What headstock shape would look good on a Non-Reverse Firebird?

[straightblues]

I am having a non-reverse Firebird built. I don't like the headstock Gibson used on this model so we are thinking about doing something different. Please show me some pictures of big headstock that have six tuners in line that you think might look good on it.

Here is the Non-Reverse Firebird encase you don't remember what they look like.

 

[EADGBE]

I always liked the Kramer pointy.

 

[shane8]

 

[straightblues]

Bump for some more ideas.

 

[CowTipton]

The Wangbird

 

[Shovelhead]

A Gibson Trini Lopez headstock would look good on there:

 

[FrankiePRS]

+1 on the Trini

 

[SouthpawGuy]

 

[L_Totti]

Trini +1

 

[supa-fuzz]

+1 on the Trini

nearly the same darn thing

 

[supa-fuzz]

The Wangbird

I guess only someone with your user name would prefer this

 

[CowTipton]

I guess only someone with your user name would prefer this

Dick jokes deliver.

The Trinibird does look pretty cool.

 

[Shovelhead]

nearly the same darn thing

It is, but it's more symetrical, and doesn't have the goofy flip by the low E string tuner.

 

[lpnv59]

I love the reverse headstock on the older reverse Firebirds. On a non reverse bird, I think a reverse original headstock would look cool.

 

[cherrick]

 

[Whiskeyrebel]

Why 6 in line only? What would look badass is Les Paul Custom with split diamond and binding.

If it must be reversed, then:

Explorer headstock, but reversed. LeftyXPL headtock on a righty body NOT the "reverse Explorer" gumby-under-a-steamroller shape.

 

[vortexxxx]

A gumby headstock from A Gibson Moderne.

 

[Whiskeyrebel]

For something completely different, how about a slotted headstock? You could still do 6 non a side, like half a 12 string.

 

[NashSG]

I always figured if I made one with a Warmoth body and neck I'd use a reversed strat headstock.

 

[SW33THAND5]

Keep it in the Gibson family and do an explorer type headstock