Sleep Token have partnered with Jackson and Charvel to produce signature instruments for guitarist IV and bassist III. The Jackson Pro Plus Series Signature Sleep Token IV Monarkh SC retails for $2199.99, while the Charvel Sleep Token III Signature Pro-Mod San Dimas Bass V retails for $1599.99. The Jackson guitar features 30″ scale length, pale moon ebony fingerboard, EverTune bridge and Fishman Fluence pickups. The Charvel bass meanwhile sports a 34.4″ – 35.5″ multi scale, caramelized maple neck and custom Fishman Fluence bass pickups with 2-band Fishman EQ.
Signature Instruments
The Jackson guitar features a whole-octave-down tuning paired with an EverTune 6 bridge for rock-solid stability in that low register, while the Charvel is a five-string bass built with custom Fishman pickups for added clarity and punch in the mix. Justin Norvell of Fender stated of the collaboration, “Sleep Token’s sonic and visual identity is so distinctive, and the Jackson and Charvel signature models are a huge part of shaping that sound. These instruments let players tap directly into that tone.
Availability and specs
Full product specs are available for the Jackson Monarkh and the Charvel San Dimas. The instruments are available via Reverb. The Jackson Pro Plus Series Signature Sleep Token IV Monarkh SC and the Charvel Sleep Token III Signature Pro-Mod San Dimas Bass V can be purchased online.
Performance and Photos
Watch an instrumental performance of “Vore” by IV and III featuring their new signature instruments and see photos of them with the instruments below.
In conclusion, the partnership between Sleep Token and Jackson and Charvel has resulted in the creation of unique and distinctive signature instruments that reflect the band’s sonic and visual identity. With their advanced features and custom designs, these instruments are sure to appeal to fans of Sleep Token and musicians looking for high-quality gear.
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