For KISS, image is as important as riffs, so when Paul Stanley gets a new look for his signature model, it had damn well better be dazzling - and this stunning purple take on his Ibanez Cracked Mirror Signature is just that.
The PS2CM is highly limited, with a cracked mirror finish that accurately replicates Stanley’s original using acrylic pieces.
Spec-wise, it’s packing Seymour Duncan ’59 and Custom 5 pickups, a Gibraltar bridge with sustain block, plus an ebony fretboard and half-bone/half-brass nut.
KISS fans will be pleased to hear the guitar is available now and comes with a certificate of authenticity, although the price tag is sure to raise a few face-painted eyebrows, with street prices clocking in at $6,999.
Head over to Ibanez for more info.
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