NAMM 2018: the LTD Stand in pictures
Signature models, metal monsters and active axes

NAMM 2018: We took a trip around the LTD stand to check out the latest signature models from the likes of George Lynch, Steph Carpenter, Kirk Hammett, Behemoth's Nergal and Orion, Marco Mendoza and Neil Westfall.
Alongside the above there's a whole array of new single- and double-cuts equipped with Evertune bridges, Fishman Fluence pickups and satin finishes.

LTD Signature George Lynch GL-KAMI4

LTD Signature Neil Westfall NW-44

LTD Signature Orion-5

LTD Signature Marco Mendoza MM-4

LTD Signature Nergal-6

LTD MH-1000

LTD Viper-256

LTD Viper-400

LTD Viper-400

LTD EC-257

LTD EC-258

LTD EC-1007

LTD Signature Bill Kelliher

LTD Signature Stephen Carpenter SCT-607 Baritone

LTD Signature Stephen Carpenter SC-20 20th Anniversary

LTD Signature Stephen Carpenter SC-608

Kirk Hammett KH-602

Lars Frederiksen Volsung

Andy James AJ-7

Andy James AJ-1

LTD EC-1000

LTD EC-1000

LTD EC-1000S

LTD M-Black Metal

LTD MH-400

LTD EC-Black Metal
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