I just love guitars, there's no guitar I dislike.

You, my good sir, have obviously never played a Hondo. Impossible to like and near impossible not to destroy. You can find one in near every crappy pawn shop or music store in the world. It'll be a poorly tuned acoustic with uneven frets, annoyingly high action, rusty strings and a sound like a rusty trombone.

That guitar has crushed the souls of many an aspiring guitarist.

I concur with your decision, it is a VERY nice guitar...just a little expensive because it had whats his nuts name on it.

Heh, I don't think I've ever even heard a single full Deftones song I went through ESP's models on the site and this guitar seemed exactly what I was looking for Shame they don't make a non-signature one though. A hundred euros or so off of the price and that guitar would most likely be a top seller

While i own four ibanez guitars and swear by them - I picked up a PRS in a guitar shop that my girlfriend worked at years ago, and it's was pure sex for my hands. I was instantly a much better player. Incredible. However - it was incredibly expensive and if it wasn't for my girlfriend at the time the store people would not have let me anywhere near it.

I have to say that it is, still to this day, the best guitar I have ever had the pleasure of playing.

I love the old-school Washburn DimeSlime Signature Model.

So Evil, So Deviant

While i own four ibanez guitars and swear by them - I picked up a PRS in a guitar shop that my girlfriend worked at years ago, and it's was pure sex for my hands. I was instantly a much better player. Incredible. However - it was incredibly expensive and if it wasn't for my girlfriend at the time the store people would not have let me anywhere near it.

I have to say that it is, still to this day, the best guitar I have ever had the pleasure of playing.

About 8 years ago I was in a little shop in Belfast playing a second hand goldtop PRS. That was the best guitar I ever played. Of course I couldn't afford it as I was only 17 at the time, but that felt good. I've played other PRS guitars since then and they've not been anywhere as good.

While i own four ibanez guitars and swear by them - I picked up a PRS in a guitar shop that my girlfriend worked at years ago, and it's was pure sex for my hands. I was instantly a much better player. Incredible. However - it was incredibly expensive and if it wasn't for my girlfriend at the time the store people would not have let me anywhere near it.

I have to say that it is, still to this day, the best guitar I have ever had the pleasure of playing.

About 8 years ago I was in a little shop in Belfast playing a second hand goldtop PRS. That was the best guitar I ever played. Of course I couldn't afford it as I was only 17 at the time, but that felt good. I've played other PRS guitars since then and they've not been anywhere as good.

That's because in the last 5 years or so PRS has made more and more of it's guitars via assembly line and stuff. It used to be that they were all hand-made which led to such remarkable quality.

I said it before and I'll say it agian. PRS, nice guitars. But do they come in Mens? Dave?

That's because in the last 5 years or so PRS has made more and more of it's guitars via assembly line and stuff. It used to be that they were all hand-made which led to such remarkable quality.

Hmmmm. I have a 1996 PRS Custom 24 and a 2002 PRS Custom 24. The 2002 has the same remarkable quality that the 1996 has, which has withstood 8 years of A LOT OF playing remarkably well.

As an afterthought, I think I slightly overused the word remarkable here

Tammo

ESP have some great guitars but overall i prefere B.C Rich guitars because they have such a 'metal' sound and some insane designs... I bought a B.C Rich Beast a few months back and was well impressed with the sound even though it's quite difficult to play.

I love my LPs but I have a Dean USA Hardtail that is easily the best guitar that I've ever laid hands on.

Say hello to my new Brian Moore 9.17 seven string:

http://www.rockersdigest.com/showimage.aspx?pid=6273

Say hello to my new Brian Moore 9.17 seven string:

http://www.rockersdigest.com/showimage.aspx?pid=6273

Cool! Is it any good? What did you pay? Tell me more! I'm still interested in a 7 string... but I can't decide which one I want.

Tammo

Say hello to my new Brian Moore 9.17 seven string:

http://www.rockersdigest.com/showimage.aspx?pid=6273

Cool! Is it any good? What did you pay? Tell me more! I'm still interested in a 7 string... but I can't decide which one I want.

Tammo

It´s fine, neck is not the usual Ibanez-Jackson what people usually seem to prefer but more strat like. High frets and stuff. I got it cheaply shipped Ebay from NY and I ended up paying for shipping, taxes and shit 360 pounds so I an happy with the purchase.

It has decent hardware (seynour duncan,Spezrel and shit) so it stands above the usual korean child labor shit. Biggest reason i clicked ¨Buy It Now¨was the statement ¨Seymour Duncan Jeff Beck and ´59 pickups¨which kick ass.

get one on ebay, they are rediculously expensive if you buy then from a shop.

other:
no-name LesPaul knockoff with an EMG-81

but more recently
Gibson '76 Explorer, plays like a dream.

I just love guitars, there's no guitar I dislike.

You, my good sir, have obviously never played a Hondo. Impossible to like and near impossible not to destroy. You can find one in near every crappy pawn shop or music store in the world. It'll be a poorly tuned acoustic with uneven frets, annoyingly high action, rusty strings and a sound like a rusty trombone.

That guitar has crushed the souls of many an aspiring guitarist.

THATS IT, I WANT ONE!!