If you could only have one guitar...

[David.W]

Well I just bought into the hype, however its all true....

http://www.gibsoncustom.com/flash/products/lespauls/lpcustom/LPCustom.html

I had the neck re-dressed by a local oldtimer and its shocking! Versatility!

I'd do it again, worth every penny!

 

[funk49]

My Murphy-aged Rossington (#24) that I bought a couple months ago. Plays better than any guitar I've ever had and feels like a authentic 50's LP. It has totally re-invigorated my playing.

 

[lydisk]

a high end steinberger

 

[nocluejimbo]

I don't have a pic yet, but probably my G&L L2K. Cherryburst, maple top, no inlays on an IRW fretboard.

 

[J.R.B.]

I don't have a pic yet, but probably my G&L L2K. Cherryburst, maple top, no inlays on an IRW fretboard.

I love a naked board. More companies should have it as a option.

 

[Thazy]

My 69 CS Strat from 1997. Has Lollar Specials in it and this guitar sounds great with my Mesa. I can get everything I need tone wise from this one Strat.

 

[jbird]

Lately, my 20th anniv Black PRS Custom 24!

 

[J.R.B.]

Lately, my 20th anniv Black PRS Custom 24!

Got pics?

 

[Elpelotero]

prs modern eagle trem with dragon1 pickups... o yea

 

[mensonsu]

gibson les paul !! :twisted:

 

[nocluejimbo]

If it could be any instrument (not just one I own), I would go for a Rob Allen MB-2 lined fretless in black limba and a solid RW Jazz-width neck.

 

[whiskeyroad]

It would have to be my trusty Am. Fender Strat w/noiseless pups through my Mav 212!

 

[Shep]

my custom build ibanez jem!!!

 

[paleamberglow]

one of those Fender american series double fat strats with the s-1 pickup switching and hard tail bridge. i have been wanting this guitar for a couple of years now but never had enough spare cash at one time to get it, and i think they just stopped making the hard tail version. my luck maybe i'll find a good used one or new old stock

i have a mexican 'deluxe' double fat strat , and i have been very happy with how it sounds. however the pickups are not the best and the tuners, bridge, and other general parts are cheap. also not a huge fan of the 70s headstock and only 21 frets on the neck. i'll probably be installing some seymour duncans in this guitar soon (JB set). it doesn't have the s-1 switching but the 2 'out of phase' positions on the 5 way switch sound pretty close to single coils and are great for a really 'scooped' clean sound and articulate chords