It’s possible the inline one is one guitar but not sure. We’re dealing with crappy vhs rips so it could appear a flat bright blue. That’s why I was happy to find actual real photos from magazines on these things.Slanted 12th fret paw inlay and has "MUNKY" on the headstock, same as red paw.
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Paw inlay is inline with the neck and has no "MUNKY" on the headstock.
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Flamed maple stained blue/dark blue.
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I have a close photos of it ,just cant share them publically.It’s possible the inline one is one guitar but not sure. We’re dealing with crappy vhs rips so it could appear a flat bright blue. That’s why I was happy to find actual real photos from magazines on these things.
Also not convinced Head had a purple issues doll guitar. All evidence points to just the metallic gold one so far.
It could be, one has Munky's name on the headstock and the other doesn't, and 2 of the paw prints don't cross a fret.It’s possible the inline one is one guitar but not sure. We’re dealing with crappy vhs rips so it could appear a flat bright blue. That’s why I was happy to find actual real photos from magazines on these things.
Also not convinced Head had a purple issues doll guitar. All evidence points to just the metallic gold one so far.
Remember that the neck snapped on It once.Slanted 12th fret paw inlay and has "MUNKY" on the headstock, same as red paw.
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Paw inlay is inline with the neck and has no "MUNKY" on the headstock.
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Flamed maple stained blue/dark blue.
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If he still has the snapped neck and ill get to talk with him be sure ill post New Half of guitar day lol.Remember that the neck snapped on It once.
It was refinished + im sure they changed the whole neck with headstock. Its info from a guy who knows Munky personally and asked him about it.
that isn’t cool manI have a close photos of it ,just cant share them publically.
The maple guitar had a broken neck?Remember that the neck snapped on It once.
It was refinished + im sure they changed the whole neck with headstock. Its info from a guy who knows Munky personally and asked him about it.
It does raise more questions, though lolthat isn’t cool man
anyway, when I look at our comprehensive list, it makes me happy all of this is finally getting catalogued haha
You know, I was thinking the same thing. But if you can imagine, it could be lighting. I envision it being a copper/gold metallic top but at different angles look dark or flat, or even color changing? I have no idea thoughIt does raise more questions, though lol
The pic you posted of Head with the Issues doll inlay guitar is either the purple one or a different black one?
that isn’t cool man
anyway, when I look at our comprehensive list, it makes me happy all of this is finally getting catalogued haha
It is the purple one ( only 2 were made )It does raise more questions, though lol
The pic you posted of Head with the Issues doll inlay guitar is either the purple one or a different black one?
You think the LoPro was changed at some point since the live pic has a black bridge?It is the purple one ( only 2 were made )
You can also see the purpleish color under light hitting the lackquer.
Might be , lacs hated this guitar cause they were hard to make - and later to maintain lolYou think the LoPro was changed at some point since the live pic has a black bridge?
Exactly xD , +Munkys were very complicated. LACS is able to make 4 guitar's per artist ( yearly ), but it not applies to necks if they are in urgent.i remember somewhere korn saying that ibanez hated that they kept breaking guitars so many times, and that they can't just keep building them new ones
They also broke a lot of them, not from playing, but from backstage antics and throwing them lol.i remember somewhere korn saying that ibanez hated that they kept breaking guitars so many times, and that they can't just keep building them new ones