Jackson Chris Broderick Soloist HT6 Transparent Blue EB

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The Jackson Christ Broderick Soloist HT6 in Transparent Blue is yet another high-grade Artist Signature from Jackson's USA Custom Shop. Chris Broderick and master builder Mike Shannon collaborated closely to design this asymmetrical, mahogany-bodied guitar. The instrument's arched top - made from quilted maple - is beautifully complemented by a maple neck with a 12" ebony fretboard. All bindings were fashioned from natural wood, adding an extra dash of class to this top-quality Jackson electric guitar. What's more, it includes Ernie Ball strap locks and a case.

Soloist HT6: Dimarzio Direct Mount and Planet Waves Auto-Trim

Chris Broderick's stage experience spans over three decades, so he knows exactly which specifications work for him. You can reap the benefits, since this signature model is the culmination of all his knowledge. Broderick-designed Custom DiMarzio direct-mounted humbucking pickups provide a powerful and clear signal that easily boosts you through the mix. The recessed Floyd Rose Pro bridge provides optimal tuning stability and can be set up very precisely. Changing strings is a piece of cake with the Planet Waves Auto-Trim tuners; a clever solution to a common issue. Furthermore, the 12-inch ebony fretboard doesn't have any inlays. Consider yourself a painter in front of a blank canvas and explore new shapes and patterns.

Chris Broderick

Chris Broderick is an American musician, best known for his virtuoso guitar playing. After a classical training and daily practice sessions on both electric and classical guitar as well as piano and violin, he soon grew up to become a highly skilled and versatile musician. Chris was brought into the fold of Jag Panzer, where he provided the band with complex and technical riffs for over ten years. Afterwards he joined Nevermore on tour, where he showcased ferocious lead work alongside Jeff Loomis. In 2008 he joined the legendary Megadeth, but decided to part ways in 2014 to pursue his own musical direction, which we can now hear in Act of Defiance. Every guitarist can surely learn something from this all-rounder.