1) I\'m no longer affiliated with Suhr guitars, and Suhr\'s product range will no longer include a GG signature model. This is really Not A Big Deal: the Suhr guys and yours truly simply reached a point where we couldn\'t agree on the best way to develop our working relationship. The finer details are of no concern to anyone other than me and the Suhr company, but there\'s certainly no animosity here: it was a mutual business-related decision, that\'s all.

Contrary to certain \"purple monkey dishwasher\" rumours which seem to be in circulation, this has nothing to do with any alleged reliability issues: the Suhr company continues to make consistently world-class instruments, just as it always has done.

2) Just for the record, no company has ever paid me so much as a penny to use their guitars/amps/strings/pedals/whatever. I see no point in working with any gear company unless I have the utmost confidence in the quality of its work… and genuinely feel that its product is helping me in my ongoing quest to make pleasing noises.

3) I don\'t currently have any guitar endorsement deal, and not every instrument I use in a public place should be presumed to be a signature model. (I\'m aware that this contradicts certain assertions you may have read on Wikipedia but… where that particular source of information is concerned, it strikes me that you only get what you pay for!)

4) Having said all of the above... I have recently been working on some ideas with the good people at Charvel Guitars, and the results have been extremely encouraging!

Below, you\'ll see a picture of the #1 prototype Charvel I used for the Aristocrats\' recent European tour. It sounds great, the neck pretty much plays itself and… to my way of thinking, it looks mighty fine, too ;-)



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