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UglyCasanova wrote:

friendship wrote:Looks like Rachel from Blade Runner.

Don't make me fap

No.

I think the whole design philosophy is it's meant to be a guitar designed for people with boobs, smaller shoulders and hands to play. That's pretty cool considering the specific 'options for women' guitars out there tend to be basically daisy rock...

I don't have boobs but I really want one.

I also really dig it. Depends on the price point. Obviously it'll be a lot, but just how a lot is my question.

i love it. it's like a klaus nomi firebird.

That's a handsome guitar right there

She's a really interesting guitarist but I would never buy a signature series guitar. Don't care who it is.

Confuzzled wrote:She's a really interesting guitarist but I would never buy a signature series guitar. Don't care who it is.

I bought the j mascis, thurston Moore, and lee ranaldo signature models and Warren Ellis tenor guitar....all great instruments and those finishes on the fenders are all killer and not available otherwise.

Some signature models end up really, really taking off. Like the Mosrite Ventures, one of the greatest geetars ever. And I'd buy a Hallmark Deke Dickerson in a heartbeat.

ANYWAY

I never got into St. Vincent. And I have tried. I saw her live opening for Mumford & Sons and I listened to all her records. I just don't feel it.

casecandy wrote:Some signature models end up really, really taking off. Like the Mosrite Ventures, one of the greatest geetars ever. And I'd buy a Hallmark Deke Dickerson in a heartbeat.

ANYWAY

I never got into St. Vincent. And I have tried. I saw her live opening for Mumford & Sons and I listened to all her records. I just don't feel it.

Bakersfield!

I like it. It's radical looking, original but still balanced looking. Shame about the MM headstock......

I think the guitar looks sick.