What is the coolest guitar??

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Fourteenth Eye

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Following on from the coolest person thread what is the coolest guitar

 

Barrel of Fun

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Sūþsēaxe: The Land of the South Saxons

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Even though I am crap at the guitar, I have always wanted to have a go on this bad boy.

 

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Strat

 

SULLY COULDNT SHOOT

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Izmir, Southern Turkey

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Not knowing much about guitars I'm not going to vote but I rememeber as a kid everyone talked about the Fenders. However, I'm sure someone in the know told me that Fenders were for people who knew nothing about guitars and just wanted to look good.

 

Mellotron

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Now it may surprise you fourteenth that I will have a different answer here...

EITHER

Gibson Casino - As played here by the impeccably cool Daniel Kessler from the impeccably cool INTERPOL.

OR

Gretsch White Falcon - as played by John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Say what you want about the Chilis good or bad John is a guitar genius.

 

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les paul

 

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Without doubt the coolest guitar ever. Joe Strummer's Tele'

 

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Mellotron

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Sully Fenders are quality guitars. As are Gibsons. There is a ridiculous amount of snobbery in the guitar world, I did partake in that just a moment ago when I slagged off Les Pauls (Gibson).

 

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SG

 

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Erm Hem, you forgot the Gibson Firebird not to mention the Flying V ! Also, what about the Fender Jaguar .......

 

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SG doubleneck

 

Mellotron

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Icy Gull

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Whatever Carlos Santana plays,, input required to enable me to vote plse

 

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BC Rich bitch

 

Mellotron

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See Fourteenth it's when you get onto things like double necks that I start to lose a bit of respect for Gibson.....

 

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i gotta say that fender jag is pretty damn cool

 

Mellotron

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*sigh* Santana plays a PRS.

Greasy music for greasy people

 

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Mellotron said:

See Fourteenth it's when you get onto things like double necks that I start to lose a bit of respect for Gibson.....

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OK so you are saying Jimmy Page wasn't cool when he played the SG double then

 

Mellotron

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Out of your list I've gotta go for the good ol', versatile Fender Telecaster.

If you like ANY current indie music, chances are you like Telecasters.

 

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We use a double neck live !!

It certainly dis Jimmy Page no harm

If a song requires both 12 & 6 string a double neck is very useful

this however..........