The GAS is strong for this one - X SERIES RHOADS RRX24 CAMO

[Securb]

Looks like 80's Metal designed this for Jackson.

 

[JB_From_Hell]

Way cooler than any of the Gibson Mustaine guitars.

 

[ErikH]

I dig the paint scheme but with my height, those looks small on me. The King V, or traditional Gibson V, is more suited for me. I'd love a King V with a reverse headstock.

 

[Masta' C]

...with my height, those looks small on me. The King V, or traditional Gibson V, is more suited for me.

At 6'4" tall, I have the exact same problem, but my #1 is still a Jackson Rhoads because it just feels so good when I play it.

The ESP Alexi Laiho shape is a bit better suited to our size and very similar, but I'm not always a fan of the finishes/features on those.

I'm torn on the camo series, but I immediately want to strap in a Dimebucker when I see those

 

[Securb]

I immediately want to strap in a Dimebucker when I see those

 

[ErikH]

At 6'4" tall, I have the exact same problem, but my #1 is still a Jackson Rhoads because it just feels so good when I play it.

The ESP Alexi Laiho shape is a bit better suited to our size and very similar, but I'm not always a fan of the finishes/features on those.

I'm torn on the camo series, but I immediately want to strap in a Dimebucker when I see those

I'm 6'3". My Dean ML fits me like a glove. It's not my main player but man, is it comfortable.

Robbin Crosby used a King V (though his was called a Double Rhoads and slightly bigger than the King V), but that is how it got its name. Now, if I could get a Double Rhoads made, that would be sweet.

 

[PFDarkside]

I was going to ask if you’ve checked out the double Rhoades. I think it’s custom shop only though.

 

[Bogner]

Oooooooohh La La!!!! \m/ \m/

 

[Aceman]

Makes me want to thrash hard!

 

[Securb]

Makes me want to thrash hard!

You do not strap that guitar on, walk on stage, and play Freebird. That is a statement guitar. You walk on stage with that guitar people know you are there to break their faces.

 

[Aceman]

You do not strap that guitar on, walk on stage, and play Freebird. That is a statement guitar. You walk on stage with that guitar people know you are there to break their faces.

If you don't need a concussion protocol or a chiropractor visit after playing it, you didn't do it right.