickups are splitable with the built in coil tap switch on the guitar. This allows for a more single coil type tone

In a video interview with Dean Lamb of Archspire, Paul Waggoner's Ibanez AZS2209H Prestige guitar is visible hanging on the wall.