Would you have your fav guitar autographed?

I kind of doubt that I'd get a guitar autographed. Hard to say though. It's not like I usually have a guitar with me or anything. I just can't picture myself asking someone to sign my guitar.

Billy Gibbons does some cool signatures though, so maybe.

 

I've had cavity covers autographed before then shot clear over them.

 

Not something I'd imagine myself doing.

 

If I had a gold strat, I'd have Dick Dale sign it. If I had a Les Paul, I'd have Les Paul sign it. I have an SG, so I guess I'd ask Angus Young to sign it if I saw him.

 

They could sign a picture or an album..but not my guitar!

 

When I saw your thread title my first reaction was no way would I ever get my favorite guitar autographed. Then when I read your post and realized you were talking about Joe B., who happens to be my favorite guitarist, I changed my mind. As long as the autograph is in a discrete place, Joe B. can sign any of my guitars.

 

Duarte signed my Strat...

-Jon

 

Not for me. I wouldn't even have Les Paul sign my Les Paul. An extra control plate or pickguard yeah, but not the guitar.

 

If I ever had anyone sign either of my guitars, it would likely be on the pickguard. I might cry if someone wrote on the actual finish of the guitar. Call me a pansy.

 

Only Jimi Hendrix.

 

I would offer my girlfriends boobs up for an autograph signing before I let anyone scribble on a guitar that cost me a few grand.

 

Steve Lukather signed my Luke!

Wish I could get John Suhr to sign my Pro Series!!!!

 

+1 ... my thoughts, exactly

 

No

But I had my skis autographed by one of the top freeskiers in history. I was pretty stoked about that.

 

No way.

 

Um, no.

 

I have my Sharpie in hand!

 

No thanks.

 

Paul Reed Smith autographed my PRS but I suppose that's a horse of a different color! He wrote, "To Jon, Paul Reed Smith" on the back of the headstock. This is an '86 Custom that I bought new that year and will never sell.

Here's a pic I took of Paul autographing my best pal Vic Tynes' PRS. That's our very own Brian Scherzer there in the background watching the events unfold. There's a cool story behind this one and I was there for it. Vic asked Paul, "Could you autograph it, 'Vic Tynes model'?" Paul thought about it for a moment and replied, "I have a better idea: how about if I write, 'Vic Tynes Prototype #1'?" I thought Vic was going to faint! And that's what Paul wrote. He really is a cool dude.