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mr.b

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BP, close your ears!!

Sorry if this has been posted before but i was wondering what you guys would play if EBMM weren't around!!! :confused:
 
GODIN are nice ...

Personally, when I don't play my MM Steve Morse, I play with my "home-made" guitar. In fact, I built this guitar in the workshop of a french Luthier called Xavier Petit. Very nice guy and great luthier. His guitars are great.

No prayer for the Cup ???
 
Melancon... PRS... maybe G&L... None would really do for me what my Axes do though... ;)
 
Id have to say I would be playing a Gibson. I love the looks of the SG and The Les Paul. But the playability and quality is where Gibson slacks which makes me say EBMM for life
 
good, good, keep em coming chaps. the numbers are creeping up for Gibson, PRS & G&L.

I find it hard to think about other guitars i would play other than my beloved axis. I like a good strat variant (Don Grosh for example) or something like a Johaan Gustavsson Bluesmaster Standard.
 
I'd have to start looking again.

But it probably wouldn't be the big 3.

though my prs custom 24 would serve as interim.
 
Hamer. Here's a pic of some of mine. A few are gone...

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I like my Reverend and I think they were a great value guitar. Small company, American made with the serial # written on the headstock by the owner in permanent marker, lightweight with a funky/retro design. Nice sound.

I don't know what the new ones are like now that they have moved production overseas and lowered their price point. But if MM wasn't around I'd look for some older US models.
 
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