Alternative Design Guitars
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Fender MIJ Trad II 60s Jaguar RW BLK
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Fender MIJ Trad II 60s Jazzmaster BLK
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Squier CV 60s Jazzmaster LRL TSPG TCO
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Ibanez IC420FM-CRS
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Suhr Classic JM HH RW SBL
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Reverend Double Agent W MBK
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Fender MIJ Trad II 60s Mustang WPL
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Epiphone 1963 Firebird V Vibrola PW
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Epiphone 1963 Firebird I Reissue CR
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Reverend Charger 290 Bigsby Chron. Blue
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Sterling by Music Man S.U.B. Axis AX 3 Neptune Blue
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Sterling by Music Man Stringray 50X Seafoam Green
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Sterling by Music Man Stingray 50X Black
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Evh Wolfgang Special T.O.M GBK
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Evh Wolfgang Special T.O.M HWH
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Evh Wolfgang Special T.O.M OXB
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ESP LTD CS-II QM Vintage Natural
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Vincent Nova CC Deep Ocean
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Gibson RD Custom Ebony
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Ibanez Q52PB-COL
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Reverend Jetstream HB High Tide Blue
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Reverend Jetstream 390 CBL
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Ibanez IC420-AAB
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Guild Surfliner Deluxe Scarlett Red
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Guild Surfliner Deluxe Glacier Blue
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Höfner Shorty Cream
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Harley Benton RB-612CS Classic Series Bundle
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Danelectro Sitar Black Crackle
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Fender Hybrid II Jazzmaster RW Q AQM
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Fender Hybrid II Jazzmaster RW Q RBL
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Ibanez Q547PB-COL
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Ibanez Q54W-CMM
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Fender Am Ultra II Meteora MN AVL
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Fender Am Ultra II Meteora EB TXT
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Fender Am Ultra II Meteora EB UBST
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Fender Player II Jaguar RW CRR
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Fender Player II Jaguar RW HLY
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Fender Player II Jazzmaster RW BLK
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PRS S2 Vela Satin Charcoal '24
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Fender Player II Jazzmaster RW AQB
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Fender Player II Jazzmaster RW CRR
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Fender Player II Jazzmaster RW BCG
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Evh Wolfgang Standard WINE RED
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Evh Wolfgang Standard PELHAM BLUE
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Evh Wolfgang Special QM TigerEyeG
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Reverend Club King 290 MBK
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Reverend Double Agent W CB
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Reverend Charger 290 Deep Sea Blue
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About Alternative Design Guitars
Alternative Design Guitars break from traditional shapes and construction, often prioritizing ergonomics, unique tonal characteristics, and visual flair. These guitars appeal to players seeking something beyond the standard Strat or Les Paul, frequently appearing in genres that value individuality and sonic experimentation. They represent a willingness to challenge norms and explore unconventional approaches to guitar design.
Alternative Design Guitars — Pros & Cons
PROS
- Unique aesthetic and visual appeal sets players apart.
- Often feature innovative ergonomics for enhanced comfort.
- Can deliver unconventional tones not found in standard designs.
- Frequently offer a high build quality relative to price.
CONS
- Parts availability and repair can be challenging.
- May not be universally accepted or understood by audiences.
- Resale value can be unpredictable due to niche appeal.
- Can sometimes compromise traditional guitar feel.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alternative Design Guitars
Not necessarily; some are incredibly playable, but ergonomics can be unusual and require adjustment. It's crucial to try before you buy.
It varies greatly. Body construction and pickup choices have a larger impact than the overall design itself.
Generally yes, but always double-check the scale length and string spacing to ensure compatibility.
