One Guitar To Rule Them All........

Fishboy7

Tele... even though I don't own one at the moment 

p90fool

This one. It does everything I need and is never an obstacle to what I want to do. 

http://i67.tinypic.com/6yksjn.jpg

StuartMac290

This one - my Asher Ultratone T Deluxe. Absolutely glorious guitar:

brooom

Either a les paul or a telecaster.

monofin

StuartMac290 said:

This one - my Asher Ultratone T Deluxe. Absolutely glorious guitar:

That is simply stunning. Never heard of it though.

BluesyDave

Of my current guitars, Strat.  I'd still like to give a PRS DGT a go though.

proggy

Telecaster.

gringopig

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Philly_Q

TheBigDipper said:

If we're talking a specific instrument that means something to us, then this...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zjistjogua957lm/Strat.jpg?raw=1

The 1973 Strat that I've owned since 1979. It's been part of my life and I love playing it. 

Love that!  It's how Walter Trout's Strat might have looked long ago.

Vibetronic

Definitely my Vigier Excalibur, nothing else gets played much these days! (Although I have been messing about on my Casio DG-10 a bit recently...but not exactly a proper guitar ).

Jota

335 probably.

57Deluxe

If I could only have one, I'd probably lose the will to live...

Alnico

Ibanez Jem 70 V:

https://i.imgur.com/ZOU3apL.jpg

thegummy

Like a lot of people have chosen - definitely a Strat. Until 3 years ago it was the only guitar I'd ever played.

Would go HSS if I was only allowed one though. We should overthrow the tyrant imposing this unreasonable ration though! Viva la revolucion!

BluesyDave

gringopig said:

Second guitar I owned. Traded an Ibanez Blazer and money from first summer job. I will run into burning flames to rescue:

That is stunning!

TheBigDipper

Philly_Q said:

TheBigDipper said:

If we're talking a specific instrument that means something to us, then this...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zjistjogua957lm/Strat.jpg?raw=1

The 1973 Strat that I've owned since 1979. It's been part of my life and I love playing it. 

Love that!  It's how Walter Trout's Strat might have looked long ago.

I know. They both started out as Olympic White - and it was white when I first played it in the shop (Blanks in Kilburn, if anyone remembers them). Still is white under the scratchplate. Nowadays Fender are making something with the aged colour finish, aren't they? 

ellwood

The Ryder Les Paul in my avatar. Am cutting down to just a few Les Pauls, Tremonti and my Telecaster

Philly_Q

TheBigDipper said:

Philly_Q said:

TheBigDipper said:

If we're talking a specific instrument that means something to us, then this...

The 1973 Strat that I've owned since 1979. It's been part of my life and I love playing it. 

Love that!  It's how Walter Trout's Strat might have looked long ago.

I know. They both started out as Olympic White - and it was white when I first played it in the shop (Blanks in Kilburn, if anyone remembers them). Still is white under the scratchplate. Nowadays Fender are making something with the aged colour finish, aren't they? 

They certainly do aged finishes on the custom shop models, but as far as I know there's been no talk of an actual Walter Trout signature model.

If they made one I'd be sorely tempted (I'm not really a WT fan, I just think it's the coolest looking guitar ever).  But in fact I've already effectively got one, my CS Strat is a '70s maple-neck hardtail, just in a different colour. 

Powerslave

PRS 594 - jack of all trades and master of some.

stimpsonslostson

StuartMac290 said:

This one - my Asher Ultratone T Deluxe. Absolutely glorious guitar:

So, I assume volume and tone are the chrome, what's the chickenhead for? 
That's lovely by the way, I'm scared to Google for a price though- in case I CAN afford one & have to explain its arrival to the wife... Or I have to sell a kidney & THEN have to explain its arrival to the wife!