Play, Keep or Wood Chipper?

[Sirion]

Play the Kramer, keep the Guild, chip the Schechter.
Play the Izzy, keep the Nuge, chip the Duffy.

 

[Sirion]

I will admit the headstock on the Kramer is horrific but I don't mind the other two.

The Kramer would have been a pretty cool guitar, I think, if it had the normal pointy Kramer headstock. This one was supposedly a one-off (or few-off) for the Kramer NAMM booth.

 

[Securb]

I have to keep the Duffy. I have always wanted a White Falcon
I would play Ted's out of curiosity.
I love the Gibson and honestly could get the most use out of that guitar, but it has to go in the chipper.

 

[beaubrummels]

I'd play the Falcon, keep the ES-175, and chip the Byrdland. Pickups are too close together and Byrdlands don't sound all that great to me.

 

[jeremy]

i agree. i dont hate byrdlands but the the very short scale doesnt lend itself to tones i love

 

[Securb]

The Kramer would have been a pretty cool guitar, I think, if it had the normal pointy Kramer headstock. This one was supposedly a one-off (or few-off) for the Kramer NAMM booth.

That headstock with the locking nut, string retainer, and string posts looks like an obstacle course for changing strings at live gigs. That is on top of the Floyd. As you said, it would be more appealing if it had the hockey stick headstock. I do not understand what headstock design issue/flaw Floyd was trying to remedy with that design.

 

[Aceman]

Keep the Guild
Play the kramder
Chip the Trito. It's just a V with a dick.

Semi rockers is a tough call.

Keep the 175
Play the Falcon
Chip the Byrdland (Sorry Ted...)

 

[Mincer]

Byrdlands are good for big extended jazz chords (that's what they were designed for), as the short scale makes the stretches possible. Thing is, they don't sound as good for jazz as a 175.

 

[Securb]

Done with mirrors

Jackson shattered mirror Kelly.

The all-new X Series Kelly KEXS features lightweight and resonant mahogany body-wings with a unique shattered mirror top. Its through-body maple neck features a scarf joint and graphite reinforcement for solid stability

Ibanez Paul Stanly shattered mirror Iceman.

Paul Stanley of the band Kiss collaborated with Jeff Hasselberger at the guitar company Ibanez to create this instrument. Stanley played the instrument in live performances with Kiss in 1979–80 and again in 1996–97.

Keith Urban shattered mirror Telecaster.

Keith Urban wanted something similar to Paul Stanley's guitar. He hired the head of Fender Custom Guitar shops Yuriy Shishkov to make his famous “Shattered” Telecaster. After three months and 160 pieces of mirror, Shishkov is quoted telling Fender executives “If anyone will ask for another one like this, tell them it’s $100,000.”

 

[beaubrummels]

Play the Kelly
Keep the Iceman (always wanted one)
Chip Urban's Las Vegas Monstrosity

 

[Mincer]

Must be fun keeping those clean, huh?

 

[beaubrummels]

Must be fun keeping those clean, huh?

Who'd a thunk Windex could be a guitar polish?

 

[Hsb]

Play the Tele, cuz why not
Keep the Iceman, cuz well, its an Iceman
Chip the Kelly, meh

 

[jeremy]

same. play the tele,
keep the iceman
chip the kelly

 

[Mincer]

Who'd a thunk Windex could be a guitar polish?

Have to wear thick gloves so you don't get cut.

 

[beaubrummels]

Have to wear thick gloves so you don't get cut.

Yeah, and it matches most people's smart phones.

 

[Mikelamury]

Play the Triton
keep the guild that thing is cool
Trash the paper airplane looking guitar (triax)

 

[Mikelamury]

Play the white falcon
keep the byrdland (Sadly) trash the es-175

 

[Mikelamury]

Play the tele
keep the Iceman
Trash the Jackson

 

[Demanic]

Keep the Jackson, play the telly and shred , the Iceman.

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