Hall of Fame: 2003 Maton MS502 Mastersound Electric Guitar in Limited Edition Ultra Blue

You know the drill. Maton don't make electrics anymore, yeah? Josh Homme used to rock these in the QOTSA heyday.  

The cool thing is you're not just playing a strat or a les paul shape copy, you're playing this Beluga whale lookin' thing and your gonna stand out on stage.

But how does it actually sound?

Dual humbuckers means you're sorted for rock and blues and jazz and indie and especially stoner rock. Pair with crunchy mids and you're at a desert session in Joshua Tree. 

But it's roots are truly in Australia, with pure Queensland Maple, Silkwood, or Bunya in the build. Take home a part of Australian guitar history.

• Year: June, 2003
• Made in: Box Hill, Melbourne Australia
• Finish: Limited edition Ultra Blue
• Scale Length: 25.5"
• Body Material: Solid Queensland Maple
• Neck Material: Queensland Maple 
• Construction: Set-neck
• Fretboard Material: Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays
• Fret Count: 22 jumbo frets with dot inlays
• Radius: 12"
• Nut Width: 42mm
• Pickups: Maton MBN1/MBB1 original humbuckers
• Controls: Two volume controls, one tone control, 3-way rotary pickup selector switch, coil tap switch
• Bridge: Tune-o-matic style bridge with stop tailpiece
• Hardware Finish: Chrome
• Serial Number: 03060069
• Date Sold: 31/07/2026
• Sold For: $1,700 AUD