Puffy

The oldest of the pack. First custom instrument Alek had WG build for him. Original design was adapted and expanded upon a Halo Guitars shape.

Her 5-piece mahogany and wenge neck, with a zirikote fretobard, runs through a beautiful 4-piece body of (top to bottom) poplar, wenge, curly maple and mahogany in a wonderful neck-through-body style. Custom made Electrosonic SBS pickups in a H-S-H configuration give her that warm Gibson Les Paul feel, with a strong personality and massive sound.

She also features an Ibanez Lo-pro Edge tremolo system, equipped with piezo saddles, giving her an ability to produce an acoustic guitar sound at will. She is featured on most of the songs from Panopticon like "Sprockets", "Spiral of Sanity" and "Flight Impressions".

LionFish

The younger sister. Built with a Strat sound in mind. An all-canadian-maple neck in bolted-on a light ash body with a walnut top to give it that nasty Saturday-night look.

Another set of Electrosonic SBS custom made pickups in S-S-S configuration, outer two of which are designed in hot-rails style, give a great snappy Stratocaster character. For extra variety, she wears two EMG active EQ pots underneath her skirt, stolen from a great genius that David Gilmour is.

As her older kin, she also has a piezo pickup on the top of her Hipshot Floating bridge, giving her that acoustic homemade zest. She holds the throne in "Waltz of Titans".

Dark Puff

She is a reincarnation of Alek's first "serious" guitar. At first, she was a Celebrity by Ovation, but then as time went by, she had many abusing facelifts and plastic surgeries. Different bridges, pickups, paint-jobs (she even looked like a B&W Petrucci Ibanez for a while).

After all those, Alek decided to pull the frets out one morning, with nothing less than a flat screwdriver and a hammer, and fix the holes up with some wood putty. The poor thing lived like that until one day, WG came to the rescue and gave her this final Darth Vader look.

The only thing that is left from the original guitar is the neck. She's enjoying (hopefully) her new body and black metallic color, as well as her reworked, glossy, glass-like fingerboard. WG also installed a Fernandes Sustainer pickup, so that she can sing forever (or until the battery dies). She really shines on "Finger Painted Purple".

Jag

The oddball. She came in between the two sisters, as a helping hand until the LionFish came to the house. Apparently, Alek liked her so much that he decided to keep her.

Her all-maple neck is dyed red as well as her body ash top. The zero fret gives her a perfectly equal sound all over the fretboard and the open strings. The two EMG humbuckers make her sound like an angry bull when she gets angry, but also lets her gentle side shine through when she's in the mood.

Bunta – The Zerg Queen

She's the foundation of all Alek's songs. This b(ad)ass rallies all the other girls and puts them to their purpose after she’s done laying down the base.

The wood combination of the solid flame ash (body) and a 7-piece layered neck of maple, padouk, purple-heart and mahogany with a tigerwood fretboard and custom Electrosonic SBS dual coil pickups, along with a WG KN-1 three-way preamp makes her the most versatile bass out there.

She gets rather well with her younger sibling Jag, as they share the same taste in color and style.

Ema

She's the nice one. Young and well raised in a nice family. Her nylon strings make her a bit shy and quiet, but still quite emotional when she speaks. To give her voice, the only pickup she has is a built in Fishman piezo, since she doesn't have a resonant body as other nylon string guitars do.

Neck is a bolt on, classical measurement design. Very light-weight, natural and beautiful. She is the only one of her kind, WG made her as a prototype, so she's a bit lonely. You can see her howling in a tandem with her own self in the playthrough video for "The Dream Sequence" by Organized Chaos.