Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

One Gibson, one Fender, and a good amp....you're set, man.

Get a Fat Strat, it's a perfect compromise.

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Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

If you really need to limit it to one guitar, then I'd say get a fender with a humbucker in the bridge. If David Gilmour is your favorite guitar player, you're definitely going to want a single coil in the neck. He gets some of the most amazing sounds, and a split humbucker is never going to bring you close to his tone. Then you can use the humbucker in the bridge to give you the nice fat les paul sounds.
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

a strat with a humbucker will sound exactly that, a humbucker in a strat. the two sounds are very distinctave and having both in one is very unlikely. I would say go with prs because of the split coil option.
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

You could always try getting a mahogany body, with a maple top, off Warmoth, with routing for H-S-H

Set it up with coil splitting.

Like some of the others have said, you'll lose a little bit of strat-quack, but it would be one heck of a great versatile guitar.
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

Thanks everyone! You've all given me alot to think about. BTW what is a Fat Strat?
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

a strat with a humbucker in the bridge

a double fat has a humbucker in neck and bridge :)
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

Try a Ernie BallMusic Man Silhouette Special..on mine I can clone a great Fender and a great Gibson sound...of course, I changed the pickups to HH (splitable). Or try a Brian Moore, which has very versatile switching.
 
Re: Please Help! Want Gibson & Fender in one Guitar

You know, i was an Lp guy until this guy at guitar center let me try a deluxe am strat. The tone is just so addictive and more colorful to me i guess. I say either get an LP or a strat, let either one grow on you, then get the one you dont own if the LP or the strat hasn't grown on you. I guarantee you will fall in love with the LP tone or the Strat tone, you'll be satisfied with both, then you can get the other one if you so please.
 
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