Play, Keep or Wood Chipper?

[GuitarStv]

I think the Jackson looks kinda cool actually.

 

[Sirion]

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

+1

 

[Securb]

I think the Jackson looks kinda cool actually.

Same here

I am going to keep the Jackson, I could definitely get some use out of that guitar.
I am going to play the Tele because it is a one-off Fender custom shop
I own two Icemen so Paul's will have to go in the chipper.

 

[GuitarStv]

I own two Icemen so Paul's will have to go in the chipper.

Make sure you wear goggles! Lotsa shards from that one.

 

[Aceman]

Keeping all the mirrors...but if I can't

Keep the Iceman
Play the Kelly
Chip (shatter?) the Tele

 

[Securb]

Head east, young man - The weird and wonderful world of Eastwood guitars.

Mark Mothersbaugh Signature 'Whip It' Guitar

Recommendations from David Bowie and Iggy Pop enabled Devo to secure a recording contract with Warner Bros. in 1978. their first album, Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! was produced by Brian Eno

Eastwood Airline Map FM

The Airline Map is our tribute to the ever-stylish National Newport -- or Map Guitar -- from the 1960s. Icons of the studio and stage have recognized the draw of the vintage National guitars’ Valco designs, from The Cure’s Robert Smith to The Black Keys’ Dan Aurbach.

Custom K-200 DLX

The Eastwood K-200 STD, K-200 DLX and the K-200 Bass are replicas of the 1967 Kustom K-200 models that capture the original design features and upgrade a few things for modern playability. It has been described as the love child of Rickenbacker & Mosrite.

 

[Mincer]

My, all 3 are pretty awful to me. There isn't a single Eastwood I like.

 

[GuitarStv]

Jesus those are ugly. I mean, the one with the bigsby is less ugly maybe? But . . . ick.

 

[Mincer]

Eastwoods always look like they've been left in the car too long and they melted.

 

[beaubrummels]

I'd play the Airline, keep the K-200 and chip the Devo guitar.

The Airline is just a Les Paul with a weird shape body and less controls. It's made out of wood instead of the plastic the originals were made of. I'd play it to see what it sounds like, but I don't need it.

The Devo guitar is also just a Les Paul with a freaky cutaway. Don't need it. Into the chipper it goes.

The K200 has a couple things going for it, for me. It's a hollow body with D'Armond type pickups, which would be a great tone I don't really have. The Bigsby would restore some of the sustain normally lost to the hollowbody and give me some articulation with an easy vibrato.

 

[Demanic]

My, all 3 are pretty awful to me. There isn't a single Eastwood I like.

Toss 'em all in the shredder.

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[Mincer]

Toss 'em all in the shredder.

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Need a Fargo shredder so we can see the debris in the snow.

 

[Demanic]

Need a Fargo shredder so we can see the debris in the snow.

Eww.

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[Securb]

I would play the National I have never played one
Keep the 1967 Kustom K-200 knockoff because it adds a new tone flavor to my collection
Thar DEVO abortion would have to go in the chipper

 

[Securb]

Keep, Play or Wood Chip one of these hot-of-the-presses new releases.

Coloma Guitars - The Freya

Wylde Audio Thoraxe

Fender John5 Ghost Telecaster

 

[Mincer]

If any of those were my choices, I wouldn't play guitar.

 

[Aceman]

Keep the Tele - I could rock that!
Play the Thor - interesting. Kinda an extreme BC rich wave thing
Chip Freya - Looks like a bad shop project from 11th grade.

 

[Securb]

I would play the Freya - Stripped-down guitars always intrigue me, especially P-90 rock machines.
I would keep the Wylde Audio Thoraxe - It looks unique and is a solid high out stop tail metal machine. I also like the "what the hell is that factor" it brings when you strap it on live.
The Fender John5 Ghost Telecaster would get chipped. I already have a DiMarzio Tele I like better than that, and a stutter switch on a Telecaster makes no sense to me.

 

[GuitarStv]

The John5 is pretty cool looking . . . but it's a telecaster and I've never got along with that body shape. I'd want to give it a whirl though, it looks like it would be fun to play for a bit and I've never used a guitar with a kill button. Then it's down between the Thoraxe and the Freya. Unfortunately, the Freya has only a bridge pickup . . . which makes it unplayable for me, so it would have to be chipped. So I guess I'm keeping the thoraxe? Those EMGs would have to be replaced with antiquities or similar in pretty short order though.

 

[Securb]

So I guess I'm keeping the thoraxe? Those EMGs would have to be replaced with antiquities or similar in pretty short order though.

Same here but I would go with a WLH or BW set myself. But yes the EMGs would have to go