NAMM 2015: Charvel, Jackson and EVH stands - in pictures
The Charvel stand at NAMM 2015
Introduction
NAMM 2015: We're well and truly into the NAMM show now and MusicRadar is reporting live from the show floor throughout the expo. In this gallery we check out the stands from sister brands Charvel, Jackson and EVH - this is the realm of the shred guitarist and these designs are unapologetic speed machines.
Browse the gallery, beginning with the Slime Green Charvel Pro Mod SC1 2H FR, to check out some of the models on offer from these three firms for the next year.
Slime Green
Charvel Pro Mod SC1 2H FR
Specific Ocean
Charvel Pro Mod SD1 2H FR
Blood And Skulls
Charvel Pro Mod Warren DeMartini Signature San Dimas
Snakeskin
Charvel Pro Mod Warren DeMartini Signature Dinky
Quilt maple top, Trans Blue
Jackson JS32TQ Dinky DKA (far left)
Jackson JS22 Dinky DKA (centre-left)
Snow White
Jackson JS12 Dinky (centre-right)
24 fret, Metallic Red
Jackson JS11 Dinky (right)
22 fret, Metallic Blue
Snow White
Jackson JS32 Warrior (left)
Jackson JS32T Warrior (right)
Natural Oil
22 fret, Metallic Red
Jackson JS11 Dinky
Natural Oil
Jackson JS32 Dinky DKA (centre)
Satin Black
Jackson KVXT King V
Trans Black
Jackson SLXFMG Soloist
Silverburst
Jackson SLATXSD 3-7 Soloist
Trans Black
Jackson SLATHXSD 3-8 Soloist
Gloss Black
Jackson Pro RR Rhoads (left)
Jackson Pro King V KV (right)
Metallic Black
Burnt Cherry Burst
Jackson Pro SL2-MAH Soloist
Amber Tiger Eye
Jackson Misha Mansoor Bulb HT6
Silver Burst Sparkle
Jackson Misha Mansoor Juggernaut HT7
Matte Black
Jackson Misha Mansoor Bulb HT7
Laguna Burst
Jackson Misha Mansoor Bulb HT6
Matte Blue Frost
Jackson Misha Mansoor Juggernaut HT7
Snow White
Jackson Pro Chris Beattie Signature Bass
Red Tide Fade
Jackson Demmelition Pro
Black Tide Fade
Jackson Demmelition Pro
Jackson Scott Ian Anarchy SLXT
Burnt Cherry Burst/Vintage White/Gloss Black/ Black/Yellow Stripes
EVH Wolfgang Special T.O.M.
EVH Stripe Series Star
Black Tide Fade
EVH 5150III 100S
Matt is a freelance journalist who has spent the last decade interviewing musicians for the likes of Total Guitar, Guitarist, Guitar World, MusicRadar, NME.com, DJ Mag and Electronic Sound. In 2020, he launched CreativeMoney.co.uk (opens in new tab), which aims to share the ideas that make creative lifestyles more sustainable. He plays guitar, but should not be allowed near your delay pedals.