What's your "arms reach" guitar - what never stays in it's case, is always on the stand, or leaning up against a chair or desk that you always gravitate towards and pull out and play as you wait for a youtube video to cache, or for the jug to boil, or for your wife to get ready to go out
Those are my 2
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- Si
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Guitars: Duesenberg Julia, DIY Duesenberg Walnut Caribou, DIY Custom Strat, Duesenberg Tom Bukovac Session man Starplayer TV, PRS SE Silver Sky,Maton ECW80C Acoustic, Duesenberg Paloma
my one is always my fender roadworn strat - for the simple reason if it gets knocked over or dinged - it's no problem, and will probably even make it look cooler
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I have an office full of guitars and basses as well, but my go-to is my Crafter ABG.
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At the moment my Radian SG Jnr is sat on a stand 40 cm to my left and it's plugged into a usb lead into this actual keyboard I'm typing on because it's doing really well as my Rocksmith guitar.
The Taylor 114 is tucked just inside the door to the office so it's always easily accessible from the living space, I used to have my Epi ZW LP Custom right next to the Taylor for when I wanted quiet strumming practice in the living room but we've got family due to arrive for a few weeks so that and the Donnie are in cases up in our bedroom for safe keeping at the moment...
Always close at hand. And it has a real affinity with budget or Tweed amps. It's lofi in a very tasty way.
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Current close to hand in the lounge are the Italia Mondial woody electric and Ibanez ATK300 bass. The bass is getting alot of love these days. In the music room I have my G&L Tribute tele.
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my sitting on the couch guitar is the yellow/red frankenstrat I posted in another thread (that I think is now gone) and my go to music room guitar is currently my charvel...although it will be a close contest once I restring the malmsteen strat
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I have a cheap Cort folk sized acoustic that I keep at my flat for mucking about with. I paid not much more than a hand shandy for it and it came with a hard case. And I actually quite like it. The neck is good and chunky and it's got a nice balanced sound. The frets are fucking tiny, but that probably helps me become a better player. I'd love one of the A&L folk acoustics. One of those would probably blow my mind since I think the humble Cort sounds good. I'm moving into a new flat with some mates this year, so hopefully I'll have enough room for my amp and a guitar or two.
At home, I've got Danny's J Mascis Jazzmaster which is super cool and I'm totally going to buy one or build some kind of P90 equipped Jazzmaster after I have to give it back!
Been playing this one lately. It has just been the spare in case of broken string, but I gave it a PUP cover and new machine heads and now I'm playing it at home all the time.
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