Your realistic chance to get that Gypsy sound
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50 guitars to play before you die
Don't check out until you've checked these out
Guitarist, Mon 8 Aug 2011, 7:30 am BST
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Gibson ES-135
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Fender 1952 Telecaster
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Collings CJ
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Duesenberg Pomona 6 Lap Steel
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D'Angelico New Yorker
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Yamaha Troy Van Leeuwen SA-503
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Vox Virage DC
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Any random cheap piece of crap
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1969-71 Ampeg Dan Armstrong 'Plexi'
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James Trussart Rusty Holey Steelcaster
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1963 Fender Esquire
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Any Gibson Explorer
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Gibson 1959 ES-335
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Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standard
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PRS Mira
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1937 Martin D-28
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PRS DGT
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Patrick James Eggle Linville
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Gretsch White Falcon
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Alhambra Crossover
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Yamaha Pacifica 112V
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Gibson SG Standard
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Taylor 514ce
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1959 Gibson J-200
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Fender 1959-1963 Stratocaster
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Zemaitis Metal Front
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1920s Weissenborn
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Yamaha FG730S
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Ibanez JEM77FP
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Emmons Lashley Le Grand III Pedal Steel
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Parker Fly Deluxe
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Late-1960s Guild 12-string
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Thurston Moore's late '60s sunburst Jazzmaster
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1940s Martin 000-18
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Taylor T-5
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Danelectro Dano '63 Baritone
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1965 Di Giorgio Tarrega
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Squier Vintage Modified Tele Custom/Custom II
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Gitane D-500
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Gordon-Smith GS 1-60
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1990-95 Ernie Ball Music Man EVH
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Jackson Soloist c1987
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Tom Anderson Atom
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Godin ACS
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National Delphi
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Rickenbacker 360/12
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Epiphone Casino
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Tyler Studio Elite
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Novax Charlie Hunter Solidbody 8
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1954-58 Gibson Les Paul Junior
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Getting your hands on a pukka Maccaferri is less likely than being able to play all Django's stuff… two fingered. John Jorgenson ticks both boxes, but everyone else should try this for a credible Gypsy jazz starter. A unique sound and feel: Djangtastic.
Price: £529 (BUY: Thomann)
Budget buy: Gitane GJ-15 (£399)
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