Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

[JacksonJuiceBox]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

Definately my Soloist sl2 mah
, feels like a part of me when i play..

[Shawn Lutz]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

my first air guitar was the most comfortable I've ever played. After that I just felt them metal strings, wood and frets [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

All of my guitars are comfortable to play. I did have a hard time getting used my polka dot V from being a Strat type player for so long. I have a coupe parts muts that seem to just have the mojo happening.

[quiksilver]

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Best of luck, and I really hope you find a solution. I actually have 2 SL4s, and both have the same string slippage problem (which I've never experienced with any of my other guitars).

[eddiewarlock]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

Jackson Soloist SL-2, BEST guitars i have ever played , very comfortable, and my Ibanez RG 7420, it might be a 7 string guitar but that mutha is comfortable as hell

[jgcable]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

1. 1989 Rickenbacker 360MB
2. Carvin CL450 Nylon classical acoustic/electric.

[Rikrok]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

Back when I lived in Dallas,'88-89ish,I played a new Hamer at a guitar store, Carrollton Music I think it was, and man that thing was nice. I never could remember what model it was but it was a pearl white. That was the best. Just tonight, I finally picked up my '87 Model 6 after an overdue jam.....SWEET! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[JACKSONFREAK]

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The most confortable I ever played and still do is my '92 Stealth Pro. Its just perfcet for me in every way. The neck is awesome and the contoured body is better than a Strat for comfort.
Gil

[Thor Von Clemson]

Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

What is the most comfortable guitar you have ever played? I am talking overall comfort here. My vote goes to my 1998 SL-1... The thing practically plays itself. It could use some new pickups but nothing is perfect. The neck is not too thin or too wide, the fretboard feels wonderful, all the frets are very easy to reach, and my picking hand rests very naturally on the body. [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

Discuss.

[fuel0707]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

Out of my guitars, I think my Grosh Retro Classic is the most comfortable guitar to play. The action is great, the fretwork immaculate and it's very lightweight. I'm also really liking the Jackson Strat 24 that I recently acquired - the neck is very thin and the guitar is easy on the shoulder, too. Plus, it's fun to have a full 2-octave neck to work with. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[markD]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

for me it's a toss up between a parker fly and my brian moore. the parker would win hands down based on weight alone, but the brian moore has the contoured back (almost concave). both have killer necks...but i'll go with the brian moore since i don't have a parker.

[Thrust]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

My SLSMG........can't even tell it's there!

[DTP]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

Currently the most comfortable is my '87 Charvel Model 6. It has the best feeling neck of any guitar I've ever played. Although I have a new one coming in, in a week or two so this all may change. [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

Jason

[straycat]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

92 Jackson pro fusion H-H the neck is so comfortable smooth and fast,big frets dark rosewood board, binding, OFR, JB/DD. What else is there?

[Inazone]

Re: Most comfortable guitar you have ever played.

It's a tie between my Jackson Concept JDX-94 and Hamer USA Californian Elite. Both have raw maple necks which I prefer to the same guitars with glossy necks.

[diablomozart]

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charvel-junkie...you know i can't do that [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] ...after playing them tho, i think you prob. have a good understanding of "why" too... [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] ...d.m.