Which guitars would you grab in a fire

Rabs

Kirk Hammett answers 

Sporky

Not the ones that were on fire.

sticker

None , they're only things that are easily replaceable (yes all 18 of them) .

Once I got the Mrs and Dog out , if i had time i might grab the folder with bith certs/marrige certs and passports and my wallet .

no possessions are worth risking yourself for , it's only stuff .

Alnico

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gilby

None. They're covered on the insurance and I like shopping.

Teetonetal

Yup none. Just objects.

Rocker

None. Bits of wood that can be replaced fairly easily. Not worth trying to salvage.....

DiscoStu

My Mirrortop, cos I built it myself. The rest are replaceable.

Collings

I think if I had a 59 Les Paul stashed under the stairs I might try and grab it on the way out!

CaptainBb

The one on the side of the bed where the Wife used to sleep.

robgilmo

The one full of cocain.

goldtop

They are just 'things', but I'd try to rescue the old 335 I bought with the inheritance from when my Mum passed away.

Stevepage

My Strat and my Jackson

suspiciousminds

My jagstang, not the most versatile guitar but my favourite.

rossi

Probably my Keiper 109 , a Chinese German import .A  full hollow body Les paul sized jazzer and cost me 60 quid  off gumtree .I have other much more expensive "better" guitars that I could replace tomorrow but not sure I could duplicate the Keiper which I use  for  live jazz and blues .Though a cheapy my one is really good and no problems or issues which I know some Keipers have and has a perfect fret board and frets  .Also I havnt actually seen another one.

Nikc

My wife and son are bright enough to get out without me - my PRS would need a helping hand

thermionic

Ironically, the one that’s finished in Fireglo.

hobbio

The only thing I'd grab in a fire is my wife and daughter to make sure they both get out. Anyway, it's amazing how difficult it is to tell an Epi from a Gibson, a Squier from a Fender and a Feline from a self-built cheapy kit once they've been reduced to ashes, especially if the receipts all burned too... 

jimmyguitar

It would have to be the Stig Burst. And that’s ahead of my other far more valuable original vintage guitars. It’s irreplaceable to me, the first guitar i’ve owned that allows me to just switch off and play.

dindude

Strat has most sentimental appeal, but agree with others they are only objects, there’s loads of great guitars out there, I don’t believe for one minute there’s anything “special” about mine despite them being very nice indeed.

JerkMoans

My daughter’s two left handed Jazzmasters. Sentimental reasons, and rare as hens’ teeth.