What should I do?

[ThurberMingus]

Shell pink dawg. The best color for any guitar!

[waltdogg]

Maybe offer a tuxedo *and* murdered out option? All matte white with gloss black plastics and chrome hardware, and all matte black with gloss black plastics and chrome or black hardware. While the base model is the satin stain?

[Nelson Instruments]

Oh I understand! Yeah that's what it will be! Gloss hardware and matte body!
All black would look cool but I'm thinking that white with black parts might have a broad appeal?
Hoping.....damn I need to get some guitars sold!

[waltdogg]

There's not enough Tuxedo guitars. I wanted a tuxedo LP DC Special but ended up with a murdered out one.

[coldbrightsunlight]

I think the tuxedo would look great!

[Cisco]

ended up with a murdered out one.

Let's see it.

[waltdogg]

It's too black to photograph well, no lie.

[Mudfuzz]

It's too black to photograph well, no lie.

and that's my opinion on what color… black is aways the best choice for a guitar.

[Cisco]

Anticlimactic.

[waltdogg]

Anticlimactic.

Floursecent lights and shallow sun angles are the bane of taking pictures of black guitars.

[Mudfuzz]

bane of taking pictures of black guitars.

try blue ones

[waltdogg]

All blue?

[Mudfuzz]

All blue?

blue and light do funny things

[waltdogg]

You know what I think I've experienced this trying to take pictures of model kits that were predominantly blue. Weird glares show up in the photos or something right?

[Mudfuzz]

Yep, plus some blue guitar colors like azure-glow come out different in every picture you take depending on camera and lighting and such, earth tones like natural wood and reds, sunbursts and the like are pretty predictable after you know your camera well enough