You can endorse me. Ill help design the JC model. Kinda like the JP models but with more djent to it. Then you can have the JC&JP concerts and clinics, which will be called JEPJEC.
2 hours of great prog metal music, blending into all different styles, special guest appearances from other great musicians, but the main focus being on two great guitar models made by the great guitar company ever!
Well also have some conversation on stages, little stories, being funny, kind of like an Opeth show, but more like an MTV special where they talk about a song or a small story about it, play the song, do some question and answers and make a very relaxing fun learning experience for all. Lots of insight.
Haha, its nice to dream...
But seriously, once I have my MM guitar, thats all people will see me using, (maybe a few times on my V, that thing is still one of my babys.) MM guitars are already the only brand I talk about. Cant wait to help spread the brand around. As one of the only prog metal bands in my city, the guitar and guitar work are always being noticed.
Anyways, I think EBMM is doing fine with how they do business. Could be cool to see some newer players on their list, but really I cant think of anyone who would be a huge improvement.
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Originally Posted by mesavox
, I'm just saying that kids have heard of her and don't care that she didn't design it. That's all. I'm not arguing that the Albert Lee or Steve Morse MM isn't a more original guitar. It is. Obviously, those artists come to this brand because they aren't getting what they want from other brands. That's okay, but it's also okay that Billy Corgan was happy with the Strat shape when making his sig guitar.
), although in my experience anyone who plays a Strat who then tries a Silhouette or a Silhouette Special can always appreciate its a better guitar, so surely if there were more people playing them in the public eye, people would give them a better chance.
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