ron(11783) | Guitar World Guitars of the Rich and Famous By: The Editors of Guitar World ISBN: 9781618937292
Publisher: Time Home Entertainment, Inc
Imprint: Time Home Entertainment
On Sale: Nov. 29, 2013
Format: TRADE PAPERBACK
Edition: International
Price: $14.99 ($17.99 in Canada)
Category: MUSIC
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Size: 9″ x 10-7/8″
Pages: 128 
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Gilligan(1518) | That’s got to be THE most recognizable guitar in rock. What do you suppose would be 2nd? I’m trying to think who else’s guitar wold be cover worthy and recognized by all. All I can come up with is Prince’s symbol guitar…
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videoman320(308) | Brian Mays homemade guitar?
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PT5150(6290) | Awesome cover..
Would love to see the 5150 on a cover one day like this..
EDDIE’S fingers aren’t fingers they are muscle-powered pistons that hammer guitar strings to the fretboard with the force of a rivet gun”.
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sickman(2380) | Maybe Randy Rhodes polkadot flying V
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Dutchie(1799) | What’s up with Guitar World magazine???? Again, this is not the original Franky… You would think more than anyone, GW could get a picture of the real deal….
That wont stop me from buying the mag though… 
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VOODOO(2375) | I’d guess it’s much easier to obtain hi res images of the replicas than the original which is supposedly under Wolf’s bed. Most people can’t tell the difference anyway.
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steecoe(1986) | voodoo: I’d guess it’s much easier to obtain hi res images of the replicas than the original which is supposedly under Wolf’s bed. Most people can’t tell the difference anyway.
How do you identify the replicas from the original?
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King Edward(1950) | videoman320: Brian Mays homemade guitar?
I’m gonna go with the Brian May guitar as well…….
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ron(11783) | Gilligan: What do you suppose would be 2nd?I’m trying to think who else’s guitar wold be cover worthy and recognized by all. All I can come up with is Prince’s symbol guitar…
I’d go with the 5 neck Cheap Trick guitar.
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VOODOO(2375) | steecoe: How do you identify the replicas from the original?
The biggest thing to me is that you can see through the red paint more on the original vs. the replicas. When you see hi res pics of the replicas, many of them look like they used an ice pick or something to scratch the body to relic them, rather than looking like actual wear. Also, with higher res pictures, many of the replicas don’t have real quarters on them either. Some do, some don’t. Those are just a few of the things I notice.
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ron(11783) | voodoo: many of the replicas don’t have real quarters on them either. Some do, some don’t.
Fake quarters?
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Cut2TheCrash(816) | ron: Gilligan: What do you suppose would be 2nd?I’m trying to think who else’s guitar wold be cover worthy and recognized by all. All I can come up with is Prince’s symbol guitar…
You can also point to BB Kings Lucille, Stevie Ray Vaughans SRV Stratocaster or Willie Nelsons Trigger , Jimmy Pages double neck or Eric Claptons Crash or if you stretch it to Basses Paul McCartney Hofner
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Cut2TheCrash(816) | ron: voodoo: many of the replicas don’t have real quarters on them either. Some do, some don’t. Fake quarters?
My understanding was they went to a casinos and then to coin collectors to by the proper 1971 quarters
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VOODOO(2375) | ron: Fake quarters?
Saw one at a music store. It was like a stamped piece of metal. Definitely not a real quarter. Had no year or anything else other than Washington’s head.
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