Now that’s what I call a guitar.
It must have taken hours to carve the intricate detail into this guitar. I wonder how it is to play this one. Is it better to stand or sit down with it. There certainly is lots of places to put a extra pick if you need to.
While live with this thing, I think that most people would be more interested in the guitar itself then your playing, ha, ha! You could probably be playing your worst version of shop sticks, if you can figure that one out, and the audience would still applaud after you stop.
God bless distinctive guitars!
Keep on Jammin’, or in this case carving
Wow, that’s amazing. How do find all these wild guitars?
Thats one of the coolest guitars I’ve ever seen. I wonder how long it took someone to carve that?
Gizmo, they’re old axes that I have in my collection.
Keep on Jammin’
I fell in love with this one the first time I saw it! A buddy of mine, when I lived back in Brantford, had a hand carved guitar but it was nothing like this. It played great but my attention always gravitated to the carvings on it every time!
keep on Jammin’