Lovely looking guitar, not one for the pub gig maybe?

axisus

OK, I appreciate that there will be many haters, probably more than like it, but I think this is a superb looking guitar. I put it in that category that if I was rich and had loads of space I'd have hit the buy button by now.

Mayones Hydra Elite Headless

skullfunkerry

I like that a lot. I'd play it in a pub gig... probably only once though; by the end of the night I'd be so sick of all the stupid questions ("Couldn't afford a proper guitar then?", "When are you picking up the rest of it?" etc) that I'd be about ready to stab someone with it!

timmypix

Absolutely love it!

midlifecrisis

where do you buy that, toys r us? just kidding

King85

That finish is beautiful!

UnclePsychosis

I'd like that a lot more if it wasn't for the big chunk missing at the bridge. 

LastMantra

Don't think I would go as far as to say I like it, not my cup o tea at all...but, if you were in the kind of band that could get away with something like that it would be pretty cool.

Certainly not boring. 

Fishboy7

Looks like a desert

Wonky

Totally stunning.  Proper amazballs.

Vibetronic

skullfunkerry said:

I like that a lot. I'd play it in a pub gig... probably only once though; by the end of the night I'd be so sick of all the stupid questions ("Couldn't afford a proper guitar then?", "When are you picking up the rest of it?" etc) that I'd be about ready to stab someone with it!

I've got a Strandberg which is not quite as pretty...and yes, I can guarantee you'd get all of those questions  Every single time  you take it out. 

Jeremiah

I do actually quite like it but still think it would look better with a headstock

grappagreen

Yep - absolutely love that...

normula1

I like it as well

Roysterdoyster

“Here mate your head stock’s fallen off” 

Musicwolf

Not my cup of tea exactly (and whenever I've tried a headless guitar or bass every time I look at the neck I mentally adjust for the lack of a headstock by moving up 2 frets) but, if it were, I'd play it down the pub.

What's the point of owning a nice guitar if you don't use it? (for me 'using' it means either playing live or recording, not just playing on my own).

Sassafras

Got nothing against headless guitars but that looks a mess. Like they changed their minds halfway through.

LastMantra

Musicwolf said:

......(for me 'using' it means either playing live or recording, not just playing on my own).

Why's that?

Philly_Q

I'm sure it's a great guitar and it looks good, but I don't like the black bit in the middle of the sunburst.  If would look better in pale pink/violet or left natural - and you'd be able to see the pickups and bridge too.

Dan_Halen

One for the blues jams! Anything that irritates a purist works for me 

skullfunkerry

Vibetronic said:

skullfunkerry said:

I like that a lot. I'd play it in a pub gig... probably only once though; by the end of the night I'd be so sick of all the stupid questions ("Couldn't afford a proper guitar then?", "When are you picking up the rest of it?" etc) that I'd be about ready to stab someone with it!

I've got a Strandberg which is not quite as pretty...and yes, I can guarantee you'd get all of those questions  Every single time  you take it out. 

I quite fancy a Strandberg... way out of my price range at the moment though! How do you like yours?

Logie

I think there are some great modern designs coming out at the moment. Not sure my crusty old blues licks would sit in harmony with them though. It'd look a bit odd whacking out Sweet Home Alabama on that in my local