Silver Sky, Cole Clark Angel 2 BB, Les Paul Classic.
What are your favorite non-Fender guitars?
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I'd have to go with partscaster
Might be some Fender parts on it but less and less as the years go by.
Might be some Fender parts on it but less and less as the years go by.
The D18GE is a no-brainer.
Then there are the Gibson thinlines. The 335 is another no-brainer for me. There's been something special about that guitar from day one.
And my idea of a Les Paul:
Can't leave out the Gretsch...
And finally, my second scratch build. OC Duff Buckaroos and a Fillmore in the middle.
Then there are the Gibson thinlines. The 335 is another no-brainer for me. There's been something special about that guitar from day one.
And my idea of a Les Paul:
Can't leave out the Gretsch...
And finally, my second scratch build. OC Duff Buckaroos and a Fillmore in the middle.
WingedWords
Friend of Leo's
My Mule's never far from me
And currently away having long overdue attention to nut, frets and bridge my 56 ES125.
And currently away having long overdue attention to nut, frets and bridge my 56 ES125.
jays0n
Tele-Afflicted
PRS Fiore (it’s also good friends with my Tele)
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My two Martins, one rosewood, one mahogany… I play them way more than my Fender these days…
-Ray
-Ray
Ibanez.
'16 JSM10...with a few mods
'77 2650
'82 AM-50
'78 J540
Also '82 M340 maple dreadnought acoustic and '07 AFB200 hollow body bass...can't add pics.
Love Ibanez. New, their quality surpasses their price.
Vintage, you can get a seriously great guitar for under $1200. That LP copy is as good as any real LP I've owned...the AM50 better.
'16 JSM10...with a few mods
'77 2650
'82 AM-50
'78 J540
Also '82 M340 maple dreadnought acoustic and '07 AFB200 hollow body bass...can't add pics.
Love Ibanez. New, their quality surpasses their price.
Vintage, you can get a seriously great guitar for under $1200. That LP copy is as good as any real LP I've owned...the AM50 better.
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39martind18
Friend of Leo's
My avatar, 1939 Martin D18, early 90s Heritage H550, Epiphone USA Sheraton Reissue- to name a few!
Ed Driscoll
Friend of Leo's
2000 R9 Gibson Historic Les Paul, and 2003 Gibson Music Machine Stinger-Series Hummingbird, the latter one of five made, with a Brazilian rosewood back, sides, and fretboard, and an Adirondack spruce top:
I love the sound of my Filtertron/TV Jones equipped Gretsch Chet.
I love the look, and sound of my humbucker equipped Les Pauls.
I love the sound of my James Goodall RCJC, Epiphone Texan, and Huss & Dalton TD-M.
I love the look, and sound of my humbucker equipped Les Pauls.
I love the sound of my James Goodall RCJC, Epiphone Texan, and Huss & Dalton TD-M.
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Tonetele
Poster Extraordinaire
Most real Gretsch
Guild Starfires
DeArmond
Guild Starfires
DeArmond
eclecticsynergy
Friend of Leo's
Big fan of PRSs since getting my first one back in '87.
Have always liked Les Pauls too.
And I have kind of a thing for korina guitars.
Have always liked Les Pauls too.
And I have kind of a thing for korina guitars.
My Creston guitars with their silky necks.
Not a guitar, but my Carvin bass has been my solid companion for 40 years. I am also fond of Ibanez Artist guitars.
Jipes
Tele-Meister
Probably my Harmony Rocket, a super cool axe to play Blues & Gospel tunes
I don’t know. I have a few fantastic Schecters, Epis and Gretches. Most guitars these days are great!
Red Ryder
Tele-Afflicted
1966 Silvertone Silhouette bought it new when I was a kid.
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