Your favourite non-classic guitar shapes
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Your favourite non-classic guitar shapes
What guitars do you love the look of but are not considered classic?
I've been thinking of putting together a frankenstein of all my spare parts as a backup guitar / project / lender. Let's be honest, it'll probably end up a tele... but I have been considering ways in which I could make it my own shape, or just make it unique.
So what guitars do you like the look of that are not:
Strats
Teles
Les Paul Standards
RGs
Jazzmasters etc
Unless the controls/pickups are seriously different than what's conventional.
Variations of shapes are OK - e.g. Ibanez blazer.
Post pics!
I've been thinking of putting together a frankenstein of all my spare parts as a backup guitar / project / lender. Let's be honest, it'll probably end up a tele... but I have been considering ways in which I could make it my own shape, or just make it unique.
So what guitars do you like the look of that are not:
Strats
Teles
Les Paul Standards
RGs
Jazzmasters etc
Unless the controls/pickups are seriously different than what's conventional.
Variations of shapes are OK - e.g. Ibanez blazer.
Post pics!
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Re: Your favourite non-classic guitar shapes
The 600 series has nice inlays..
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Of course Bowden Green is the best investment...
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Re: Your favourite non-classic guitar shapes
Copied from the original Superaxe series initially released in 1966. See photo below of my 1967 Yamaha SA-5sizzlingbadger wrote:The 600 series has nice inlays..
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Re: Your favourite non-classic guitar shapes
Teisco SS-4L. Especially this particular example!
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