Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
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Chris Pile
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
BC Rich Mockingbird? Paul Reed Smith has basically been the same since the early 80's.
BC Rich Mockingbird? Paul Reed Smith has basically been the same since the early 80's.
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Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
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Wattage
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
More up to date Today: popworm:
What guitars have been hanging on for decades and are still cranking out great music today? Difficulty - no Gibsons or Fenders that makes things way too easy. I will start with the Ibanez Iceman.
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More up to date Today: popworm:
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
Hondo H1
Then..
Now...
Just to clarify ..they're the same guitar (just different manufacturers
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Hondo H1
Then..
Now...
Just to clarify ..they're the same guitar (just different manufacturers
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VinceT
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
I’m a 360 6-string guy, so I’ll go with that one!
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I’m a 360 6-string guy, so I’ll go with that one!
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Ascension
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
Easy the Super Srat. Back routed mostly bolt on guitars like the Charvell /Jacksons , Carvins and Ibanez guitars that emerged in the 1980's are still very popular choices for players of all styles!
Got quite a few myself.
Easy the Super Srat. Back routed mostly bolt on guitars like the Charvell /Jacksons , Carvins and Ibanez guitars that emerged in the 1980's are still very popular choices for players of all styles!
Got quite a few myself.
allbutromeo
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
Then:1958
Now
Then:1958
Now
ibanezrocks
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
Guitarists never really change unless a new style of music emerges. Aside from extreme metal, most genres are still using the same stuff from decades ago. There's also survival bias at play: most successful brands today exist almost solely because their flagship model(s) has proven to stand the test of time. So you could pick the most popular model from almost any established brand and it's likely to have been introduced 30+ years ago.
Ibanez: RG
Jackson: Dinky
PRS: Custom
Gretsch: Jet (or pretty much any of their hollowbodies)
Even relative new-comer ESP has been at it for ~30 years.
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Guitarists never really change unless a new style of music emerges. Aside from extreme metal, most genres are still using the same stuff from decades ago. There's also survival bias at play: most successful brands today exist almost solely because their flagship model(s) has proven to stand the test of time. So you could pick the most popular model from almost any established brand and it's likely to have been introduced 30+ years ago.
Ibanez: RG
Jackson: Dinky
PRS: Custom
Gretsch: Jet (or pretty much any of their hollowbodies)
Even relative new-comer ESP has been at it for ~30 years.
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RorySquier
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Re: Which classic guitar has taken the test of time the best?
I dig the Gretsch Duo-Jet G6128T which sort of competes with the Gibson Les Paul. I find this guitar a bit more sparkling sounding compared to the LP and it looks cool...even with an ebony fret board.
;>)/
I dig the Gretsch Duo-Jet G6128T which sort of competes with the Gibson Les Paul. I find this guitar a bit more sparkling sounding compared to the LP and it looks cool...even with an ebony fret board.
;>)/
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