That one guitar you reach for

shugz

musicman100 said:

shugz said:

Been really enjoying my keefcaster (as I call) it of late which is a bit unlike me as I'm more a Gibson player. When it's a Gibson it's usually my 335 or 345.

Cheers 
Hugh

Is that a Colin keef tele style guitar?

Ah no, it's a nice Partsocaster blackguard with PAF at the neck etc. Our very own Miserneil made and painted the body. Bought the bits last year from him and I just really assembled it, stuck the paf and blackguard on it. Aged it a little, fettled the nut and did a setup tweak on it today. Superb guitar.

Cheers
Hugh 

Rabs

Depends on what im doing..  If I want to record I usually reach for my LP Classic 1960..  If im just mucking about and want a quick play I mostly go for one of my lighter guitars like my DC Special or LP Studio...

Theres also my Pignose travel guitar that sits next to me and I often pick it up while watching TV or something

musicman100

shugz said:

musicman100 said:

shugz said:

Been really enjoying my keefcaster (as I call) it of late which is a bit unlike me as I'm more a Gibson player. When it's a Gibson it's usually my 335 or 345.

Cheers 
Hugh

Is that a Colin keef tele style guitar?

Ah no, it's a nice Partsocaster blackguard with PAF at the neck etc. Our very own Miserneil made and painted the body. Bought the bits last year from him and I just really assembled it, stuck the paf and blackguard on it. Aged it a little, fettled the nut and did a setup tweak on it today. Superb guitar.

Cheers
Hugh 

Sorry I thought I was a Colin keef tele. 
It sounds cool tho

shugz

Many thanks, really enjoying it to be honest. 

Cheers 
Hugh

Sassafras

My 12 string Takamine acoustic and a Windsor tenor banjo (not at the same time). Electric guitar: hard tail Strat.

usedtobe

Whichever of my partscasters is nearest, usually..

Voxman

I don't have a 'reach for' guitar - purely depends on my mood and/or type of music I want to play. 

Moss

My Gretsch, mainly because it's the only one with clean strings

Sarge

For so long that guitar was my Westbury Standard because the neck fits my hand, is great sounding and is comfy either standing or sofa slouching. 
But now it seems my Hohner L90 goldtop is taking the Westbury's mantle as go-to inspirational guitar,  due to a combination of great neck and really versatile p90s. 

HAL9000

Right now, my G&L BluesBoy semi-hollow. At the moment I'm preferring it my Strat and my Tele. 

thomasross20

Probably that orange PRS of mine, though it's been my Larrivee acoustic of late.

Rowby1

Inca Silver '97 US Standard Tele. Just always feels like home.

Garthy

My Jackson dinky, regardless of other acquisitions it has been my "go to" guitar for 20 years.

stickyfiddle

CS-336

It's probably my most-gigged and best-loved, and certainly the one that feels most like it's a part of me.

koneguitarist

Whatever's closest. very rarely play guitar at home.

Wazmeister

I try to play every day, and my main fix is my Masterbuilt Jason Smith '63...

It remains currently THE best guitar I've ever played;

http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q493/Warren3333/Masterbuilt Strat 63/P1040144.jpg

p90fool

I almost always play my goldtop if I'm going to plug in, but my Loar LH300 is rarely more than an arm's length away from me at home. 

Teetonetal

Not something I really pay attention to. I like them all, so spend pretty much equal time on them. 

gusman2x

My EGC in the house. Plus, as it's hollow, it's probably my best for those quick unplugged diddles. For rehearsals though, it's my Squier Duo Sonic. Feather light, and sounds awesome.

dogload

If I'm recording it will usually be my DeArmond M75T first of all for getting ideas together. My go-to for playing in the band is a customised Squier J Mascis JM.