The one guitar that you own that you would never sell.

[Mbroady]

Well, it just so happens that I added a David Webber Roundbody guitar to the herd. Picked it up a few hours ago and have been playing it since..... am not about to run out and sell the rest but if I had to pick one to keep it might be the Webber. It's that nice.

[dilver]

‘59 Martin 00018. Still the one…

[dilver]

‘59 Martin 00018. Still the one…

[000Guy]

My 2007 Martin 000-18 Authentic is a lifetime keeper, an exceptional guitar in every way.

[Texsunburst59]

I picked this beauty up in ‘84 for $500.

It’s the best $500 I’ve ever spent on any guitar.

My ‘80 Gibson Jimmy Wallace’58 Prototype Standard.

[Vigier]

My 52 blackguard fender tele

[Skip Ellis]

No such thing -I would sell any of them to get something I considered 'better' or something that I needed to fill a particular purpose. I just can't understand getting emotionally attached to any inanimate object.

[brencat]

Easy…my 2003 Merrill C-28 in Adi / Honduran RW

Wide open sound, deep mature bass, just an awesome instrument that every time I play it makes me wonder why I bother with all the other buying and selling. But hey, I don’t have many hobbies, and this is fun

[Dr356]

My Martin 12 fret. Will be here forever.

[columbia]

My Blueridge BR-40. I got it for a steal, play it more than any other guitar, and couldn't make much on a sale if I tried.

[Boomstick]

I have two guitars I will never sell. I'm partial to maple, when done right anyway (there are so many bad maple guitars out there) and I have two of the best. In fact, I like both of these so much I sold off my third acoustic.

#1) '76 Guild F-50 (maple). I have played at least a thousand different models of guitars in my life, and maybe three might sound as good. All three were much more expensive hand-built guitars as well, and I'd have to play them in the same room side by side to be sure.



'75 Guild G-37. My dad gave me this as a "beater" when I said I was considering an Epiphone Frontier masterbuilt for the same reason. It's way too nice to use as a beater. There is some signs of play in the fretboard, otherwise I'd think it was a closet guitar. He had some really thick coated strings on it that will kill the sound of a guitar, but as soon as I got them off I was really amazed how much I like this guitar too.

[PassingThru]

I may not have bought it yet but my 000-16 is highly rated to stay a good while.

[ljguitar]

Originally Posted by MartinD12-20

…which acoustic guitar that you own is the one you would never part with?

HI M-D12…

My 1993 Olson Dreadnought · EIR/Cedar · 1¾" nut…

[TomB'sox]

I thought about this question for 2 days now and I really could not narrow it down to one guitar. I just can't do it.

[k_russell]

My Guild D40c, built in 1979. I bought it after I cleared all of my debts from college. We have grown old together.