Guitar Hero: Aerosmith - The Vault

Guitars, finishes, outfits, and styles.

Note: Some of Aerosmith's guitars don't mention the brand or do but have different names like Dan Armstrong, Collings, Gretsch, and Sadowsky.

The Vault has unlockable guitars and basses from GH3 career and co-op career available from the beginning. (Moon Shot - Easy, Bat - 5 Stars, Saint George - Medium, Jolly Roger - 5 Stars, Rojimbo - Hard, Tiki - 5 Stars, Distant Visitor - Expert, El Jefe - 5 Stars) (Tiki - Easy, Truth Angels - 5 Stars, Nemesis 13 - Medium, The Disposed - 5 Stars, Beach Life - Hard, Eyeball - 5 Stars, Pendulaxe - Expert, Assassin - 5 Stars) This has unlockable guitars, but no co-op career, although the Aerosmith special basses are featured already. It's a good thing that to complete the career in this game, you have to play all of the songs, letting you unlock two guitars if you 5 starred your way through. (Daredevil - Easy, Rocking Horse - 5 Stars, Bayou Aces - Medium, Zeitgeist - 5 Stars, The Man Eater - Hard, Gibson EDS-1275 - 5 Stars, Walk This Way (Guild Bladerunner) - Expert, Kvetch Double Neck (Gretsch G6128T Duo Jet Double Neck) - 5 Stars)

Sadly, I was unable to record the leftover basses. The Gibson Les Paul Vintage Sunburst bass is the available bass in Multiplayer like in GHIII. When you buy Tom Hamilton, not only you'll get the Gibson Firebird Vintage Sunburst guitar, you'll also get the Gibson Thunderbird Sunburst bass. Like Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, pick Tom Hamilton to play his basses.

Gaming credit goes to Activision, guitars by Gibson, Epiphone and others as well as Aerosmith's