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Guitar Once Owned By ARCH ENEMY's CHRISTOPHER AMOTT Being Auctioned

February 21, 2008

A guitar once owned by ARCH ENEMY guitarist Christopher Amott is currently being auctioned on eBay. The guitar is being sold by a private collector from Morgantown, West Virginia, USA. The guitar is a 1996 Caparison TAT (Through And Through) model with a limited edition "Iceberg" paint finish. The guitar was used heavily during the "Stigmata" and "Burning Bridges" album period of the band when original vocalist Johan Liiva was still in the group. The guitar was also used in concert for the bands "Burning Japan 1999" live album. This guitar is pictured in the booklet as well as the fold-out poster included with the Toys Factory Japanese release of the album. The guitar comes with its original hardshell Caparison case. Original posters from the "Black Earth", "Stigmata" and "Burning Bridges" albums are included with guitar. An original CD copy of "Burning Japan 1999" (comes with poster guitar is pictured in) as well as Christopher Amott signature guitar picks are also included. A certificate of authenticity is included with the guitar. The auction runs for 10 days and is open to eBay bidders worldwide.

For more information, go to the auction page.

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