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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 6h
Ibanez 2674, 2675, and 2676
The Ibanez 2674, 2675, and 2676 are all fancy Les Paul copies from the 1970s. I didn't know which one I wanted to post, so I picked all three. They all have the same basic Les Paul setup, with a single-cutaway body, two humbuckers, a volume knob and a tone knob for each pickup, and a 3-way switch. They also have what appears to be a coil tap switch. The most striking thing about each one is the fancy inlay work that covers the body. It's the same for each guitar, with a large flower behind the bridge and flowering vines that start at the knobs and follow the contour of the body all the way to the pickup switch.

This is the 2674. It's black and has two uncovered pickups. A vine inlay  runs all the way to the fretboard and onto the carved 3/3 headstock.This is the 2675. It's got a sunburst finish, one covered humbucker to go with the uncovered one, a fancy pickguard with a curl at the end, intricate fretboard inlays, and a 3/3 headstock shaped like one you'd see on a mandolin.This is the 2676. It's red and has gold hardware, two covered pickups, block inlays, and a 3/3 headstock that's closer to what you'd see on later Ibanez guitars.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 19h
I'm pretty sure it's mahogany.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 02/10/2026
Just a cover.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 02/10/2026
Yamaha SB-70 bass
The Yamaha SB-70 is the top-of-the-line bass that Yamaha had in the early 1970s. It's got a single-cutaway body style reminiscent of a Les Paul, but with a really deep cutaway and a German carve around the edge of the body that's accented with white binding. It's got two pickups, and each one has its own volume control. There's also a master tone control. The 20-fret neck has chevron-shaped inlays and is topped by a 2/2 headstock.
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John Scalzi @scalzi.com · 01/10/2026
If you see this post a vampire that isn't Dracula
Keith Richards
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A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs @500songspodcast.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Oh if I'd only seen, that the joke was on me…🤡 New bonus episode out now! We’re dead serious! Join Andrew as he delves right into "I Started a Joke" by the Bee Gees 🐝 🎶 Available exclusively on Patreon: www.patreon.com/AndrewHickey...
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 01/10/2026
Yep! If you want to know more info on any of the guitars I post, check the alt text.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 01/10/2026
Yep! He played ESP guitars for about 5 minutes in the late 80s.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 01/10/2026
ESP custom
I've posted some wild custom guitars that ESP has made before, most recently the angel-inspired ones they made for The Alfee's guitarist Toshihiko Takamizawa. This one's a little simpler than those, but no less weird.

This guitar was made for Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian, back in the little blip of the 80s before he signed a deal with Jackson. It's a fairly normal black super-Strat guitar, with a humbucker that's controlled by just a volume knob. The weirdness starts with the inlay work. There's a large, yellow NY Yankees logo inlaid behind the hardtail bridge, and the word NOT is inlaid on the neck between the 12th fret and the end of the fretboard with large white capital letters. The inlay takes the place of the frets in that area. (The large block inlay on the 12th fret is just that, and not meant to be a capital I.)
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
That's what I said in the alt text, but I saw an auction listing that said something different, so I started to doubt myself.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
I don't think the switch is a coil tap, because the single-neck guitars have the same pickup, but no switches. The pickups are original, though. You can see them if you zoom in on this catalog page:
guitar-catalog.com
The World of Musical Instruments Brochures - AriaPro2 Catalog 2000 Page 22
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
I might be wrong about what I said the switches do in the alt text, but I can't find any info on this guitar anywhere that isn't from auction listings, so I took a guess. One might be a 3-way pickup switch and one might be a 3-way amp switch. I dunno.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
They shoud've just had one amp like Fernandes did with their Nomad doubleneck.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 30/09/2026
Pignose PGG-TWIN
I found this Pignose PGG-TWIN in the same catalog I found yesterday's guitar in, and I thought it was too good not to post right away.

You might know Pignose from their small travel amps. Frank Zappa had one that he heavily modified and took everywhere, for example. What you may not know is they also made travel guitars in the late 90s and early 00s that were kinda a competitor to the Fernandes Nomad line. The normal guitar was a single-cutaway design, but I've also seen one shaped like a Flying V. The PGG-TWIN is the weirdest one of the bunch, though.

It's a 12/6 doubleneck guitar, and each neck is set up the same way: a hot rails-style pickup jammed next to the bridge and a speaker for a built-in amp. (Yes, this guitar has two amps. No, I don't know why.) There's a volume knob that's also a push/pull power button and a toggle switch for each amp. You can even have both amps on at the same time if you want. Each neck has 22 frets. The top one has a 6/6 headstock, and the bottom one is a 3/3.There's a label between the Strat-style hardtail bridges that shows you how to use the volume knob. It reads:

Power & Volume Knob
Pull: Power-on
Push: Power-off
Full Volume -> Feedback!
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John Scalzi @scalzi.com · 30/09/2026
Posting this now so that people know I've seen it and no I won't be bidding for the five-necked guitar that's one neck short of the guitar I already have www.thatericalper.com/2026/09/29/c...
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Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen Is Auctioning Guitars And Rock Memorabilia For Charity - That Eric Alper
Rick Nielsen has spent more than five decades collecting guitars, cars, clothes and rock memorabilia. Now the Cheap Trick guitarist is opening up part of that personal archive for a charity auction. J...
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 29/09/2026
It's from around 2000. At least, that was when the catalog I found it in was published.
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AriaproII Guitars Catalog 2000
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 29/09/2026
Aria M48V
The Aria M48V is a semi-hollow electric guitar with a curved F-hole and an extra point coming out of the lower half of the body. It's got two P-90s that are controlled by a volume knob, a tone knob, and a 3-way blade switch. It's also got a Bigsby, a 24-fret neck, and a 3/3 headstock.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 28/09/2026
ESP THE ALFEE Signature Angel Classic Junior
I've posted a few guitars that ESP made for The Alfee's guitarist Toshihiko Takamizawa (Takamiy), and here's another one. This one is the most normal of the bunch, which is saying something.

The ESP THE ALFEE Signature Angel Classic Junior has a shape that's inspired by a Les Paul, but has went through some rather creative surgery. It's got an asymmetrical waistline, and the cutaway horn has been moved all the way back to where your leg would rest if you played this sitting down. The body also has The Alfee inlaid on it, as well as one of Takamiy's other angel-inspired guitars, making this the only instance I can think of where a guitar's inlaid onto a totally different one.

This guitar's got two humbuckers, and they're controlled by a volume knob and a 3-way switch. It's also got a Floyd Rose trem. The neck has angel inlays and is topped by a curly 4/2 headstock. (Ignore the black things on either side of the headstock; those are from a guitar stand.)
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 28/09/2026
He sure did! I've posted a few of his basses. Here's my favorite pic of him that I've posted. The bass isn't that weird, but the picture has a great story behind it.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
It's not the first time I've had to clarify that a luthier wasn't the more famous (or, in this case, infamous) person of the same name:
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
If you wanna get into lefties mangling a right-handed guitar, check out what somebody did to Michael Bloomfield's Telecaster:
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G.E. Smith Jams on the Guitar That Killed Folk!
YouTube video by Vintage Guitar
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
Not that one, this one:
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Peter Cook
Explore 3 Peter Cook products used by 1 artist including John Entwistle.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
Vox had a similar model that was made out of a case for a wah pedal.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
It was already kinda a thing, though.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
If I had a nickel for every bass legend that's hacked up a Fender, etc. etc.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 27/09/2026
Peter Cook Axe bass
Here's a picture that Baron Wolman took when the Who played the Cow Palace in San Francisco on 11/18/67. In it, John Entwistle is singing and playing a bass guitar that started life as a Fender Jazz, but has been heavily modified by luthier Peter Cook. The body is really narrow where it joins up to the neck, then flares out to a rounded triangle shape for John to rest his arm on at the top and a hook-shaped area at the bottom. The neck, bridge, and pickup are from a Fender Jazz bass, but the knobs (one volume and one tone) don't look particularly Fender-ish.

John also had a version of this bass (called the Axe) that was based on a Gibson Thunderbird.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 26/09/2026
Donner Hush X
The Donner Hush X is a headless electric guitar designed for traveling. Its body is kinda shaped like a Steinberger, but it's got a removable frame around the edge of the body that gives it the shape of a regular electric. It's got a humbucker and a single-coil, and they're controlled by a concentric volume/tone knob and a 3-way switch. Since this is a headless guitar, the tuners are integrated into the bridge.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 25/09/2026
It's definitely got some Gibson DNA.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 25/09/2026
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DEVO - Be Stiff
YouTube video by ConcertsOnVEVO
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 25/09/2026
Eastwood "Be Stiff" bass
Eastwood has made versions of a lot of DEVO's more famous guitars, like the LaBaye 2x4, Ibanez Cloud, and "Whip It" Les Paul. They also made this: the "Be Stiff" bass.

The original bass probably started as a Gibson EB of some sort, but the body's been cut down dramatically. If you flip the bass upside down so the neck is pointing at the ground, the body looks like a mushroom, with a large oval top and thin shaft where the neck bolts up. It's got two pickups that are controlled by a volume knob, a tone knob, and a 3-way switch. Eastwood topped the 2/2 headstock with an Energy Dome and the DEVO logo.

The bass in the picture is a right-handed model, but a lefty version was also available.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 24/09/2026
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Breaking Bad: Gus Fring Says 'Do It'
Alt: Breaking Bad: Gus Fring Says 'Do It'
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 24/09/2026
Washburn WV40 Vindicator
The Washburn WV40 Vindicator is an asymmetrical Flying V-style electric guitar. The top part of the V is longer and thicker than the bottom, and it's also curved. The guitar has two humbuckers, and they're controlled by a volume knob, a tone knob, and a 3-way switch. The 24-fret neck has compass-shaped fret inlays and is topped by a reversed 6-in-line headstock. My favorite part is the pinstriping that follows the outline of the body.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 24/09/2026
Not if you have your amp turned up loud enough.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 24/09/2026
Each string has its own piezo pickup, and the electronics treats each one as its own signal and can pitch shift a string up or down based on what tuning you have programmed.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 23/09/2026
Line6 Variax 700 Acoustic
The Line6 Variax 700 Acoustic looks like a fairly normal thinline acoustic guitar. It's got a deep cutaway and the fretboard extends into the soundhole, giving you access to the higher notes on the treble strings. If you just look at the front of the guitar, the only real clue that this isn't a normal acoustic is the 6 individual piezo pickups in the bridge.The controls for the Variax electronics are on top of the body. There's a model selector knob and three sliders. In the regular mode, the sliders control the virtual mic position, volume, and a compressor. If you double-tap the knob, however, that puts the guitar into alternate tuning mode. You can use the sliders to pick preset tunings, or even create your own.There are two output jacks: a normal 1/4" output and a special Variax cable that's basically an RJ45 cable with a special connector that'll lock it in place. This will take care of sound output and power for the guitar if you've got the right breakout box.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 23/09/2026
That's the actual name of the finish.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 22/09/2026
JD Guitars T-12
The JD Guitars T-12 is a 12-string version of a thinline Telecaster, with a single-cutaway semi-hollow body that's got one F-hole. It's stained red at the end of the body and fades to yellow the closer you get to the neck, giving it a "tequila sunrise" finish that's only covered by a small S-shaped pickguard that barely reaches to the bridge plate. There's a DiMarzio hot rail-style humbucker (maybe a Fast Track T? not sure) in the bridge, and a normal single-coil in the neck. They're controlled by a volume knob, two tone knobs, and a 3-way switch. The 6/6 headstock is finished the same way as the body.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 21/09/2026
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Jim Carrey I Like It
Alt: Jim Carrey from Dumb & Dumber says "I like it a lot."
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 21/09/2026
Kay K900G
The Kay K900G is a semi-hollow electric guitar with a symmetrical double-cutaway body shape, a narrow waist, pointy horns, and one F-hole. It's got two single-coil pickups, and each one has its own volume control and on-off switch. There's also a master tone control and a 3-way rhythm/bass/solo switch. The weird thing about the controls is all of them are sliders except for that one switch. The guitar also has a Bigsby-style trem, block inlays, and a 3/3 headstock with a full-width string retainer right above the nut.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 20/09/2026
Ibanez Artcore AWD82T
The Ibanez Artcore AWD82T is a semi-hollow archtop guitar with a Strat-style double-cutaway body. There's binding around the edge of the body and around the two F-holes. It's got two humbuckers, and they're controlled by a volume knob, a tone knob, and a 3-way switch. The T on the model number stands for "tremolo". The neck has large "kumogara" block inlays and a 3/3 headstock.

The AWD82T was a one-year wonder for Ibanez, and it was replaced by the AWD83T in 2006.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 19/09/2026
It's too bad they didn't stick around longer.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 19/09/2026
Murph Squire 1-T
Murph was a Californian guitar brand that only lasted for two years in the 1960s. I've posted one of their guitars before, and here's another one: the Squire. This offset electric has one single-coil pickup and a tremolo, hence the designation 1-T. The pickup is controlled by a volume knob and a tone knob. Murph is written on a large plastic cover for the 3/3 headstock.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 19/09/2026
Burl's Art has done it again!
youtube.com
I Built a Guitar With No Neck or Body
YouTube video by Burls Art
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 18/09/2026
Traveler Escape Mark III
The Traveler Escape Mark III is a headless travel guitar with a single cutaway. It's got a full-scale neck, and the tuners are under the strings where the soundhole would be on a regular acoustic. There's a piezo pickup in the bridge, and controls for it (volume, bass, and treble knobs) are on top of the body.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 17/09/2026
Here's more info on it! I really like the way the website for it is laid out. Make sure you scroll all the way through to see everything.
godinguitars.com
Angine de Poitrine | Godin Guitars
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 17/09/2026
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Chris Farley: No Idea!
Alt: Chris Farley smiles, sighs,and says "No idea!"
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 17/09/2026
I'm not sure when Bluesky added the ability to add alt text to gifs, but I'm glad they did.
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 17/09/2026
Schecter Omen Extreme 5 bass
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Weird Guitar of the Day @weirdguita.rs · 16/09/2026
BC RIch Warlock Body Art Collection "The Fly"
The BC Rich Warlock is a very angular metal guitar with a double cutaway body that's got a big V cut out of the end, leaving two asymmetrical points. It's got a humbucker in the bridge that's controlled by a volume knob, a 24-fret neck, and a 3/3 headstock that's just as pointy as the rest of the body. 

Speaking of the body, this guitar is part of the Body Art collection, and has a fairly realistic top-down picture of a fly that takes up the whole body.
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