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For me its my DIME! I never once thought i ever play a DIME i actually used to think they were not my style and it just wasn't my thing.
But when i did play one i loved it. the body felt natural in all playing positions, the large body produced massive sustain with the DIMEBUCKER and the floyd is just awesome!! the only thing i changed is the neck pickup, replaced it for a duncan 59 and it sounds great!!!!

Definitely Les Paul, heavy enough to give you a workout so you don' have to pay gym fees .
Heavy enough to whack someone and still keep playing without retuning .

Oh unlike your guitar, you can hear my Les Paul on my profile. Yours is so quiet,,,, that ain't Rock an Roll.

My Taylor 712 and my Tele....Life changing guitars...

6 string Nylon. Didn't matter so long as I got out of it what I wanted,

My Les Paul Goddess.
Because it is ... my Les Paul Goddess.

Best acoustic - a cedar-top Taylor, & it was one of a kind, cuz all the others I've played came up way short in comparison. The action was perfect. Not too low or too high. Easy to play, yet a subtly beautiful crisp, yet mellow sound. Hard to describe, but it was/is the perfectest guitar I ever played.

Best 'lectric - an odd Rickenbacker that I can't find the model # for, & desperately need to rebuild to original condition.

I have a good many guitars, SG's, Les Pauls, Teles, but hands down I would take any of my Warmoth Strats because of the wood. I like them all and I take turns playing them. Every time I think about selling one that I haven't been playing, I pick it up and play it for a while. Next thing you know I am in love with it all over again. However, if the house were burning down, I would grab my most consistently favorite two Strats.

Charvel San Dimas.

The neck, the neck, and lets see... Oh yeah, the neck.

Warmoth? Pfft... Made out of white pine and elmers wood-shop glue.

GLENJ wrote:Definitely Les Paul, heavy enough to give you a workout so you don' have to pay gym fees .
Heavy enough to whack someone and still keep playing without retuning .

Oh unlike your guitar, you can hear my Les Paul on my profile. Yours is so quiet,,,, that ain't Rock an Roll.

What kind of pick ups are you rocking!!!

gtZip wrote:Charvel San Dimas.

The neck, the neck, and lets see... Oh yeah, the neck.

Warmoth? Pfft... Made out of white pine and elmers wood-shop glue.

YA man i always wanted to get me a charvel but never came accross a good deal on one yet!!!!

Acoustic - Some $7000 Martin I picked up at Guitar Center...lol I live dangerously.

Electric - unknown, haven't had one "jump out" at me yet.

Bass - My current ESP F-414, because it's a sick bass, and it instantly made me sound 50% better right from the get go.

Oh Jeez.. I'm gonna take some HEAT on this one.

I don't know what it is about this guitar, but I can't be without it. It's my "go to" guitar when I have a big show. No real explanation other than it just has my mojo. For whatever reason, when I play it, it's just my favorite.

Reggae In The Desert.


Playing my hometown for the first time in 15 years.


HaleAmano CD Release.


Pure Aloha festival.


It's a 2001 Squier Stagemaster neck through with Seymour Duncan PATB1 and PATB3 set in it.

Money!!

I never met a guitar I didn't like! I sure do prefer my American Strat. I have done a few mods on it and it just seems to fit my hands perfectly

I've played lots of different guitars, from Les Pauls to Tele's and Strat's and have had good and bad reviews for all, but a friend of mine let me play on his newly acquired Joe Satriani model Ibanez, and I thought I had died and gone to Heaven. Never experienced THAT huge of a difference in any of the others that I've played. Now I gotta start savin' my pennies.

I don't know, what's your favorite ice cream?