Gorgeous Guitar Land

[MAGGOTBRAIN]

 

[Tommy]

You can post mine when I get it

Maybe I will.

 

[Pikka Bird]

So that color on a suhr stops being "mcmaple"?

Well, the thing is that the Schecters are covered in a million acre thick layer of murky, yellow-tinted clearcoat that doesn't reveal what is actually underneath. You can't see any grain or colour variations so it ends up looking like featureless opague paint rather than maple. The Suhr actually shows signs of being made from actual wood.

 

[fireheart82]

Some sold and some still here <3

 

[shadscbr]

^^ Love the Burning Water and Suhr quilt

Shad

 

[Metlupass2]

I'll play.....

ESP Custom Shop Eclipse II

ESP Custom Shop MII

Suhr Custom Modern

Tom Anderson Drop Top

Tom Anderson Drop Top

 

[shadowlife]

Suhr Modern in "Faded Lilac"

 

[pushpull7]

I hate all of those fabulous guitars in the last few posts

 

[shadowlife]

Ron Thorn is a genius.

More pics here if you're interested:

The Gear Page

 

[gibson5413]

My Anderson family although the Metallic Green Sage is gone. Preparing to custom order an Anderson Raven in the next month or two. Love my guitars:

 

[protest]

Don't know if this deserves to be in here, but it's my only possible entry

 

[soliloquy]

 

[shadowlife]

^^^
Can we get a full-body shot of that purple/pink burst please?

 

[_RH_]

I haven't seen that reverse Carvin headstock, is that common ?

 

[zilla]

Personally I don't like that headstock with that body. It's too pointy. If it was the other inline 6 that carvin has I would look perfect.

 

[soliloquy]

 

[mbardu]

^^^
Can we get a full-body shot of that purple/pink burst please?

It's mine.

Here you go:

 

[mbardu]

Oh and thank you for putting it in the gorgeous guitar land

 

[soliloquy]

/\ i bet if you taste it, it'll taste like skittles! its beautiful man!

 

[Be_eM]

I don't often post here, but I thought this one might deserve it: a confirmed Steinberger GM-4TA prototype with a "black cherry" finish. "Prototype" here refers to experiments with various finishes and exotic woods, which were done - exclusively by U.S. luthiers - during the late Music Yo days. The bad news: they never made it into series models. The good news: a few of these prototypes exist

Bernd