What’s your number one guitar?

merlin

Probably this. 

Sarge

 This, my Westone Prestige 250, ebony board and stock alnico 2 pickups, has a passive peq setup as stock and is so sonically versatile.
I've put a lot of work into this after buying it as a beat up and broken old dog. 

p90fool

Love that ^^^

guitarmangler

Currently my Hondo lead ii copy which I had refretted with jumbo evo golds.

Sarge

p90fool said:

Love that ^^^

It's killing me that I've not been able to play it since November, the tailpiece is in America getting replicated via a Lost Wax mold method and cast in brass and aluminium. 

JerkMoans

merlin said:

Probably this. 

A noble selection.

jeztone2

It depends on the project. For Heroes of Switzerland it tends to be my Yamaha SG1000 & Kotzen Telecaster.

But when I was the only guitarist in a Classic Rock band. My PRS Customs were the main instruments

DB1

JerkMoans said:

merlin said:

Probably this. 

A noble selection.

I very very very very very like that. 

grungebob

Sarge said:

 This, my Westone Prestige 250, ebony board and stock alnico 2 pickups, has a passive peq setup as stock and is so sonically versatile.
I've put a lot of work into this after buying it as a beat up and broken old dog. 

I had the exact same one early 2000’s along with a Washburn falcon. 

The westone was an 83 and the falcon a 78. Damn I miss the westone. 

Voxman

It changes with my mood, but the guitar I've been playing for the last week or two is my 1997 Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro that I just set-up this afternoon.

I got it to match my Dunlop picks! 

Sarge

grungebob said:

Sarge said:

 This, my Westone Prestige 250, ebony board and stock alnico 2 pickups, has a passive peq setup as stock and is so sonically versatile.
I've put a lot of work into this after buying it as a beat up and broken old dog. 

I had the exact same one early 2000’s along with a Washburn falcon. 

The westone was an 83 and the falcon a 78. Damn I miss the westone. 

I had a falcon too, absolutely gorgeous and near mint, and far far too heavy for me

merlin

JerkMoans said:

A noble selection.

DB1 said:

I very very very very very like that. 

It's a standard. I was hoping to get my mitts on the Alt de Facto one that came up recently. Until then, this one kicks most asses of most guitars. 

Johnw84

This one is and has been my favourite for a while. Love the neck on it. Hoping to add another competitor soon to the collection. Not sure what yet. Gibson 59 or a prs are the top candidates. 

Roysterdoyster

The only one Ive got!

CountryDave

My 52ri tele. It’s been no1 for over a decade and has many companions, but few challengers until my roadworn strat landed a few years ago.
The tele is still no1 though.

Stuob

http://imgur.com/xs8OjTK

2015 Gibby

fendergibson

My AVRI 60’s sunburst Strat. Also my near 10 yo Taylor Big Baby. 

Seriously gassing for a US Guild M20 

skullfunkerry

All 3 of mine, for different reasons:

My Performance would cost the most money to replace, and has an absolutely sublime neck. Since the refinish it's probably one of the coolest looking guitars I've ever owned, too - and it's got an interesting history, so I'd really have to think about getting rid of it.

My PRS SE Holcomb is my only hardtail and has absolutely mega pickups, so it's my best guitar for recording: it could probably be argued that it's a superior instrument to the others, and since it has coil splitting it's the most versatile as well.

My Jackson was only cheap but it plays really nicely, sounds good, and has the best top fret access of the three; it doesn't feel like the cheap cousin when I play it, but if I had to go to one guitar for financial reasons it would be the one I keep because it's worth next to nothing if I sell it 

Hattigol

CS Jazzmaster bought at a cracking price from Peach.

http://imgur.com/gallery/PYUKrvI

MattNovak

This 'un: