Keith used to a play a Music Man Silhouette & sang it's praises back in the 90's

Has this guitar been retired?

I think it first appeared w/ The Winos, then the 'Steel Wheels' & 'Voodoo' tours on 'Satisfaction' ,'Bitch' , 'Sad, Sad, Sad' & 'Sympathy' etc..

I believe the last time it was used on stage was the 'Bridges to Babylon' tour? (Maybe not?)

I think Ronnie was playing one during the 'Voodoo' tour as well...

Does anyone have any more info about this guitar?

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

Try the thread on Keith's Oddball Guitars, which you can find in the Ratbag Boogie Guitar Index

Did he or Ronnie play it at all on the VL tour?

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DandelionPowderman
Did he or Ronnie play it at all on the VL tour?

Nope, they didn't!

I've owned two (still have one, older models), and I think they're great guitars. Don't like the newer ones, though. They're very comfortable to play. Great sound.
The neck is somewhat similiar to the Dan Armstrong, which I think is why Keith was drawn to it.

They are indeed fantastic to play.

I think Ronnie played his Silhouette only on the 1989/90 tour. Keith played it from 1988 to 1993 (Winos 88/Stones 89/90 /Winos 92/93)

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RockingLonestar
I think Ronnie played his Silhouette only on the 1989/90 tour. Keith played it from 1988 to 1993 (Winos 88/Stones 89/90 /Winos 92/93)

That's what I thought, too.

For a similar sound, Keith used a Les Paul on the VL tour (Satisfaction etc.)