Would you like to profess your love for this guitar in any way, shape or form? A very nice PRS, different pickup configuration, Ibanez like. I have limited PRS experience, I am fully aware of how nice they are though.
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A very Boston choice. I like em with the traditional humbuckers over the P-90's. I'm a humbucker guy, not a big single coil person. Though I do respect your right to be one, if that's your thing.
If i had one of those I don't even know if my basses would interest me anymore lol. Love Martins, Im head over heels for old martins
PRS 513. Very versatile pickup configuration. Sounds great, plays wonderfully.
Gotta pic, otherwise..........I'm sure you know the rest by heart. Scalloped neck, sounds Blackmore/Yngwie like minus the Strat. I have very little time on a scalloped necks. Heard it's easier once you get the hang of it. I don't think it would work for me and my heavy handed, blacksmith rhythm style of playing. Can't wait to see said guitar.
The guitars I have cover the sounds I want, so I'm covered there. They have nice shapes so I'm happy BUT.. there is one guitar I've always been enamored with.
A Rickenbacker 360v64
A Rickenbacker 360v64
I've got several. The past few weeks, I've been playing this one:
But before that, it was this one:
I haven't been playing much lately for a variety of reasons. Eventually I'll go through all of them.
But before that, it was this one:
I haven't been playing much lately for a variety of reasons. Eventually I'll go through all of them.
I particularly like the Martins, the amazing Guild, and the Les Paul. All of these guitars, (and basses,) are fantastic, but those are my fave guitars. The Martin to the right of the Strat is the most amazing acoustic I have ever played.
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All of my guitars and a couple basses. Believe it or not, I love Flying Vs 
At work and don't carry a photo of my stringed children like I do my real children, but here's one that looks just like mine. Don't know why, but I love Epiphones (for 6-string). Have a Casino Coupe and a Les Paul Trad Pro too, but the Hummingbird is my favorite.
Here's my only guitar, not counting the junk Fender acoustic that doesn't count. I wanted to learn guitar with a better instrument and when I was buying bass strings I asked the sales person if he had any inexpensive electric guitars. He said I'll give you that white one for $100. I have a guitar playing friend who warned me "Don't get one of those %$#*& Squiers." Wouldn't you know, the 'white one' was a Bullet Strat but it really had a great neck, felt perfect for me. Satin finish on the neck feels awesome. Then I ordered one of the Fender Mustang amps, the little 20W. What a blast to play with that thing.
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I like that Jazz V on the left. They have all the tuners on the same side of the headstock, looks nice.
I've actually playing this guitar a lot lately... and have gotten pretty good (as a rhythm player) IMHO.
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Favourite guitar I own is this R9
Love the huge honkin' neck. Feels and sounds great.
Love the huge honkin' neck. Feels and sounds great.
As soon as I played that one for the first time in a store I was in love.
