The Guitar Zombie Gear Walkthrough - Mastodon´s Bill Kelliher by The Guitar Zombie 

Pretty sure he said 1982..

I discovered Mastodon in 2006 when the opened for Tool.

+Jack Towers I was lucky enough to inherit one.. My grandfather bought it new for my dad on his 18th birthday. It's a 81. Funny thing is it hasn't turned green as much as AJ's and Bill's. I guess that's because it has lived in a case most of its life.

thats almost a shame in disguise, you need to play that gorgeous thing, and look after it and play it some more till your child picks it up, as is the circle of life

Ohh a lot of things, failing correct specs, not shipping with the right tuning, chambering the instruement even though he precisely asked not to chamber it at all. Terrible communication on Gibsons side. No wonder he switched to ESP, seems that the people there are very nice and willing to work with their artists. Gibson is losing quite a few artists lately, we'll see where this goes. Their lastest guitar line which costs 5 grand and has awfully shitty specs is just another step in a wrong direction. I doubt they will survive any longer if they continue the way they do now.

Look at this: www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/2018/Custom/Les-Paul-Custom-Chambered-Blackout.aspx#LPCPSL11071 I mean come on... what the fuck Gibson? Get your shit together finally. Everything they've invented was a disaster, like the robot guitar.

Roman Slifkas Unfortunately not...

He was probably wasted somewhere. I am obsessed with Bill's rig. His Freidman amps are awesome!

No idea if you're still curious since it's been a year lol, but it's a Fractal Axe-FX

@@barden6275 cheers man

+Chase Broughton Nah

+revolutionday1 No. D standard is D standard, and Drop D is essentially E standard with the lowest E dropped to D.

Kapetan Kolja Yeah, I'm well-acquainted with Drop D. So, "D Standard" would be DGCFAD, a.k.a. a whole step down, or "early Motley Crue tuning"?

+revolutionday1 Correct.

revolutionday1 No, not "Drop D" as in just only dropping the D string by itself. Bill's referring to "D Standard" tuning as in dropping all the strings down a full step.

DamionChrist You're 9 months late on your reply. It's been sorted already.