What's your dream guitar?

[Doug Quance]

Ain't she a beauty?

 

[Doug H]

Early 60s strat, small body Martin.

The only reason I'd want to have a vintage strat would be that it's a real one. So any top quality accurate replica\reissue would do. To me they are sort of the growly strats with a very wooden tone.

I like smaller accoustics because they are crisp. I have no idea of any model numbers, but I saw an old Martin in Toronto once and have wanted one ever since.

I've spent some time drooling over thin hollow body Gibsons at a local shop.

 

[TheGuitarMan]

...Heritage.

 

[TheGuitarMan]

The Jet Earlewood.

 

[TheGuitarMan]

The Tacoma Amazon...wait til you see it from behind.

 

[TheGuitarMan]

...

 

[Speeddemon]

Here's one: A Gibson '68 Custom:
http://www.gibsoncustom.com/CustomSelect/product.asp?sn=024318

And I'd like a Ghost Flame Jackson Shannon Soloist as well.

 

[James Argo]

Hmmm, Now...I want everything TheGuitarMan want.

 

[James Argo]

...Last night he came yo my dream, and says...

"...Here you go Jaymz, your wish comes true. You got not only one... but TWO !!!
Go on... take 'em both..."

 

[Doug Quance]

Sniff... now if I could just play like Brian May... sob

 

[Bass Freak]

Ive never played one of these, but they look awsome. I would really like to, but i cant find one in any music store.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...0166400041/search/g=home/detail/base_id/51783

freak

 

[nine13]

some nice pictures posted up here, i'd take em

 

[JMarcomb]

Yummy

 

[Doug Quance]

Early 60s strat, small body Martin.

The only reason I'd want to have a vintage strat would be that it's a real one. So any top quality accurate replica\reissue would do. To me they are sort of the growly strats with a very wooden tone.

I like smaller accoustics because they are crisp. I have no idea of any model numbers, but I saw an old Martin in Toronto once and have wanted one ever since.

I've spent some time drooling over thin hollow body Gibsons at a local shop.

Here's a small Martin for you.

I've got a 1953 O-15, but it's nowhere as clean as this. Great little guitar, too. I was about 7 years old when my grandfather and I went to a pawn shop and picked it up for $100. It has a few hairline cracks (just like when we bought it) but the action is still great, and the neck is true.

Not bad, for a 50 year old guit-fiddle.

 

[Doug Quance]

But I would love one of these, as well.

 

[Roktuk]

Now if I could just win the lottery.

 

[juststartingout]

I would have to say something from Gibsons custom shop that I would design, and have them build.

24 fret SG, white w/blue peral lacquer, gold trim, gold tail piece
Banjo fret inlays
3 pickups - 2 '57 and an Angus Young on the bridge
Piezo pickup on the bridge for acoustic sounds
BB king 6 position tone knob
4 volumne/switch pots for volumne on each pickup and serail/parallel switching
The nut and tuners from my strat plus - The nut is ball bearing, great for tuning

And a second one, just a 12 string to match


I figure about 15K ought to cover it. Hay maybe I can sell the vette.

 

[nine13]

/\

I've always wanted to get a custom Gibson too

 

[monstertruck]

the Guitarman's guitar picture is pretty sweet.
i'd go for a P.R.S with a custom paint job of some sort. then if i lose my arms i can sell it for a house !!!

 

[nine13]

haha