BEHEMOTH's NERGAL Auctioning Axe From 'Conquer All' Video

February 1, 2007

BEHEMOTH's Nergal is auctioning on eBay his six-string Flame guitar, model Signum Gothic Custom.

Commented Nergal: "There's some history behind this guitar. I used it on 'Conquer All' video as well as during several shows on the Demigod tour (South American leg). Even though it was used in battle several times, this axe is in a good shape and plays well. I'm sure it will serve well for next decades. Win the auction and rock that bitch!"

Check out photos of the instrument at this location. Watch the "Conquer All" video at YouTube.com. To place a bid, click here.

Specifications:

* set-in neck construction
* 24.75 scale
* ash body
* maple neck
* ebony fingerboard with "EVIL" logo on 7/5/3/1 frets
* Seymour Duncan humbucker x 1
* black hardware
* Shaller locking tuners
* Shaller security strap locks
* strings thru body
* tune-o-matic bridge

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