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Goosenberg, Eric
Pat Metheny plays the Ibanez Pat Metheny model as his basic electric guitar
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live and in recordings, and has done so for the last couple of years. His old ES-175 was beaten to shreds and has basically been retired, according to his own comments. My recollection from reading about it is that he had a significant part in the construction of both Ibanez Pat Metheny models. Also, the one time that I saw Joe Pass live, I'm pretty sure that he played the Epiphone. Larry Coryell had both an archtop and a flattop acoustic by Cort when I saw him in a small club about a year ago, but I'm not sure how closely they compare to Cort's model(s) that carry his name. Rick -----Original Message-----
From: Dick Onstenk To: jazzguitar@...; jazzguitar@... Sent: 10/24/99 4:18 AM Subject: [jazzguitar] Signature models Hi there, What's the point of signature models if the endorsing artists do not play them? I am not sure about the Pat Metheny though. Especially the lower end PM did not impress me and again I doubt Pat would ever play one. And there are countless other examples. |
