you were blindfolded and given six guitars to play that were exactly the same model as yours? Not played thru an amp, but just by itself?

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My '79 SG: Yes
All my other guitars: Unlikely

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Assuming they would all sound the same... I sanded the neck of my SRV down to bare wood so picking that one out would be easy but unless the string height was different or there was a difference in wieght I doubt I'd be able to pick my '78 out of a pile. I don't pay attention to things like fret height, neck radius, etc.

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Possibly; setup and feeling the little imperfections would help.

I can tell mine. If I put my ear up to the back of the neck, I can hear a little voice screaming:

"Would you please learn some new licks!!!"

I could probably tell with most of them. I could easily pick my Squier out because I play it so often that it would feel very familiar. My Fender has a slight ding in the back of the neck around the 1st fret from when it fell off a chair several years ago. And my Les Paul has a 50's neck that's thinner than most so I could pick that out.

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Mine might say learn "ANY" licks.

But in reality my Tie Dye Strat is not a gig guitar, just for noodling around the house, so it's lack of dings/dents/road rash might make it easier to pick out.

I'd just hold each guitar close to my ear. My guitars speak to me

In short... no.

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Probably not, but through an amp i could probably pick out a squier strat.

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Yes, without any doubt whatsoever.

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yes sir. the only thing i love to touch more than my wife's body is my guitars. i know every inch of both. great question and i'd love to take a test, especially with the wife thing.
is this thing on?

I can pick out my Highway 1 with or without an amp. I have played that thing so much, I know where the little dimple is that was in the guitar when I bought it. It is right behind the Tremolo behind the G string. With an amp, the humbucker in it does not sound anything like that Atomic Humbucker that comes stock in the HSS Highway 1.

I do not think I could distinguish my other two guitars yet. My CV 60 sounds like all the other CV 60's I have played. I haven't had my American Special long enough to learn it's secrets yet, but I am getting there.

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RK

2007 Fender Highway 1
2012 American Deluxe
2015 MIM Dave Murray HHH
2010 Fender Blacktop
1987 Fender Avalon Acoustic
2012 Marshall DSL 15 watt head

until recently I could tell because the neck was a little greasy and smelled like hot dogs and french fries, I cleaned it up really good last week so now you have to put your nose right against the neck to tell its mine.

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

My stock ones, no.

My self-builds, certainly. But then there aren't another five that are exactly the same to compare any of them to!

Cheers - C