Guitars WE Think Everyone Should Own! (debate)

years? Wow, I'll start. I have that one and this is not at all my style of guitar, but I've seen some people start playing the new Abbasi

guitars

on OCS. I've seen a lot of people play them with fan frets. Those for me. I went to the website to look yesterday, yes, yes. I did it because I've seen people play them and they look really interesting again. It's not a new design, yeah, exactly, not my style, but that's the first guitar design I've seen. Okay, now we're taking a step forward as an instrument in the design.

What can you? And I know there are You know, Toy 'full does a lot of things, it's like he played a bird fish in one of my videos about six months ago and that's a really cool and interesting design, but to me it feels more like a play of art, while this. the Abbasi stuff I've seen in videos is like, okay, this is common. I would check it. I would definitely check it out. I would love to play one of those

guitars

. I looked to see if it had a six string model. and they didn't, I don't

think

they had any pictures, he's got eight ropes up there, but he's trying, but they look really hurt.

Which is obviously a different guitar, but Klein makes one with the fanned fretboard, yeah, like that. It's been doing that for a while, but the body is completely different, it's a headless design, but the fan fretboard is really cool, interesting though, you know you played and you

think

this

should

n't work, yeah it works and in reality is the tuning. It's actually very good so yes I would be interested, it's not just because of the extended range I've seen now. John Mayer was playing one on his Instagram a couple of weeks ago and he disliked Charlie Hunter, well he was doing, he was actually playing tosin Abasi, but yeah we have a bossy concept as long as I saw it on tosin Abasi's Instagram I was like, yeah, why I saw it on Instagram, yeah, but it was cool because obviously you know those guitars.

They're associated with heavy progressive music and stuff like that, but then you have a pop blues guy like Mayer playing one and he does it like a Charlie Hunter bass racing down, on top of that it sounded amazing, yeah, you know, I saw it. that I would say um boy, it's hard that horse new guitar to nail one that I think is really going to rise and Bay because being a vintage guy, you know, years ago, all these old guitars would never be revered until someone realized that it's a guitar that sounds really good, you know, it's really cool or it looks cool, so the more you know, it's hard to choose it.

I mean, um, I mean, I can see, sir, that the guitar is one of the most sought after. I'll go up a lot in value I think so Anderson yeah I think it'll focus on builders yeah yeah if builders like it I'm a big new guy and that's the Dennis fan oh who builds those Indian fans? Oh, he had guitar fans. I had novo before and now I have realized that you can't find even ten years, you can't find a fan. Oh built fan, oh right bat buddy, when people sell them they sell them for thousands of dollars more which was thanks to the guy who built them right and I think we'll see that especially with the kind of explosion in the boutique world in The last decade or so, now

everyone

is building pedals, amps, guitars and stuff, but I think there are people who are doing it better and at a different level than others and I think those people will get some recognition and their things will be highly sought after because I think yes, I see that quality is always number one.

What draws me to something is if I know something is really well built and put together, even if I'm not a fan of the design, you know I'll still respect it, you know the quality that was put into it and they will always hold up. Above so you can know that you're not saying that making guitars is fun because they're also cool and have their own place. In fact, I mean, some of my favorite new guitars are like some of Eastwood's stuff, yeah, and homework. Those aren't copies and stuff like that, you know, they're like cheap, cool trips for $500 to $800, you know, and they're like big lighters if the grid goes down and in five years I'm not going to cry about it.

I'll be like yeah, okay, get something else, you know, I mean the Danelectro stuff you use, yeah, some jokes are great. I love those guitars, so they play amazing and you know it, but that's a guitar that's been around for, yeah, 50 years. right, that's a task that's basically a copy of this guy made out of cardboard, right, you know, masonite, yeah, but yeah, I would have to say you know, and with any of the things, the quality ones will always generate a good money and I think that's it. There will always be people who want it.

If there are low numbers, they are high quality and have a really great tone. Those are the three factors that always push something towards your collector status, so we want to know your opinion. Leave it to us in the comments. What do you guys and girls think about guitars that will be around in 50 years, will they be worth the money with today's builders and what is your favorite guitar and why is that all for now, subscribe here? Give it a thumbs up, you can go to Red's channel, which is youtube.com. Barra Repsol, Dave Onorato, guitar repair dojo on Facebook, thank you very much for watching.