The one guitar (or three) that you just can’t put down...

artiebear

RaymondLin said:

The one that I leave out in the front room.  Currently

Now, that is fantastic !

RaymondLin

Thanks

HAL9000

My Strat. Not the most exciting guitar in the world, but the that just feels so right to me...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive/share/DiFmPw2gyvCcT71pzmliGzcNkLyQeZ9RcdhHeedSQXY

WezV

Currently I'm struggling to put my arch top Les Paul build down.    Just put it together for a test fit.  Normally I don't like guitars at this stage as it's just to identify jobs I need to do before finishing... But this one sounds great already, and being almost acoustic it gets better quickly as its settling in.

WezV

jaymenon

WezV said:

That’s just lovely @WezV ;

Jota

markslade07

grungebob said:

Has to be this Rivolta. 

The gloss neck is a pain as it’s grabby and I need to silk it but even still I can’t stop playing it. 

It makes me enjoy all settings on the amp and all positions on the pickup switch even the tone control is usable in all positions. 

It’s so sweet sounding clean and aggressive with gain. It’s lightweight and I love it. 

Me really likes this one!

octatonic

All of these:

spirit7

At the moment: ‘08 Custom 24 and Suhr Classic Pro. Cover all the ground I need and really inspiring to play. 

jaymenon

This is the one for me...
[Imgur](https://i.imgur.com/2l8Vm4E.jpg)

Western Red Cedar Top
Mahogany Back and Sides
Forearm Bevel
Sound Port on upper bout
Florentine Cutaway

Heaven...

BGG

My DGT ,wish all my guitars had the same neck carve. 

Neil

My LP Junior has been my favourite squeeze for quite a while now.

Can't get enough of that P90. 

grungebob

@markslade07 Thanks, I think these guitars are criminally overlooked due to the big block inlays and name but the neck is fantastic and the tones are stunning. 

Balrog68

At the moment it's this one...
https://i.imgur.com/8Ulgtna.jpg
Not something a lot will drool over but I love it. 
Its a 90s Stagg that set me back £40 on gumtree. I bought it as a beater/doer upper and found it doesn't need anything doing to it.
Its particularly good for slap bass and a bit lighter than my T-bird. 

dindude

I always found explorers hard to put down.

I’ll get my coat. 

ICBM

Balrog68 said:

Its particularly good for slap bass and a bit lighter than my T-bird. 

And no doubt better balanced . Very nice, I like it a lot .

TINMAN82

This is the one I’d grab if the house was burning down. CS ‘61 with Ancho Poblano pickups.

Fez

Injured finger so playing a bit limited but really enjoyed playing slide on my PRS SE custom 24 last night.

markslade07

grungebob said:

@markslade07 Thanks, I think these guitars are criminally overlooked due to the big block inlays and name but the neck is fantastic and the tones are stunning. 

I just try one out at some point. Been gassing really hard for a Novo but not a chance in hell I’ll ever be able to afford one so this is probably the next closest thing.