I don’t think I’ve seen one like this. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Top 5 gats that you reckon would satisfy your sonic palette. I know the web has a few top 5 but would like to know here.
Mine :
LP / Strat / 335 /Tele / Gretsch white falcon
Top 5 electric guitars
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Dot/335
Les Paul
Tele
P90 Les Paul
Jazzmaster
Les Paul
Tele
P90 Les Paul
Jazzmaster
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Tele / Tele / Tele / Tele / Tele
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
335 (humbuckers)
Epiphone Riviera P93 (P90's)
Harmony H671 (gold foil single coils)
RL4 (cleaner humbuckers)
Fever Doubleneck Bass/Guitar
Epiphone Riviera P93 (P90's)
Harmony H671 (gold foil single coils)
RL4 (cleaner humbuckers)
Fever Doubleneck Bass/Guitar
Epiphone Riviera P93 & EJ200CE, Hagstrom Viking Bass, Doubleneck bass/guitar.
Rivera Clubster 45, Carvin AG100D, Ashton BSK158.
Rivera Clubster 45, Carvin AG100D, Ashton BSK158.
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
My top 5 but not in any particular order:
Les Paul
Strat
Tele
335/345/355
Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro
Les Paul
Strat
Tele
335/345/355
Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Sonic pallete? Then probably the same answer as everyone else - Strat, Tele, LP, 335, Something with p90s, and something with a Wang bar.
But what id prefer is 5 Suhr Moderns in different colours.
But what id prefer is 5 Suhr Moderns in different colours.
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Strat
Korina Tele that thinks it's a well behaved Les Paul Junior.
Duesenberg.
A proper Tele.
Something with humbuckers I could actually get along with.
Korina Tele that thinks it's a well behaved Les Paul Junior.
Duesenberg.
A proper Tele.
Something with humbuckers I could actually get along with.
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Warlock Virgin Draco Beast Seagullslash-ed wrote:BC Rich Warlock
BC Rich Virgin
BC Rich Draco
BC Rich Beast
BC Rich Seagull
Sounds like Jonathan Livingston Seagull's evil descendant.
With added relationship issues.
Look it up, Kids.
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
The best thing about a strat is the neck pickup and the best thing about a tele is the bridge pickup so may I suggest a hardtail strat with a tele bridge/pickup, ash body, rosewood neck? Covers lots of bases and would sound great.
My 4 other choices would be;
1) Casino with P90s.
2) Sheraton with mini hums and a trem.
3) A good, light, Les Paul with proper, bright, no muddiness PAFs.
And 4) Gretsch 6120 with TV Jones because they absolutely do the job they say they will.
Special mention for a Jag, a Ricky 330 and a Teisco ss4-l.
I need 8 guitars. 9 if supa strat-tele doesn't work.
My 4 other choices would be;
1) Casino with P90s.
2) Sheraton with mini hums and a trem.
3) A good, light, Les Paul with proper, bright, no muddiness PAFs.
And 4) Gretsch 6120 with TV Jones because they absolutely do the job they say they will.
Special mention for a Jag, a Ricky 330 and a Teisco ss4-l.
I need 8 guitars. 9 if supa strat-tele doesn't work.
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Re: Top 5 electric guitars
Don't need to, one of my favourite books when I was a kid.Slowy wrote:Warlock Virgin Draco Beast Seagullslash-ed wrote:BC Rich Warlock
BC Rich Virgin
BC Rich Draco
BC Rich Beast
BC Rich Seagull
Sounds like Jonathan Livingston Seagull's evil descendant.
With added relationship issues.
Look it up, Kids.
And jokes aside, the Warlock did have a big impact on the guitar world in the 80's, so I think that one is justified.
The older I get, the more disappointed in myself I become.