Jackson Mark Morton Dominion Signature Guitar.

[Gringo]

I'm not a Jackson-freak, but i really like the look of this guitar. It also has Duncan '59s with coil-taps, a neck-through-body and a cool body shape that's not to metal(i'm not a metalguitarist). Seems like a really well built guitar. I'm thinking of ordering one at my local dealer.
Has anyone played one, and what do you think?

Check out one here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-JACKSON-Mark...QQcmdZViewItem

[Gringo]

More photos in this link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-JACKSON-MARK...QQcmdZViewItem

[DeadMan1984]

Looks like a demented Wolfgang....

[jhale667]

No sir, I don't like it!

[DeadMan1984]

LMAO!!! 5 stars for ya, jhale.

[indeedido]

Looks kinda cool, in a different way. I like the understated headstock for Jackson. Looks comfortable. Jackson makes some fine products still.

[mako_kimura]

The body's chambered, so it's got a pretty warm tone. I'm not a Lamb of God fan in any way, but I do like the guitar, mostly for it's all-purposeness

[ELVIS]

Looks metal to me...

Buy it if you got $1200 to blow...

[cdwillis]

It reminds me of a Jazzmaster body or a Firebird. I don't think it's the pretties thing on earth but at least he's not just using another body someone else has used a billion times.

[Gringo]

Originally posted by cdwillis
It reminds me of a Jazzmaster body or a Firebird. I don't think it's the pretties thing on earth but at least he's not just using another body someone else has used a billion times.

That's the cool thing about this guitar, that it stands out from many other guitars, still it sort of reminds me of a Firebird that i also play. I like guitars that are a little bit different.
And the features are interesting to.

[Gringo]

Originally posted by mako_kimura
The body's chambered, so it's got a pretty warm tone. I'm not a Lamb of God fan in any way, but I do like the guitar, mostly for it's all-purposeness

Have you tried it? I'm not a Lamb Of God fan either.

[binnie]

Isn't Mark Morton the one in Lamb of God who plays the bluesier style solo's?

I can't remember if it's him or the other guy...

[Gringo]

Originally posted by binnie
Isn't Mark Morton the one in Lamb of God who plays the bluesier style solo's?

I can't remember if it's him or the other guy...

I'm not sure, but it can be him since his guitar has Duncan '59s and a typical Les Paul mahogany body and a flame top. I read somewhere that Mark Morton is a blues and country guitarist as well.

[cdwillis]

I've seen them live a couple times and I remember him playing most of the solos. I wouldn't exactly call them bluesy by any means, but there were some screaming bends in there.

[mako_kimura]

Originally posted by binnie
Isn't Mark Morton the one in Lamb of God who plays the bluesier style solo's?

I can't remember if it's him or the other guy...

That's him, the rhythm guy is Willy Adler, the drummer's brother. And yes, Gringo, I've played one. It's got a good classic rock sound, but you can also go balls out metal on it as well. Like I said, I like the all-purposeness of it, you could get away with playing it in church

[Gringo]

I might go for it, but i'm also considering a new Yamaha SG1000. Much better than a Gibson Les Paul Standard or a Custom i think, and much more diverse because of the coil taps.

http://www.yamaha.com/guitars/produc...RODUCT,00.html