Steel Panther’s Satchel Unveils His New Signature Charvel Pro-Mod DK Model 

He deserves a nice new lead guitar like this.

Mike Fu he is the only guitarist in steel panther

Cameron Guitar Someone missed the joke

no google plus What about Paul Kossoff, the best Vibrato of all time. He must have been rolling in the pussy .

Imagine those fingers in a... yeah dude

Alienadin .....when he said that, it just reminded me of Spinal Tap 😂

Alienadin I fucking love this guy. He really is living my dream. He gets to be a normal dude, then gets to transform in to an 80s guitar god at any time.

No way! How did you figure that out?

Yup

If you understood sarcasm, you'll understand my comment.

I woke up on the upper side

Love the Schtick! Very amusing...yes you are right!

... ok...

lmao! perfect response dude.

iamdb1990 Fuck yeah

I thought about the same thing.

*rad Satchel

Cameron Cooper but no stainless steel frets? At this price :(

Stainless Steel Stainless Steel frets would add something in the region of £200 onto the price. Not worth it, the guitars rock on their own and you have to play a guitar A LOT before you need to worry about fret issues. And also in this world there will be far better uses for stainless steel than on guitar frets. Probably why it costs so much!

Hey! It's Cam back at me again! :-)

Cameron Cooper I was wondering if you've seen this yet haha

and you gotta make a review of it

Hey Sean ! Suprised to see you here...

Ben Funk - They destroyed Steinberger, too. Bunch of shmucks.

Unfortunately this is true. Kramer used to be awesome back in the 80's but not anymore. I'll stick with my 80's Kramer's if i want to play a Kramer.

Both Fender and Gibson have destroyed their fair share of brands unfortunately.

What did Fender destroy? They brought Charvel and Jackson back to life, man! \m/

Hamer and Tacoma are the two main ones. Also with Jackson and Charvel it is great seeing them be forces again but it was Fender that made them a shell of what they were in the first place.

Yeah, I want the green one too!

Arson_ Phil-X is cooler hands down.

Rocco Pezzin Rocco Pezzin here people!

Yes and I like it

Yup. Not too original

I'm pretty sure it is an intentional George Lynch reference. Their whole 80s thing is tongue-in-cheek.

I hear ya

You are correct. It's pretty obvious honestly

Will never happen probably :(

Well just meet him after a show, he's usually Russ when you talk to him, he even taught me how to throw a football (I'm not American so I didn't know how)

I met him 25? Years ago. Cool dude! Talked so much about how song writing is more important than shredding! Cool guy, man I’m getting old!

superclaw900 Yes he was.

Gibson ownes Kramer but they discontinued making kramers

Thats what I thought, I figured kramer had died out.

it was really more kramer being endorsed by satchel

I thought the same thing and said basically the same thing on Instagram. Whoever runs Kramers IG page saw my comment and replied that they are still in production with no plans to stop. Guess we'll see!

Not since the early 80s! From about a little past the mid 80s. George started off putting together his own guitar with the help of Wayne Charvel at Charvels old Iguora Hills shop in Southern California. What he came out with was a orange tinted bengal striped nitrocellose painted graphic on a mighty mite maple body with a Charvel branded bolt on neck. He used that guitar on the famous early Dokken albums like Breaking The Chains and Tooth And Nail era. When Under Lock and Key came out (1985-86) he had transitioned from a brief stint with Krammer guitars and went full endorsed by ESP guitars. Because if you notice in the It's Not Love video George is playing the custom Skull and Bones JFrogg hand carved and built guitar for the first time, thats because JFrogg just finished and handed him that guitar to use in the video and ESP representives were their at the video shoot and told George that he couldn't play any other guitar commercially that wasn't a ESP guitar due to the endorsement contract that stipulated that under the terms he agreed and signed to. So George was pissed but they quickly solved it by ESP technicians having a spare ESP logo decal handy and putting it on the headstock of the Skull and Bones guitar covering JFroggs name. You can see in the video that it had a ESP decal on that guitar but was not built by them. When the video came out and everyone saw that bad ass guitar being played by George for the first time and noticed it was made by ESP guitars everyone called ESP and requested a replica of that exact guitar and ESP was in a bind because that wasn't their design. So I think they paid off JFrogg a hefty sum to sell them the rights to that design and had a brief production guitar roll out with the Skull and Bones ESP USA made guitar replica George Lynch model. So from about 1987 to present George has been with ESP.