Your top three

Babones

I don't have three guitars.

dogload

ESchap said:

This weeks favourites ... probably will be different next week ....

1961 Barney Kessel, 1973 LP Deluxe (with '50's P90's), 1967 ES-335

I love that Barney Kessel. I've always thought it was such a strange design, but so cool. In fact, I like it so much that I think you should just give it to me! How's that for a deal?

ESchap

dogload said:

ESchap said:

This weeks favourites ... probably will be different next week ....

1961 Barney Kessel, 1973 LP Deluxe (with '50's P90's), 1967 ES-335

I love that Barney Kessel. I've always thought it was such a strange design, but so cool. In fact, I like it so much that I think you should just give it to me! How's that for a deal?

Just let me know when you want to collect it ... and would you like it gift wrapped?  

GavRichList

I only have three! 

1962 Fender Jaguar:

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff193/guitarsforminnaars/F60B5621-F6F1-4730-8C80-9968FCD38709.jpg

2008 Fender AVRI 62 Jazzmaster:

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff193/guitarsforminnaars/686E3D4A-7ADB-4FA6-AE7B-D04B1B84DCE2.jpg

2012 MiM Fender Telecaster Custom:

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff193/guitarsforminnaars/4C581489-6D65-4723-BE77-16D2DFA1D2F8_1.jpg

Jazzmaster and Tele both fitted with Mojo pickups. 

Rave

Some lovely guitars in this thread

Despite owning numerous Ibanez, Levinson and Gibson guitars my main two for the past three years have been my Tanglewood TW45FLMB Floretine Acoustic and my 1983 Squier SQ CST50 Strat...


http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd366/guitarsandgear/IMG_1386_zps3i97klgg.jpg

builttospill

http://i.imgur.com/2xVYcjY.jpg?3







Bloody Imgur!

I only have two but here they are, a K-Line 3TS Springfield Light Relic & K-Line San Bernadino Vintage White. I Don't really need anything else.

builttospill said:

And here are mine!

Rave

builttospill said:

And here are mine!

Fanstastic looking air guitar!

BintyTwanger77

Gretsch EM Doublejet (it has TV Jones Powertrons):

https://imgur.com/gallery/3ccEA

Roadworn Jazzmaster:

https://imgur.com/a/I9Ry9

Johnny Marr Jaguar (need a way better photo but you get the idea):

https://imgur.com/gallery/uCwJW

MagicPigDetective

Here's my 2, the 3rd is currently out of action. Guess which one hasnt been picked up for a long time. Please excuse the yet to be painted plaster. 

Washburn MG-42 mid 90's
Fender American Standard Strat 2015

http://i.imgur.com/khavFgu.jpg

Blueingreen

PRS DGT
Suhr Custom Classic
Gibson 336

jeztone2

A 2017 Gibson Les Paul Classic is my most recent purchase. Aside from my taste in pickups. It's unusually resonant acoustically. But I loathe the hot 57 Classic plus in the bridge. So it ll be getting new pickups soon.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/566/31783336123_8aeaa1b080_z.jpg

But my go to is currently my Fender Kotzen Strat. I was playing it earlier through my Blackstar Artisan 30 on the 10 watt setting & it sounded gorgeous.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7537/30347933056_c7e0c02f77_z.jpg

Third is probably my PRS Custom 24 Floyd. It's a very consistent guitar live. Always sounds fat & punchy. 

https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5650/22243692360_d4b9acfc2b_z.jpg

p90fool

jeztone2 said:

 I loathe the hot 57 Classic plus in the bridge. So it ll be getting new pickups soon.

Me too @jeztone2 ;, but save yourself 80 quid and bung an alnico 3 magnet in the 57+, I was astonished by the difference it made.

I used to have a choice of dull or harsh, but the magnet swap totally transformed it into a PAF style I can really dig into even with a fair bit of treble on the amp, and I can use the bridge pickup clean without any compression.

The 57+ is fine in a semi or full hollowbody, but I find them vicious with a maple-capped solid.

Adamski

Stevepage said:

In no order

Ibanez RG550DY
Washburn WI556
Gibson LP Studio

I am usually a vintage guitar guy but I strangely have the hots for that yellow Ibanez. There's clearly an 80's shredder inside me waiting to get out! 

On a side note, it's a small world. I work with your brother. 

Adamski

ESchap said:

This weeks favourites ... probably will be different next week ....

1961 Barney Kessel, 1973 LP Deluxe (with '50's P90's), 1967 ES-335

The bottom two there have killed me stone dead. Glorious. 

impmann

Here are mine:

My Strat PRS



Then its a tie between:

My 335



Or my SG (old pic... now has nickel covered Classic 57s)



And the third....

My Jazzmaster (slightly old pic, now has a Mastery Trem to match the bridge):



Obviously... I reserve the right to change my mind and select another guitar at a later date. ;-)

jeztone2

p90fool said:

jeztone2 said:

 I loathe the hot 57 Classic plus in the bridge. So it ll be getting new pickups soon.

Me too @jeztone2 ;, but save yourself 80 quid and bung an alnico 3 magnet in the 57+, I was astonished by the difference it made.

I used to have a choice of dull or harsh, but the magnet swap totally transformed it into a PAF style I can really dig into even with a fair bit of treble on the amp, and I can use the bridge pickup clean without any compression.

The 57+ is fine in a semi or full hollowbody, but I find them vicious with a maple-capped solid.

This is gonna make me sound clueless...but how do I change the magnets???

Jack_

Thread should've been closed after that Deluxe Goldtop, nothing will top it.

p90fool

jeztone2 said:

p90fool said:

jeztone2 said:

 I loathe the hot 57 Classic plus in the bridge. So it ll be getting new pickups soon.

Me too @jeztone2 ;, but save yourself 80 quid and bung an alnico 3 magnet in the 57+, I was astonished by the difference it made.

I used to have a choice of dull or harsh, but the magnet swap totally transformed it into a PAF style I can really dig into even with a fair bit of treble on the amp, and I can use the bridge pickup clean without any compression.

The 57+ is fine in a semi or full hollowbody, but I find them vicious with a maple-capped solid.

This is gonna make me sound clueless...but how do I change the magnets???

I don't know who wowed you, it's a perfectly sensible question. 

You need to unsolder the cover, take the adjustable polepiece screws out, loosen the four baseplate screws underneath, then slide the magnet out. 

Remember which way up it was and test polarity by seeing if the either the top or bottom is repelled or attracted to another magnet from your fridge or wherever. 

It's simpler than it sounds, there are plenty of videos online about it. 

Rave

I didn't post a third because I'm mainly using just the Strat and Acoustic at the moment. However, as this comes out occassionally for band practice I guess it's number three.

http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd366/guitarsandgear/DSCF3221_zpse1fc12be.jpg  

jeztone2

@p90fool Cheers for that man. Ive learned something