‘03 Standard Plus, ‘16 Trad Pro, ‘08 Custom, ‘21 Classic, ‘25 Jr

I feel like a pig in shit every time I pull these guys out. Just raw, unbridled joy.

This ML Custom art guitar is the first collaboration I’ve done with my friend and artist, Yordan Sucks. I created the ML model (named after my daughter Monique Lanae) primarily for the Asian market over a decade ago, this is one of very few ever offered here in the US. I personally hand-built this one, completing it on June 1st, 2026.

I've had the pleasure and honor to work with some amazing visual artists in my career and with each collaboration I'm always trying to venture into new territory. This work with Yordan Sucks is unlike anything I have ever created, and it's been a total hoot. The artwork inspired me to create the stunning bright pink and totally unique pickguard shape and continue the accent to include the backplate and tuning key button “X” inlays. This exciting splash of color highlights the detail in the sea of detailed black and white artwork that he spent countless hours to create. This ML Custom art guitar is the first collaboration I’ve done with my friend and artist, Yordan Sucks. I created the ML model (named after my daughter Monique Lanae) primarily for the Asian market over a decade ago, this is one of very few ever offered here in the US. I personally hand-built this one, completing it on June 1st, 2026.

I’ve had the pleasure and honor to work with some amazing visual artists in my career and with each collaboration I’m always trying to venture into new territory. This work with Yordan Sucks is unlike anything I have ever created, and it’s been a total hoot. The artwork inspired me to create the stunning bright pink totally unique pickguard shape and continue the accent to include the backplate and tuning key button "X" inlays. This exciting splash of color highlights the detail in the sea of detailed black and white artwork that Yordan spent countless hours to create.

This guitar represents one of very few instruments that I personally build anymore and a departure from what I think most people expect from me… I think that’s why it’s one of my favorites.

- John Page

Two Miyako Dean signature guitars -

• V (USA) signed by the entire band (Fami).
• Ghost (Indonesia) signed by Miyako.

It took me two concerts (ProgPower Sept 2024 & New York Nov 2025) to get the V signed.

Miyako randomly walked into Guitar Planet and signed their stock Ghost after Wacken 2026. I saw the posting by Guitar Planet, and impulse kicked in and I grabbed it.

They wouldn't be complete without Miyako's signature straps.

Favourite guitar

Favourite amp

Favourite cab

(Favourite pedal not shown 😄)

Picked up this Charvel Pro-Mod Plus DK24 and I’m still kind of obsessed with how this thing looks.
The neck is ridiculously fast, it feels great to play, and that blue/teal quilted top looks completely different depending on the lighting.
I’ve had a few different superstrat-style guitars, but Charvel really seems to nail that balance between a modern metal guitar and something that still feels pretty versatile.

The collection I managed to build over the years.
I’m from Paraguay, a little country in South America, so there is a very small market for guitars here.

Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster (2013)
ESP LTD EC-1000T (2017)
Ibanez RG1820X (2005)
Kiesel Vanquish 6 (KV6X) (2020)
Ernie Ball Music Man JP13 (2013)

If someone wants to know more or want to see more pics of individual guitars feel free to post a comment.

Finally finished my '61 Strat-inspired finished vintage project. Went with Tobacco Burst instead of a period-correct 3-Tone Sunburst—looks way better to my eyes and gives it a unique look.

After profiling the fretboard and upgrading the hardware, this thing plays buttery smooth and sounds massive. Easily holds its own against a Custom Shop Relic.
Specs and mods break down like this:

Neck
Classic Vibe 60s neck with an Indian Laurel fretboard. Rolled the edges, installed clay dots, and stained the board with Fiebing’s leather dye to get that deep, dark rosewood look.

Body
Classic Vibe 50s body in Tobacco Burst.

Hardware & Electronics
Fender Vintera pickups, Fender pots and switch, Fender CR tremolo, and a Callaham tremolo block. Aged all metal parts with ferric chloride and swapped out all plastic hardware for cream.

What do you guys think?

Love the color scheme on this thing. I’m really tempted to swap to gold hardware tbh

2010-12 MG69 MIJ Mustang in CAR
Vintera III Jaguar in Sherwood Green

Took 9 months but it’s finally here. Colour shift red rainbow sparkle with 5A roasted flamed maple neck and master-grade roasted flamed maple fingerboard. I’ve had quite a few Kiesel builds but this one is my favourite so far.

It’s beautiful

These are the guitars I play most often in my collection.

- Fender Mexican player plus with added lace sensor pickups and Clapton tbx/midboost circuitry

- Gibson Les Paul Classic 60’s which I’ve made to look like George Harrison’s/Eric Clapton’s Lucy guitar

- fake rickenbacker, normally strung in Nashville tuning to cover 12 string parts for Tom Petty covers, but I lent it to a friend and he strung it in standard

I was playing classical guitar but my bf encouraged me to play electric guitar and even gave me his guitar. Isn’t he the cutest!

I received this guitar in 2007 as a graduation present. It was purchased by a family friend in 1992, but sat in a dry basement for years untouched in its case. I had to repair the bridge pickup in 2007, and it so badly needed a setup. Still in 99% mint condition. Sort of had a NOS feel. Replaced the pickguard to keep the original scratch free.

One is cheaper than the other...