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Fasglas 05-15-2016 12:44pm
>>GUITAR<< Top 10 Guitar Models of All Time
 
Is yours on the list?

Jeff '79 05-15-2016 1:21pm
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Why yes... Yes it is.
I just got it back from my luthier this morning and it's beautiful for an 1983.
You too can own it for $1800 + shipping. My buddy is gonna take some professional pics next weekend and it's going on Flea-Bay for $1700 in a no reserve auction..
Great video ! :seasix:

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MrPeabody 05-15-2016 2:03pm
This list of top ten guitars is far more accurate than any list of top ten guitarists I've ever seen, that's for sure.

Giraffe (He/Him) 05-15-2016 5:20pm
Ibanez Jem? Really?

Thunder22 05-15-2016 6:01pm
#1 Martin D28
#2 Martin D18


/nuf said

Giraffe (He/Him) 05-15-2016 6:06pm
Not really sure if I think the LP should edge out the Strat.

Strats-N-Vettes 05-15-2016 6:22pm
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Originally Posted by Thomas (Post 1474176)
Not really sure if I think the LP should edge out the Strat.
Yeah...its a typical Chevy vs. Ford argument.

I would of went with a tie on those two.

Jeff '79 05-15-2016 6:23pm
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Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes (Post 1474180)
Yeah...its a typical Chevy vs. Ford argument.

I would of went with a tie on those two.
:yesnod:

MrPeabody 05-15-2016 6:29pm
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Originally Posted by Thunder22 (Post 1474173)
#1 Martin D28
#2 Martin D18


/nuf said
True, but they seemed to be talking about electric guitars.

simpleman68 05-15-2016 6:36pm
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Originally Posted by MrPeabody (Post 1474106)
This list of top ten guitars is far more accurate than any list of top ten guitarists I've ever seen, that's for sure.
Truth spoken :Jeff '79:
Scott

Jeff '79 05-15-2016 6:39pm
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Originally Posted by MrPeabody (Post 1474183)
True, but they seemed to be talking about electric guitars.
:Jeff '79:

Giraffe (He/Him) 05-15-2016 6:40pm
I'd almost have to give it to the Strat for a coupe reasons. The LP had really fallen out of fashion until Clapton recorded Beano. And it happened again in the 80's when everyone was playing super-strats. I'm not gonna claim Slash saved the LP but G 'n R popularity gave it a big boost again.

And the Appetite LP was a replica. :lol:

Jeff '79 05-15-2016 6:44pm
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Originally Posted by Thomas (Post 1474193)
I'd almost have to give it to the Strat for a coupe reasons. The LP had really fallen out of fashion until Clapton recorded Beano. And it happened again in the 80's when everyone was playing super-strats. I'm not gonna claim Slash saved the LP but G 'n R popularity gave it a big boost again.
They both have their redeeming values.
I'd say that the LP is built way better and the fit & finish puts the LP over the Strat.
They both sound great.

marrepka 05-15-2016 7:45pm
PRS should be on that list

Giraffe (He/Him) 05-16-2016 4:27am
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Originally Posted by marrepka (Post 1474226)
PRS should be on that list
What model?

marrepka 05-16-2016 7:58am
Any of the Custom 22 / 24 variants I would think.

Giraffe (He/Him) 05-16-2016 8:28am
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Originally Posted by marrepka (Post 1474282)
Any of the Custom 22 / 24 variants I would think.
Probably the most logical choice if PRS is making the list. Fit and finish on these humiliates anything Gibson puts out including the high dollar Custom Shop offerings.

marrepka 05-16-2016 2:22pm
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Originally Posted by Thomas (Post 1474286)
Probably the most logical choice if PRS is making the list. Fit and finish on these humiliates anything Gibson puts out including the high dollar Custom Shop offerings.
QFT Even some of the nock-off SE's I've played are

Fastguy 05-17-2016 1:24pm
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Originally Posted by Thomas (Post 1474176)
Not really sure if I think the LP should edge out the Strat.
Well, you can split a humbucker, you can't double a single coil.
There are lots of songs people would swear are a strat that are done on an LP.
That being said, the double cutaway of the strat gives you lots of neck access.

Jeff '79 05-17-2016 5:55pm
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Originally Posted by Fastguy (Post 1474642)
Well, you can split a humbucker, you can't double a single coil.
There are lots of songs people would swear are a strat that are done on an LP.
That being said, the double cutaway of the strat gives you lots of neck access.
Great points.
And to show off every switch position start at 2:25 and just enjoy.


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