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The guitar u r most curious about, but haven't played?

Discussion in 'Guitars in General' started by smilefan, May 20, 2011.

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  1. May 20, 2011 #1
    smilefan

    smilefan Member

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    After hearing Guthrie rip on his new Suhr Antique Modern I am
    jones'ing to get my hands on one:

    [​IMG]

    What's got you itching??
     
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  2. May 20, 2011 #2
    Beng2040

    Beng2040 Supporting Member

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    I really want to try out the 60th Anniversary teles...all of them! But they're not being sold anywhere near me, unfortunately.
     
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  3. May 20, 2011 #3
    DGTCrazy

    DGTCrazy Moderator de Emporio Staff Member

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    A REAL 59' Burst...so I can finally judge the hype myself!
     
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    vbf

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    Rickenbacker....they look ugly to me but getting more curious about them.
     
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    zerocharisma

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    Probably a '54 RI Goldtop LP w/wraparound tailpiece...or better yet, a custom ES-335 w/P-90s!
     
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  6. May 20, 2011 #6
    Flinto2002

    Flinto2002 Senior Member

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    anything by Teuffel and of course a Bluesmaster
     
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    stevieboy

    stevieboy Clouds yell at me Silver Supporting Member

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    I doubt I'd have the desire to ever own one, but I've always wanted to give a Rick Turner Model 1 a spin around the block. Just, well, curious.
     
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    vinni

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    A real vintage Fender Jazzmaster and a Huber Orca.

    Vinni
     
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    Deacon

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    For me, it'd probably be EBMM Steve Morse (not the Y2D one). I'm curious how the neck feels and if I could get used to all those switches.
     
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    bdm

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    koll...i know one guy in town who has a couple but other than that i have never seen one in person.
     
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    Archangelyabbo

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    EVH Fender
     
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    Lublin

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    Gustavsson Bluesmaster. I'm wondering if owning it will parts sea and allow for walking on water.
     
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    rhinocaster

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    Now THIS is a fun thread for TGP!

    For me it would be either a Motorave Le Mans OR am LSL T-Bone. :)
     
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    Bobby D

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    that's my choice too -- VERY interested in playing one of these!
     
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    Tone_Terrific

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    A guitar that has the proverbial 'magic.'
    You know, a recognizably great guitar.
    I don't move in the player or collector circles that find these.
     
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  16. May 20, 2011 #16
    mbargav

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    One of the long-scale Soloways with finger-style spacing. I'm a classical guitarist by background, don't use a pick, and have a feeling I'd love one of these, but am always nervous about taking the plunge on boutique stuff.
     
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    kingsleyd

    kingsleyd Frikkin genyus Gold Supporting Member

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    I own two of 'em. The sea didn't part and they don't allow me to walk on water, but I could paddle a boat with 'em I guess, if it came to that. :p

    I guess the answer to the OP for me would be a Teuffel Birdfish.
     
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    kingsleyd

    kingsleyd Frikkin genyus Gold Supporting Member

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    Given your self-description, the Soloway would be a great fit. Contact Jim and see if he's still doing the demo thing.
     
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    Ruraltom

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    Outside of a many vintage guits, I'd love to see what some of our TGP builders have to offer especially in the relic-ed Fender style like K-line or Danocaster etc. Also have never played any of James Tyler's line, very curious about them, despite the headstock!
     
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    Deathmonkey

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    There's quite a few, tho I'm really happy with my current collection. Soloway Swan, various Anderson and Suhr tele shaped dual humbucker models.
     
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