If you could keep only one guitar that you have owned..

[sonicsamurai]

i wish i'd kept my mim telecaster - it was the right colour and everything - will HAVE to get another one.....otherwise my dean V as it was a 21st birthday present

[Ralph E.]

Jackson Strat made for Jake E. Lee when he was in Badlands.

Super light, amazing neck, and sounds as good or better than any guitar i've owned.

[j2379]

my 79 Koa Deagle deluxe. its the best overall sounding & playing guitar i have & was the first vintage BCRich i bought, before they were vintage... It was one of the only guitars i ever saw & knew i had to buy it.



& this just cause i wanted one since i first started playing guitar, i dont think i coudl ever get rid of either of them.

[atomic charvel guy]

all of them, every last one. no contest on one though, it's a parts mutt that i would choose over some of the amazingly real pieces i have owned and some fakies that were built around the plate or slapped together. there was a japanese guy who offered 40k for my serial number 1 polka dot sandoval V, and then i never heard from him again. I said send the money!!!-lol

[toejam]

Jackson Strat made for Jake E. Lee when he was in Badlands.

Super light, amazing neck, and sounds as good or better than any guitar i've owned.

Ralph, does that have the 1-12 jumbo frets and 13-22 medium frets, or was that just only on his ESP models?

[Ralph E.]

Nope, all jumbo.

This was 1 of 4 done together in 1990, right before the switch to ESP. In fact, this guitar was used in a Badlands video, but with an ESP neck on it.

[kmanick]

I'd have to say my 2001 SL2H
my go-to guitar since I started playing again 4 years ago.
(I know I need to wipe her down )


this one is running a close 2nd these days though. I've gotten very comfortable playing just about everything I do on a 6, on my 7

[toejam]

Nope, all jumbo.

This was 1 of 4 done together in 1990, right before the switch to ESP. In fact, this guitar was used in a Badlands video, but with an ESP neck on it.

Interesting.

[wilkinsi]

Best non-strat shape body and sounds better than any other guitar I've owned (including that 2006 KE3).

[mjl927]

I wish I still had my very first guitar. It was Cort Star. Nothing great but it just would be nice to be able to say I still have my first guitar. Never took any pictures of it either. I traded it in for my BC Rich which I still have. So I guess by default, that would be the one I never get rid of.

[Frigo89]

my Epiphone Les Paul, was a birthday gift when I was 13 I think from my Parents.

that thing puts out the most amazing Whitesnake like tone and I've never seen another Les paul classic like it

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BTW, Snoogans, NICE BARETTA!!!

I have a soft spot for Kramers, specifically nana and pointy Pyramid necks like that one

[eakinj]

Jackson USA bolt-on formerly owned by Steve Lynch.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8fTHZ-ZbVc0

Dude, that guitar just reminded me of a whole lot of good times.



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If I could only keep one of my guitars it would be the Jackson LTD.

[quiksilver]

If I could keep only one, it would be . . .

My JEM 7VWH:

Easy to play, wide variety of great sounds, and I love the way it looks. Also, the tuning is very stable, and the neck never seems to need any adjustment.

[Shwayman11]

Without a doubt my Kramer 1984 Custom. It was my first real guitar and it just sounds and plays awesome.

[Drake S.]

My 58 trans Red Gibson Explorer with Nickel hardware that got stolen from me back in college. I miss that guitar the most.