Best guitar i ever put my hands on was PRS NF3. Our rhythm guitarist lent me his son's and was blown away by how good it sounded with just a little bit of boost. A couple years later my church gifted me one and i love that guitar to pieces.

Undoubtably my Fender Stratocaster. Love it to pieces and back!

A 2017 Shell Pink Fano TC6 (Telecaster with TV Jones Supertrons), formerly owned by Matt from Kings of Leon. It was the only time I played a guitar and was like "I have to find a way to buy this." So I sold a bunch of stuff and did it. Still happy.

This may sound crazy but a vintage vibe sqier strat sunburst

The Gretch Pro-Jet will continue to be my favorite sounding guitar for worship.

Early 1955 fender strat, all original. Perfect in every way

A 1991 Fender Strat Plus. Wonderful guitar.

I used to own a Squier Classic Vibe 60s Tele with the binding. Since, I have own a few American Fenders. To this day, that Squier was the guitar I bonded and loved the most. I wish I never let go of it

gibson les paul studio faded/worn finish. its just something about that guitar that stands out than the rest

Acoustic, it's a Taylor 814. I played one G chord, and it sounded like butter. Electric, it's probably a stock Duesenberg Starplayer TV. Sounds fantastic on the clean channel. Didn't need gain, although you could use it with a Doozy. Bass, I keep going back to the good old P-Bass. It just has the sound that everyone uses.

My wood library. Paul Reed Smith 594. You will have to pry out of my cold dead hands

Best overall acoustic: A late 1930’s (early 40’s?) Martin D-18 at Acoustic Cellar Guitars in Georgia Best overall electric: My Rock N Roll Relics Richards (I’ve never played any other RnR guitars, but this one is incredible)

Tremoni PRS signature. For some reason, it felt like it was playing itself

95 mexican strat i bought for $200. Plays just as good as $3000 strats. Knew I had to buy it as soon as I touched it.

Stratocaster hands down best tone for worship in my opinion

A lovely, 2001 Ernie Ball Axis with a Floyd trem, and fitted with a D-tuna…probably the most comfortable and amazing sounding guitar I owned…sadly it was one that I had to let go…

Fender Jazzmaster with Lambertone Ristresso’s🫠

My 2001 Taylor 614-ce is my best sounding guitar. If I had to pick an electric guitar, It's probably my CIJ J Mascis Jazzmaster with Curtis Novak pickups or my AVRI Jaguar. My 1971 Fender Bronco and Vintage Mustang parts guitar are honorable mentions.

One of the best for me is the Epiphone Worship Tutorials Gold Top y’all upgraded years ago that I own now. On top of that, probably a 1956 Les Paul Junior I owned for a little while but wasn’t practical for worship music at all. Best acoustic is one of my buddies cheap Johnson dreadnought style guitar. Thing booms more than any Martin I’ve ever touched. Sounds phenomenal.

My old epiphone lp I restored from a shell (body+neck only, no hardware). Surprisingly better than my American strat and Gretsch

A fender American strat plus with Lace gold pickups, the best guitar in my life 👌

Fender Stratocaster Lincoln Brewster signature model

Best guitar I’ve ever played was a 1982 Martin Custom Shop D-28 with scalloped bracing and an open finish.

I remember playing a les paul standard with bigsby tremolo at church and i loved how it was super versatile switching from praise to worship how it just sounds and feels is amazing

I played a bit on a PRS P22 when I ultimately got my Gibson Les Paul Traditional Pro. That P22 was the only guitar that felt and sounded better in all metrics than the Gibson I ended up buying, but honestly, I don't know if it would have fully worked for me. That Gibson, now 11 years later, is one of my favorite purchases, all time. Sounds amazing, feels even better, and can play anything except slide (because the action is so amazingly low).

Carvin DC127CK Koa body, Koa / maple 5 piece neck (3k & 2m), Gabon Ebony fretboard, ss frets, abalone block inlays, SD Jazz in the neck & Gibson Classic 57+ in the bridge, 50s wiring

I currently have a Gibson Les Paul Studio Smokehouse Burst and it sounds awesome.

Veritas Portlander with Popes

Fender USA HM strat. Having to sell that one was heart breaking.

I just bought a 1994 D-28 and I love it!

Personally, I've really come to love early 2000's FireBirds. Great cleans, chunky distortion, and it fells like a big slab of wood. 10/10 would play again

For me, I owned a 2009 PRS Smokeburst McCarty….a thin lacquer version of a 58 Les Paul with all the PRS McCarty elements. The 58/08 pickups were incredible and the tap coil made it so versatile. That guitar always..ALWAYS sounded good! Cant for the life of me understand why I got rid of it.

Mine is an acoustasonic jazzmaster

My schecter Damien is my second ever guitar (first was an Ibanez gio) and is my most favorite thing of all time.

Best guitar I have ever played is my 1994 Ibanez s custom. It's a real made in Japan Ibanez that plays so smooth and was in new condition when I got it a few years ago. The pickups have that classic humbucker sound, and the hsh configurations make it extremely versatile. Honestly that and my 1991 Ibanez jem are my favorite guitars to play at church. No idea why more people don't give the "super strat" guitars a try for praise and worship music.

I don’t play electric but I’d say acoustic wise Yamaha FG 800 but I’m saving up for a McPherson honeycomb sable that this channel uses and sounds great

Best sounding… gotta say either my friends prs ce24 or another friends duesenberg star player. Felt they went well with my rig but brought a lovely sound.

My 1964 Strat is the best it’s so fn unbelievably LOUD unplugged it’s insane and it holds tune better than all my other guitars

I would like to bond with it!

A red tele that had a belly cut and an arm cut. Weird but it was absolutely incredible

My favorite guitar was a Gibson faded SG I loved it was so light and easy to play in the hum bucker sound phenomenal ! I miss it my son tours with it now! ❤

The best guitar I ever had the opportunity to play was a Gibson J60 owned by a youth pastor I've met a couple of times. That thing had strumming headroom for ever and massive depth to the sound. Another noteworthy instrument was a R.Moreno classical guitar I considered buying - it was an incredibly responsive instrument for a very low price, but required a much more gentle touch than I could manage.

I had a Fender American born Tele from like 2010 or something. Bought it off Reverb, as soon as I held it I loved it... I can't explain it, it was just pure heaven to hold and it sounded AMAZING... but it wrecked me, truly. Times got hard quick and I had to sell it, and ever since I just can't quite love a guitar, because none of them sound or feel like that one. Now I have a Reverend Flatroc that is quite nice, but only time will tell if it reaches that status.

I haven’t got to play many guitars but my budget Gibson Firebird plays very well for worship music with my pod go, I love it

Gibson Les Paul Custom ‘68 reissue from the custom shop with two 57PAFs. It continues to be the sound and fretboard feel that I chase 15+ years later. Life changing guitar… last I heard that guitar is now a studio guitar somewhere in France. No idea how I was lucky enough to play on it a bit as a novice guitarist 😂

My Dean acoustic/electric NSDC GN solid spruce top with Rosewood back and sides and Ernie Ball Earthwood 80/20 bronze alloy light it has an amazing tone I played at least 10 different instruments in all the brands but this guitar spoke to me when I played it I knew it was the one when I picked it up

I have a MIJ squier telecaster. (1987). I have sold American telecasters, American Stats and Gibson Les Paul. I still keep my squier. You have a killer guitar. Congrats

My Gibson Les Paul 50s Tribute with P-90s in Wine Red, a lot like the guitar he's holding. But since I always play bass in church, my '94 Fender P-Bass sounds good on everything!

'96 Gibson L.P. Studio with P-94's. Middle position was out of phase. Amazing !!!

Nash T63. It was sadly out of my budget at the time, and now every Nash I play doesn’t seem to measure up. I’m still looking for that magic.

My prs se custom 24. They're just 85/15s pickups but the combo of those and a fender amp is just awesome.

Silver Sky SE and a 1979 Fender Strat - both had a rich and musical tone. Think the feel of the necks helped in the perception of how it “sounded” too, if that makes sense 😂

My refinished 2011 Studio Faded. Amber Spirit of 59 pickups, 50's wiring and weighs 7.2 lbs. Nothing compares...

It’s a tie between a Harmony silhouette and a Gretsch streamliner hollowbody

The best sounding electric guitar I’ve ever played was my 1981 Ibanez AS100 with Super 58 pickups. The neck was perfect and played like butter. The Super 58’s were creamy in the neck position. The bridge was biting but not harsh. Clean it was articulate and overdriven or distorted it just screamed. Wish I still had it.

My favorite guitar ever is the Fender Lincoln Brewster signature model. It’s a dream to play!

Electric would probably be my Novo Serus J, and acoustic would be a 1947 Gibson Southern Jumbo that my local shop had for sale a few years ago. I still dream about that guitar

That’s difficult… I’ve had the privilege to have owned some great ones… but 2 for me standout currently. 1) Suhr JM PRO w/ Thornbuckers and coil split push-push on both pickups. 2) Ricardo Sanchez Custom T Semi-Hollow that I spec’d out with Ricardo. Lambertones Ristretto JM cover Neck, Lambertones Grinder JM cover Bridge w/ 4-way switch. Master Grade Roasted Flame Maple Neck and Fretboard, Mastery Trem and Bridge. Amazing guitar!

For me it was my 1996 Fender strat deluxe. Just effortless to play and I really bonded with it. It could do anything I asked of it. Now I'm playing some Gretsch's which, are good but not as good.

A PRS Custom 24 private stock... a 2007 model if I'm not mistaken. It sounded absolutely incredible through a Marshall JVM 410 2×12 combo.

Probably my '95 PRS Custom 22. I recently installed Suhr Thornbucker pickups in it and it's the best sounding/playing guitar I've owned.

I really like my Banning Heartbreaker.

Just got a glory guitars shepard and im loving it. Best ive played for sure

My 2012 Gibson Les Paul Traditional with a bone nut, custombuckers non covered,1950s bumble Bee caps, 50s wiring. Working man’s Custom Shop Reissue. The newer Kingfish Tele deluxe sounds amazing and plays great too. Acoustic: my Matin CS-17 Outlaw and Gibson Mystic Rosewood Hummingbird Bonding wise: 2017 Gibson J45 stock. I bought two others and returned them, they’re right… third one was a charm! My main writing guitar.

For worship, probably my 2013 Gibson LPJ Faded with EMG 57/66 pickups.

I bought a bad but beautiful dark blue burl face Epiphone LP, replaced all the components and wiring with Gibson, plus Seymour Duncan Antiquities pickups and was super pleased with how it sounded when done.

04 PRS singlecut trem. Some guitars just have MOJO. That one has it!

Late 90's Peavy EVH Wolfgang.

Duesenberg Starplayer TV Phonic

Ernie ball saber. Is by far the best guitar that I have ever played. Of course I’m always searching to see if there is something better.

James Tyler Studio Elite. Hands-down winner.

My favorite is definitely my Mercedes Blue Suhr S2

I’m mainly a bass player but my favorites my 2003 Mexican p bass. Even though I own a American pro series that I financed to buy. I use your bass patch for helix every gig

I play a Gretsch Penguin 58’ reissue for P&W. It nails the tones with ease. My Les Paul Classic with P90s is a close second (and sometimes #1), but it doesn’t do “smooth” as well as the Penguin.

For me it’s my Duesenberg Starplayer TV Phonic in Venetian White, it just sings!!! Also the two D Duesenberg logos to me remind me of my beloved almost 5 year old twin sons Daison & Daitham every time! I nicknamed it Dearly beloveD, as their names mean beloved too! God bless

My main for worship is a Charvel DS-1. Five piece mahogany, neck-thru construction. It's an absolute war horse. Seymour Duncan blackouts. That's right, active pickups for worship.

Fender 1960 strat

My PRS CE 24 semi-hollow for electric. And depending on the mood I'm in, either my mcpherson Sable or Taylor 814ce dlx for acoustic

My PRS S2 Standard 24 with Lollar El Rayo's! Sounds phenomenal.

Best one I've ever played is a FGN neo classic. Basically their LP variant. Japanese greatness from the OG factory of the Ibanez Prestige

Gretsch G6-119 Tennessee Rose. And my Taylor 616ce

2005 PRS McCarty gold top.

My friend owned a Yamaha sgv 800 and it was the nicest guitar I have ever laid my hands on

I've got a replica les Paul with planet tone pickups I love it.

That’s an impossible question for me to answer. I like different things about all of them.

a 2016 60th Anniversary R9!

The tele and jazzmaster

MARTIN D28!!

My PRS Fiore is my favorite sounding guitar I love the thing

I do have a special mention guitar. The PRS 24 fret PRS Mira.

My Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass HSS is so versatile and sounds incredible

I was at Gruhns Guitars in Nashville. I picked up a Nylon String Martin. 1941. It was $10,000. I started playing. Next when I checked the time, 45 minutes had past. It felt like 10 minutes. I was lost in how great it sounded, and well it played. If I had $10,000 to spend it would have been mine. IMO it was worth more than that.

61 gibson les paul solid body (sg) so fortunate!!

Crook Custom Guitar. Bill Crook is the master when it comes to building magnificent guitars

My Gibson "lee Roy Parnell" 59 burst with 57 classic humbuckers in it. Killer Les Paul 👍

Gibson SG with P90s and adjustable wrap around tail piece. 🖤🖤🖤

I have a tie. A newer Gretsch 6228, and a 2007 Explorer that I still regret selling even after 7 years.

Best sounding was def Caleb Chapman from Colony House’s Squier jazzmaster with Lollar P90s through a benson. It ripped!!

My 2013 Gibson Historic 1958 plain top, i have owned several R8,R9,R0,, this one is the best

My KIESEL Solo has been described by my fellow EG Bros at church as a “Tone Beast”….. I agree, it slays.