fav guitar brand besides ibanez

[j.arledge]

dean for the bigger neck, more rythem stuff and jackson and ibanez for leads.

[damo7v]

weird how nobody voted for samick given their contribution toward all those lower-to-mid ibanez models a lot of us enjoy...

was it supposed to be a trick question?

[mi2tom]

Originally Posted by damo7v

weird how nobody voted for samick given their contribution toward all those lower-to-mid ibanez models a lot of us enjoy...

was it supposed to be a trick question?

nope no trick question

[Shep]

gibson...

[nickcoumbe]

Charvel anyone?

[mi2tom]

Originally Posted by nickcoumbe

Charvel anyone?

sorry i left that brand out

[nickcoumbe]

Some of the new custom shop models are probably the best guitars I have ever played. The 25th anni. model is just unbelievable!

[fettouhi]

Originally Posted by nickcoumbe

Charvel anyone?

Green Meanie .

Regards

André

[masa]

Originally Posted by fettouhi

Yep it does it just need a trem .

Regards

André

What??need a trem? Horizon has a trem ,unless it orders. Which model is that? Horizon 1,2,3 or Custom?
Ps
Fixed Bridge Horizon has just come out here in Japan as a new model.

[jim777]

Originally Posted by AMD1014

Jacksons!!!. Great quality and playability. I personally like the soloists and the randy rhoads (91 model) because a friend of mine has a prototype and its got awesome "Reflex" pickups like EMG's. His is interesting it doesnt have a serial number and ordered it from the US from Italy and we dont know why its got no serial. Nice guitar though

Occasionally, guitars made for employees had no serial numbers. That is somewhat rare, though. My brother has an '89 Soloist with a reverse headstock that has no serial number (which in your friend's case would be RRxxxx on the 22nd fret, or Jxxxxxx if it was a '91 Professional model). If you look under the trem cover or sometimes even the truss rod cover, you can often find the work order number. Since Fender took over Jackson it's been almost impossible to trace back the info on the original bui8ld from the work order, but that may change again in the future. Of course, there are those guitars floating around that used to have serial numbers, but I guess we all know that story.
There are NO Rhoads prototypes floating around, though. All of the very earliest Rhoads guitars went to Randy (and would have been early 80's, not '91), and they are currently in his mother's possession.

jim

Edit: Rhoads have 22 frets, not 24, sorry!

[Toto]

FENDER!!!

my fav guitars are fender strat and jaguar.
strat is fantastic guitar, i like look and style of that guitar! BUT i play some heavy and rock-ish music. so once i've told myself that i want strat with 24 frets, floyd and HSH! one month later i checked in ibanez.com and........ saw himself with jem hehe!
so my fav guitars are fender strats, jaguars and RG shaped ibanezes with pickguards!

[shredfreak]

Jackson Soloist, Fender Strats, they are nice guitars to play, Gibson Les Paul and custom guitars like Suhr, Tom Anderson. And Charvel is also one of my favourites.

[screamndemon69]

Jackson for me. all of the USA models i have ever played are just amazing pro guitars. they are instruments rather than just a "guitar" to me. don't shoot me for saying it but if i was ever in a position to get endorsed, i wouldn't even hesitate to go with Jackson. i love my Ibanez guitars and bash any Jackson guys at their forums when they say "I been hads" and the Jem grips are for taking them back to the repair dept. i always seem to take it personally for some reason like as if they are calling my girlfriend a name or something.

[mi2tom]

Yeah jacksons are all right

[mi2tom]

looks like the choice of many people is still the pioneer Fender