Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
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ginormous
Understatmentologist
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
My dream guitar, like most of my dreams, changes every night.
I'd love a triple P90 Tele... but then, I think of the Guild Bluesbird that got away.
Or maybe a Gibby Super 400, with gold hardware.
Then I just say, "
it!" and go with my custom sig bass -- a five string Gibson LP Triumph in black. Fretted, and fretless.
My dream guitar, like most of my dreams, changes every night.
I'd love a triple P90 Tele... but then, I think of the Guild Bluesbird that got away.
Or maybe a Gibby Super 400, with gold hardware.
Then I just say, "
it!" and go with my custom sig bass -- a five string Gibson LP Triumph in black. Fretted, and fretless.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
By some stoke of crazy luck, I push Jimmie Vaughan out of harms way, saving his life.
As a supreme gesture of kindness and appreciation, he presents me with SRV's #1.
And then, I woke up.
By some stoke of crazy luck, I push Jimmie Vaughan out of harms way, saving his life.
As a supreme gesture of kindness and appreciation, he presents me with SRV's #1.
And then, I woke up.
jon the art guy
Nerdy Nerd
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
Mine continues to be Teye. The Perla, Mora and Morena,
Mine continues to be Teye. The Perla, Mora and Morena,
ItsaBass
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Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
More than any other guitar, I dream for one of the first several dozen Fender Esquires ever made. They were thin-bodied at 1-1/2", made of pine, had a black/white color scheme, a single pickup, and a neck with no truss rod. Yummy...
Here is one of Fender's modern reissues of those guitars:
More than any other guitar, I dream for one of the first several dozen Fender Esquires ever made. They were thin-bodied at 1-1/2", made of pine, had a black/white color scheme, a single pickup, and a neck with no truss rod. Yummy...
Here is one of Fender's modern reissues of those guitars:
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kramersteen
PowerMetalRaph
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
I think i would take yjm;s original play loud strat.
I think i would take yjm;s original play loud strat.
Chocklit_Thunda
New member
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
A 58-60 LP burst or a custom 335 jobbie
A 58-60 LP burst or a custom 335 jobbie
GuitarStv
Sock Market Trader
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
I hate understated guitars like this. Would it kill them to put a little pearl and abalone on there? FFS you can still see some of the fretboard.
I hate understated guitars like this. Would it kill them to put a little pearl and abalone on there? FFS you can still see some of the fretboard.
JeffB
Let it B
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
345. Trapeze. Ebony board. Mahogany neck. Mono. Teardrop tobacco/vintage burst (deep black to whiskey yellow..no brown). Nickel hardware. Black rings and speeds. Nickel covers on a set of late patent# style pickups.
No flame, just age rings, water and mineral marks.
345. Trapeze. Ebony board. Mahogany neck. Mono. Teardrop tobacco/vintage burst (deep black to whiskey yellow..no brown). Nickel hardware. Black rings and speeds. Nickel covers on a set of late patent# style pickups.
No flame, just age rings, water and mineral marks.
Dr. Vegetable
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Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
My good buddy Dave has me over to the manse for a few beers and a jam session. My playing is so good, he hands me this, saying he won't be needing it any more.
"This ’55 Esquire was used on the recording of David’s first solo album, and on the 'The Wall' recording sessions. It has a custom fitted neck pickup which was installed by Seymour Duncan – who sold this guitar to David in the first place.
David nicknamed this guitar “The Workmate” because of its worn color."
My good buddy Dave has me over to the manse for a few beers and a jam session. My playing is so good, he hands me this, saying he won't be needing it any more.
"This ’55 Esquire was used on the recording of David’s first solo album, and on the 'The Wall' recording sessions. It has a custom fitted neck pickup which was installed by Seymour Duncan – who sold this guitar to David in the first place.
David nicknamed this guitar “The Workmate” because of its worn color."
Progbusters
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Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
A Classic American daphne blue Telecaster with rosewood fretboard and aged mint greenpickguard like the picture on the bottom of my list here http://www.pinterest.com/progbusters/dream-guitar-pron/
A Classic American daphne blue Telecaster with rosewood fretboard and aged mint greenpickguard like the picture on the bottom of my list here http://www.pinterest.com/progbusters/dream-guitar-pron/
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
There are a few guitars that are on my long time must have list and a few of them are pretty high dollar but are still do-able...a 60's Gibson Barney Kessel Custom:
A Trussart Steel Top,. not unlike this one:
But if we're talking dream guitars I'm thinking I need to pick something I'll never, ever own...
In that case maybe a real Burst LP in a nice low flame/unburst:
Maybe an original Broadcaster:
Or a pre war Martin OM-28:
There are a few guitars that are on my long time must have list and a few of them are pretty high dollar but are still do-able...a 60's Gibson Barney Kessel Custom:
A Trussart Steel Top,. not unlike this one:
But if we're talking dream guitars I'm thinking I need to pick something I'll never, ever own...
In that case maybe a real Burst LP in a nice low flame/unburst:
Maybe an original Broadcaster:
Or a pre war Martin OM-28:
80's_Metal
Underglazed Hair Metalologist
Re: Dream BIG! What is your dream guitar?
Two come into my dreams:
Randy's white Jackson
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And Chris' Bloody Star
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Two come into my dreams:
Randy's white Jackson
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And Chris' Bloody Star
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