5 Must Have Guitars For Every Player

If you're a guitar player, you've probably wondered what guitar you should get next, or even how many guitars should you have? I think there are 5 guitars that are absolute must-haves for every guitar player out there, no matter what style you play or even how experienced you are. These are my picks for 5 must-have guitars for every player.

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0:00 Intro
1:21 Guitar 1
2:45 Guitar 2
6:24 Guitar 3
11:09 Guitar 4
15:07 Guitar 5

[RedCarRecords]

The correct number: the amount you have plus one.

[rudyzee]

There is actually a very simple formula to know how many guitars you should own,

X+1 = The amount of guitars you should own where "x" = the amount of guitars you currently own.

[anthonycutt]

Right handed player: Here are the five guitars that every guitarist needs.
Left handed player: There are five guitars?

[Sephi_Dreams]

I remember my first broken LP neck. It was my Artic White Epiphone LP. Strap let loose of the button and it hit the floor. I was destroyed at the loss. But, after research and trying to find a luthier to fix it, I ended up resetting and fixing the neck myself. Left it glued and clamped in place for weeks and then used resin to fill in any gaps in the exterior of the neck. Sanded it down and its super smooth. Keeps tune better than ever and plays great. I'll never let that one go. Also, all my guitars now immediately get Dunlop Straplocks installed before use. Never again....

[hkguitar]

I'm always game to hear about how I might need more guitars.

[Winermue]

This man just justified my guitar collection.

[JustSomeGuy]

How many guitars should you have? Yes.

[IainFrame]

Ex-girlfriend asked me why I had so many guitars. I asked why a golfer needs so many clubs. Fun fact: she's not my girlfriend any more.

[fooshoo]

I inherited 7 Guitars from my dad and I couldn’t play, . For Ten years I never understood why he had so many different guitars. Until about a year and a half ago, when I decided to pick one up and play. Now I’m still a beginner, but I enjoy guitar so much and am grateful to have access to so many guitars. And I know now exactly why my dad had 7 guitars and not just one.

[bazzboy]

My Telecaster has been drug through 25 years. It’s been knocked off it’s stand more than I like to remember. I take this guitar to every gig. Each time I pick this guitar up it’s in tune and ready to play. I have many guitars, but this Tele is the one. Thanks Rhett! I love your content bro.

[mrseaweed]

I think a semi hollow electric like a gretch or hollow Gibson can be a nice addition to a collection

[quickscopeoneeighty]

I couldn't decide if I wanted my P90 guitar to be a Les Paul or an SG, but I'm a sucker for originality and decided a LP gold top is the way to go. Absolutely the right decision

[deafrider]

My list:
1. Acoustic
2. Strat
3. (Semi-)Hollow Body (Epiphone Casino is my choice it has also P-90s)
4. Humbucker pick ups like LesPaul (my choice is flying V)
5. Some not ordinary guitar like 12 string guitar if you play more classic stuff or 7 string or baritone if you are into more heavy stuff

[Miningfordiamonds]

As a kid I was always told to start with an acoustic guitar, however I think kids starting out should start with an electric, semi hollow, or hollow body solely because they have lighter gage strings. Playing heavy strings without any calluses and a non-developed fretting hand would help a lot to keep you wanting to practice and play. Just my opinion on that topic.

[cerealkiller]

Rhett, thank you so much for bringing desperately needed attention to the fact that I don't have a P-90 loaded guitar. Until this video my wife had no idea of the dire urgency needed to alleviate this obvious crisis.

[undersoundproductions]

Probably the best video ever for reading the comments and hearing everyone elses choices. Thanks y, all.

[JustQuitePro]

"The best guitar to play is the one you have." © 5 watt world

[JoeFic]

As a player of 40 + years I can say your advice to build a partscaster is spot on! Nothing more satisfying than playing a guitar that you had a hand in specifying and building or even modifying. But once you let that genie out of the bottle it can become addictive! All 6 of my solid body electric guitars now have either been built or modified by me for specific purposes and it was a 5 year journey😁

[madelinemitchell]

Before watching this, I consulted my wallet. It said a hard no.

[rbilleaud]

As an amateur luthier, one of my goals had been to come up with guitars that cover as many sounds as possible in one instrument. My most successful project so far has been what I call my Humcaster. It has a single coil Telecaster pup in the bridge and a Duncan APH-2 in the neck. The body style is modeled off an old 80s era Cort double cut. I really like the symmetrical layout and rounded horns. It has a natural wood finish on the maple/mahogany 7 piece body with a 3 piece maple/mahogany neck, very thin profile a 23.5 Inch scale neck, 'cause I have small hands. It's pretty sweet.