Which One??

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Ok... so the house is on fire and you can ONLY grab one....

For me I wouldn't have to think and I'd grab the '60 345... It's been my fav since I got it in '79-'80ish. I've been bringing it to a lot of gigs lately and it got me thinking /emoticons/default_biggrin.png ...

 
The Kiz' Senior (I owe that to the HFC, don't I?)!

I reserve the right to change my answer here in a week or so, however... /emoticons/default_ph34r.png/emoticons/default_wink.png/emoticons/default_happy.png/emoticons/default_smile.png

 
The Blue Studio Custom; it's the best sounding guitar I own (not that the others are shabby) and most-importantly, the other ones would all be relatively easy to replace.

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Austin

 
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I guess it'd be my Custom Dean V...

 
My Studio Custom. First Hamer, first real good guitar. Everything else has been benchmarked by it.

 
I'd die for them.

Not really. /emoticons/default_cool.png

Possibly I'd grabbed the Scheithauers since they are unique. The Hamers would be insured I think.

 
I'd grab the Shishkov but the case is so big I'd be trapped in the inferno, trying to get it through the door. It's why I just ordered an SKB soft/hard/bag/case whatever.

 
My daughter's high school graduation present, a 2008 Robin Ranger in school colors---gold fakimba body, purple sparkle pickguard and pickups, flame maple neck, custom fretboard inlay. Heirloom.

 
I think Kiz has it right, but I'd probably have to grab the SG Special. It was my first guitar and has the most sentimental value.

Truth be told, though, I don't think I have a guitar I'd want to leave behind...

 
The Shishkov, no question. Since I'd have an extra hand though, I'd be torn as to what else to grab...right now it would have to be the Checkerboard 4-digit Standard.

 
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F*ck. I'd perish in the fire trying to carry out 5 or 6. At least 3 of them would be Hamer Cali's.

 
veatch said:
I think Kiz has it right, but I'd probably have to grab the SG Special. It was my first guitar and has the most sentimental value.

Truth be told, though, I don't think I have a guitar I'd want to leave behind...
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Ya, send me that piece of wraparound firewood. It's junk and you don't need it. /emoticons/default_wink.png

 
Some things have more meaning to me than my guitars, me being one of them. Get out and have an excuse to go guitar shopping later.

 
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