I would take a David Gilmour custom shop strat, if I had one. But I don't so I would either take my MIM strat or my Squier project, so I could FINALLY learn to solder properly

On a slightly different note I think a Martian Fratocaster would be an awesome idea to put into production, purely due to the fact it is pretty much a guitar put together physically and with contributions from real players/fans, which to me is pretty special

Drew

I'd take my Rory Gallagher strat.

Here is a guitar that sounds fantastic, had spent most of its life on the coast of an Island surrounded by seawater. and is a true survivor. It was once left in a stream after being stolen. AND it still sounded great!

A great guitar and just right for whatever nature can throw at it.

You know, the more I think of it, with all these beautiful women, regardless of how much we love our guitars, how much playing time would we actually get (or want)? Clearly, this is a YMMV poser!

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You dig?

To make sure the beautiful native women stay happy and take care of me I plan to leave my Strats at home

"Lightnin' Jimmy Cedar" makes more sense than all of us!



Arjay

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"Here's why reliability is job one: A great sounding amp that breaks down goes from being a favorite piece of gear to a useless piece of crap in less time than it takes to read this sentence." -- BRUCE ZINKY

And Low and behold, after you get there you find out the "beautiful" native women look like this! And now you wish you would have brought 5 or 6 different guitars!

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