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Cracked Mirror PS-10: DISCO or ROCK? DISCO - way too Studio 54 11 17% ROCK - heavy metal firepower 54 83% Total votes: 65 Your vote has been cast. jannep17 Prized Position Claimant Posts: 16876 Joined: Sat Dec 13, 2008 1:07 pm Re: Cracked Mirror PS-10: DISCO or ROCK? Post by jannep17 » Sun Jan 19, 2025 10:31 pm As I understand it, the question is whether Paul's cracked mirror PS-10 Ibanez guitar is "way too Studio 54" or "heavy metal firepower"... Deuce Frehley Qualified to wear Ace's makeup! Posts: 7885 Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 10:07 pm Location: Here Pete2174 Qualified to wear Ace's makeup! Posts: 9863 Joined: Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:07 am Location: No longer in this realm... Re: Cracked Mirror PS-10: DISCO or ROCK? Post by Pete2174 » Mon Jan 20, 2025 12:54 am sammyleeroth wrote: Mon Jan 20, 2025 12:45 amPete2174 wrote: Mon Jan 20, 2025 12:41 amAn iconic guitar. Why try and pigeonhole it?Why don't you just let him do his thing? Did he hurt you by that?Oooh look another returnee. Hi there! Hope you have a pleasant few days here. NamusGrekus Trained by Tommy! Posts: 825 Joined: Thu Feb 01, 2024 6:34 am Re: Cracked Mirror PS-10: DISCO or ROCK? Post by NamusGrekus » Mon Jan 20, 2025 1:08 am It’s an electric guitar therefore rock. If it was a fractured mirror synthesizer then it would be disco As much as everybody says I Was Made For Loving You is disco, to me it is not. It has elements of disco but that is mostly limited to the Ooohhh oooohhuu oooohhPlus the way it was played on Alive III was even more than the studio version.Now Shandi on the other hand should have been an ABBA song and is similar to Dancing Queen, except worse. JohnBergless Qualified to wear Ace's makeup! Posts: 5579 Joined: Sat Dec 27, 2014 2:11 pm Re: Cracked Mirror PS-10: DISCO or ROCK? Post by JohnBergless » Mon Jan 20, 2025 5:33 am When Zakk Wylde joined Ozzy's band, he got a cracked glass Les Paul. I believe his was a painted graphic though. Nobody called him a disco sissy for it.Now in Paul's case, if it was a mirrored disco ball ball finish with neat little disco ball squares expertly laid out, instead of the broken glass pieces.... I think people would call it a disco guitar. The glass shard top made the Ibanez more edgy and rock-ish in my opinion. metalfuel Qualified to wear Ace's makeup! Posts: 7883 Joined: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:49 pm Location: netherlands Planet Caravan Qualified to wear Ace's makeup! Posts: 7687 Joined: Thu Aug 14, 2014 9:33 pm

Read Time 2 MinutesPaul Stanley’s Ibanez “Mirror Ball Iceman”Ibanez Iceman Cracked Mirror GuitarCreated around 1979-1980, this guitar was specially made for Paul.He wanted a guitar that would give off a dramatic effect when the stage lights hit the instrument. This work of art was painstakingly made by Jeff Hasselberger. He hand cut each piece of glass and put them together like a puzzle. What makes this guitar unique is that the glass was actually placed at slight angles so that the light would reflect off of each piece like a ‘Mirror Ball’.In an interview with Guitar World Magazine, Paul stated that he had cut his arm on the guitar because there were still some sharp edges on the glass pieces that were not quite buffed out enough. Paul used the original guitar in 1979 -1980 and on his 1996 -1997 Kiss World Tour.If you wish to have one these beauties, you can get yourself a version made by Ed Romans Custom Shop. Washburn also has a very close model you can purchase for around $1,300. If you want to spend ten times that amount check out Kamn Guitars replica: Keith Urban’s Fender “Shattered Mirror” TelecasterShattered Mirror Telecaster GuitarInspired by the original, Keith Urban wanted something similar to Paul’s.He hired the head of Fender Custom Guitar shops Yuriy Shishkov to make his famous “Shattered” Telecaster. After three months and 160 pieces of mirror, Shishkov is quoted telling Fender executives “If anyone will ask for another one like this, tell them it’s

One of the most influential and respected players in the world, Marty Friedman's impactful and game-changing contributions to heavy metal and guitar in general continue to inspire generations of musicians and music fans to this day. He defined modern guitar playing with Jason Becker in Cacophony, was a key element in the wildly successful rise of thrash pioneers Megadeth, and with his "Marty-esque" improvisations and exotic fusion of Eastern and Western music, has achieved global success as a solo artist.Jackson® continues our longstanding relationship with Friedman by collaborating with the virtuoso on the Pro Series Signature Marty Friedman MF-1.This 24.75"-scale signature model is loaded with great features to match the demanding needs of an elite and intricate player like Friedman - but at an affordable price.Friedman's signature MF-1 features a resonant mahogany with a striking cracked mirror top. A mahogany set-neck features a scarf joint and graphite-reinforcement rods to protect against environmental depredations. A 12"-radius bound ebony fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets and pearloid block inlays is an ideal playing surface for swift licks or articulate chord work.Marty Friedman dual passive EMG® MF signature humbucking pickups deliver a sound that sings and screams. This axe is also equipped with two volume and two tone controls as well as a three-way pickup toggle switch to wrangle all of the subtle nuances out of your guitar tone. The Jackson TOM-style adjustable bridge with anchored tailpiece and die-cast locking tuners creates improved intonation and enhanced sustain.Never fear being upstaged with the all-new cracked Purple Mirror finish, complete with 3-ply white/abalone/white body binding, all-black hardware and reverse Jackson 3x3 (3 over, 3 under) AT-1 black headstock. Features 24.75" scale lengthMahogany body with cracked mirror topMahogany set-neck with graphite reinforcement and scarf joint12"-radius ebony bound fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets and pearloid block inlaysPassive

EMG® MF Signature humbucking pickupsThree-position pickup toggle switch, two volume controls and two tone controlsJackson TOM-style adjustable bridge with anchored tailpieceJackson sealed die-cast locking tuners and standard strap buttonsAvailable in Purple Mirror with 3-ply white/abalone/white body binding, reverse Jackson 3x3 AT-1 black headstock and black hardware One of the most influential and respected players in the world, Marty Friedman's impactful and game-changing contributions to heavy metal and guitar in general continue to inspire generations of musicians and music fans to this day. He defined modern guitar playing with Jason Becker in Cacophony, was a key element in the wildly successful rise of thrash pioneers Megadeth, and with his "Marty-esque" improvisations and exotic fusion of Eastern and Western music, has achieved global success as a solo artist.Jackson® continues our longstanding relationship with Friedman by collaborating with the virtuoso on the Pro Series Signature Marty Friedman MF-1.This 24.75"-scale signature model is loaded with great features to match the demanding needs of an elite and intricate player like Friedman - but at an affordable price.Friedman's signature MF-1 features a resonant mahogany with a striking cracked mirror top. A mahogany set-neck features a scarf joint and graphite-reinforcement rods to protect against environmental depredations. A 12"-radius bound ebony fingerboard with 22 jumbo frets and pearloid block inlays is an ideal playing surface for swift licks or articulate chord work.Marty Friedman dual passive EMG® MF signature humbucking pickups deliver a sound that sings and screams. This axe is also equipped with two volume and two tone controls as well as a three-way pickup toggle switch to wrangle all of the subtle nuances out of your guitar tone. The Jackson TOM-style adjustable bridge with anchored tailpiece and die-cast locking tuners creates improved intonation and enhanced sustain.Never fear being upstaged with the all-new cracked Purple Mirror finish, complete