Poll - If you could only have one electric guitar

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lapsteel
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Post by lapsteel » Tue Jan 29, 2008 3:27 pm

Telecaster

Although, maybe a Gibson CES

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Post by mikehattem » Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:06 pm

A Telecaster (probably '65) or the '72 Tele Thinline with the humbuckers. You could put a P90 in the bridge and still get that biting treble-y Tele sound but also have the neck humbucker when you want that thicker sound.
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Post by Jeremy Garber » Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:21 pm

I certainly haven't played on enough different guitars to know which one would be my dream. Personally I love to play any guitar.

If I had to get rid of all but one of my electric guitars, I would keep my Ibanez Les Paul copy. It's one of the earlier ones that has the Gibson style headstock. It is my favorite in my collection. It's not one of the super rare ones with a thru neck, but it sounds great and plays great. I scored it in a pawn shop for $50.

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Post by nestle » Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:54 pm

I think my pimped out vintage 62' Fender Jaguar, my first and last to go guitar.
FIX the horrendously flawed bridge with a tune o matic style one and it's amazing, trust me. Gets a bad rap 'cause of the later ones, but it's top of the line Brazillian 4 bolt pre CBS action all the way.


close second would be a nice tele.

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Post by treble king » Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:35 pm

My only guitar would be the one I use now - I chat it up on my blog. (In case I can't get the image to show, SECOND link, the one on the left.) Jeez.

(As I suspected, it shows for me, but only at home.)

Yep, 64 Silvertone. FTW. :)

There's some history stuff there if you care to read it. Everything on my site's been recorded with that, and I would choose it over anything else I've played.
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Post by soundmasterg » Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:26 pm

I couldn't pick just one guitar. Each one is different and gives me a piece of the whole. That said, I like my RICs, Epi Dots, Gretsches, Teles, Danos, and Strats a lot. Would like to get a Les Paul one of these days too.

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Post by Trick Fall » Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:30 pm

I'm not a good enough player to get everything I need out of one guitar, but if I had to give up all of the guitars in my collection and keep only one it would be my Fender Jagstang. It is my favorite guitar to play and 90% of the songs I have written were written on it.

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Post by xSALx » Thu Jan 31, 2008 11:32 am

Epiphone Casino. I need to get Lollar pickups, but even now, it feels like a million bucks. Though I do want to get a re-issue 60s deluxe tele or build one myself.
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