Which guitars have stood up best?

[beaubrummels]

PRS, Knaggs, Nik Huber, Grosh, Suhr, Anderson, Kauer, ESP, Charvel, Jackson, Fender, GMP, Lee Garver, Baker, Ernie Ball, Collings, Springer, Seth Bacchus, etc.

Etc.??! We have a new category - Metal Lawyer!!

 

[solspirit]

Wow, that´s an impressive list.

I would love to play around with a few Suhr's

 

[solspirit]

Etc.??! We have a new category - Metal Lawyer!!

I have no Idea What Bogner does for a living but that is hilarious

 

[playas]

I would love to play around with a few Suhr's

Me too. I haven't yet had the opportunity.

 

[Bogner]

Wow, that´s an impressive list.

Thanks. I delivered a lot of newspapers and mowed a lot of lawns to acquire the funds for all this madness.

 

[playas]

Who knew that paperboy and cutting grass could be so profitable?:bigok:

Seems like PRS and Hamer are the stand-outs.

I actually thought Suhr and Music Man would figure more.

 

[Χάρης]

All of them, except my very first guitar that was some of the cheapest ever. But it was ok for learning the basics. It also depends on how you play. For example I only play at home, but someone who plays live and travels to different countries may have a different opinion. Plus sometimes I will not even touch my guitars for weeks (due to work or whatever).