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Tattered
2005-08-15, 07:23
http://www.blackmachine.co.uk

Came across this site, theyre pretty decent sounding guitars, nice thin bodys aswell, wondering what you guys think..

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Zertonshfits
2005-08-15, 07:33
those look awesome... but i wonder why they take all that time into getting good tone, like no paint and such, then slap some EMGs it them :confused: oh well...

Soeru
2005-08-15, 08:58
Hey take a look at this 8-string: http://www.blackmachine.co.uk/assets/g23.jpg

They're alright, but the headstock scares me a little bit(looks like it might break easily). But if I were to order a custom guitar from overseas, I'd get a Ran, because I'm sure it would be much cheaper and it would be exactly what I'm looking for.

h4x5k8
2005-08-15, 09:48
yea i saw that beast, i dont really like the headstocks, other than that i love the way the guitars look.

TheLeviathan
2005-08-15, 10:37
I quite like the headstocks albeit they are rather Parker 'influenced' :D
The guy from uk strange band Sikth, I believe his name is Pin, praises these guys alot and uses them. http://www.myspace.com/sikth

blizzard_beast
2005-08-15, 10:57
Ah I've seen that site before. Guitars are nothing special imo.

Frozen Soul
2005-08-15, 11:12
I think those guitars look pretty nice. I liked the whole idea of a guitar that has clarity and thick tone, that's something I've never been able to achive to the fullest extent with any of the guitars I've played.

DeathCS
2005-08-15, 11:20
seen them before.
pretty cool, but there is definitely a parker influence.

Donzi
2005-08-15, 11:33
Damn that’s a thin guitar.

IRON90
2005-08-15, 11:46
Cool guitars but i think they're too thin.

YJM04
2005-08-15, 15:40
too thin. u would probably want to change that bridge too

Tattered
2005-08-15, 17:51
but there is definitely a parker influence.

Definitely.


I quite like the headstocks albeit they are rather Parker 'influenced'
The guy from uk strange band Sikth, I believe his name is Pin, praises these guys alot and uses them. http://www.myspace.com/sikth

Yeah, Pin does use them, hes an amazing guitarist, and Sikth fully rule, saw them live a couple of months back, very technical.

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HermanRi!
2005-08-15, 18:59
apparently the dude from slipknot has some kind of connection because here he is:
http://www.blackmachine.co.uk/assets/g16.jpg

the one on the right, hes the guitarist, jim
yea...ino no one gives a fuck, but whatever :P

neways, those guitar looks kick ass, they kinda combine esp with parkers (imo), and thats a great combination.

this guitar looks fucking ace
http://www.blackmachine.co.uk/assets/Portrait400px.jpg

i_hate_nu_metal
2005-08-15, 20:55
I like how the strings just go straight into the tuners. That looks pretty cool. The headstocks are pretty ugly, although it is kinda cool how you can see through the strings. That's pretty original, as far as I know.
They guitars look pretty cool overall, but they don't exactly blow my mind. Also, with a guitar so thin, I'm not sure what kind of sustain you would get. Another thing that sucks about the guitars being so thin is you can't use 'em to smash your amp at the end of a killer set. They would fall appart. And that's just not metal.

YJM04
2005-08-15, 21:03
http://www.blackmachine.co.uk/assets/Portrait400px.jpg
thats what he looks like?

Soulinsane
2005-08-15, 21:30
They certainly look dangerous enough. I would like to play one someday, but that headstock design kinda worries me as well. It's like it could snap at any moment.

HermanRi!
2005-08-15, 21:33
thats what he looks like?

nope, thats the guitar that i think looks the best

i pointed him out in this picture earlier in the post:
http://www.blackmachine.co.uk/assets/g16.jpg

(on the right)

Transient
2005-08-15, 21:36
they dont look that great to me

sqol
2005-08-16, 06:30
They look really nice.... they're really expensive though, about £1750 i think :o It'd be interesting to see how they play may find out where abouts in London they are :)

Defpeck
2005-09-19, 07:16
I know Blackmachine guitars very well. There is no need to worry about headstocks breaking. All materials are of the highest quality as is Doug Campbell's craftsmanship. Since I started playing guitar I have travelled the world with my band (House of Fix) and played many high end instruments. When I find a guitar that is better for heavier styles than a Blackmachine, I will let you know...but don't hold your breath.

antipunx
2005-09-19, 12:43
im a bit of an rg whore so i like them, plus they are so thin that they would be great for long gigs.

Panda
2005-09-19, 14:02
i love the headstock

John Holland
2005-09-20, 14:27
They'd be so light and comfortable ... Just wondering how they'd sound.

newHELLonEARTH
2005-09-20, 15:25
haha some idiot said that if its light then its a peice of crap (talking about any guitar in general)

k13m
2005-09-20, 15:27
i kinda like them, but Y the fuck do they lay em donw on the floor for a goddamn picture???? guitarstands???? lol

the_bleeding
2005-09-20, 15:27
im liking the headstock... has an interesting edge, without the flambuoyancy that B.C. rich and moreso Moser Custom Shop seem to love.

and i think that a guitar that thin would be just amazing to play... i have an RG and it hurts my pick-hand-shoulder to play becayse i have to stick my shoulder forward to get my arm around the neck and access the strings. Not a fan of the rg style though...

newHELLonEARTH
2005-09-20, 15:28
i kinda like them, but Y the fuck do they lay em donw on the floor for a goddamn picture???? guitarstands???? lol
haha

Zertonshfits
2005-09-20, 16:24
i kinda like them, but Y the fuck do they lay em donw on the floor for a goddamn picture???? guitarstands???? lol

because its 6R1M D3ATH /\/\3TALZZZ!!!!!!!11

but seriously its just so they can get the right angle eazier