Are You Tough Enough for Daisy Rock?

Yes, TL, they are Schecters. I think they started as indiependent, but got bought by Schecter?

I think they started as indiependent, but got bought by Schecter?
Opposite. Distributed by Schecter until 2003.

But still related - Pres. of Daisy is married to the Pres. of Schecter.

Still holding out for a Power Puff Girls guitar:

And YEAH, I'd play it. Hello Kitty works for me too.

(O that Blossom ...)

I did that once, I went into a Store and saw this beaut from across the room, then when I saw it was a Daisy....My first thought was ummmmmm :roll:

Then I said, heck with it.. I'm man enough... LOL

I want this one though:

I am a big strong manly man, not some flabby girlie man, but I would play this. :D

If you can get a good sound out of it, does it matter what colour it is or what it says on the headstock? I took my Squier Tele to the pub last year, one guy said "Hah, so you can't afford a Fender....." I took £500 out of my wallet, flashed it in his face, and said, "well actually I could - I tried a few and I liked the Squier....."

He said "can you play it?" and proceeded to SHRED for about a minute or so.....

I replied "Not like that, but I can play what I want to play, and since I bought this POS, my playing's improved .....so why spend all that money?"

It ain't the guitar, it's what the guitarist does with it - and if the guitarist's happy with his axe of choice, who's to tell him he's wrong?

:D :D :D

Vic

Wise wordage Vic.

However, having said that I would probably draw the line at playing the more outlandish looking Daisy Rocks in public. My playing is not good enough to be able to carry it off. It would be just like wearing gold football boots. Ronaldo can get away with it - I can't!!! :lol:

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I would buy this one

In a heartbeat.

12-string AND left-handed!

I own the right handed version! And I love it!

Amen to what Vic said.If it plays well, i don't care how it looks seriously.Only two things matter in a guitar when its in my hands -

1.Tone

2.Playbility

And third, that it should be lefty of course (which is quite a big requirement ain't it ? )

Somehow i feel being girly would be cool, if at all.I am in for the 12 string too !

:lol:

OK, now that you've told the story, you have to show us WHICH Daisy Rock it was.

Margaret

Not positive, they look different in pics, but I think it was the blue one here. I do like that Hello Kity guitar but I dont think I could play it in public.

Jim

Those two look cool, but the flower & heart guitar... no way! :lol:

Dan

hell yes i'd own one and id play it proudly.

and i could prolly use it to make fun of myself too

See here is where I seem to differ from most of you all. The order for me is

1. How it looks

2. How it plays

3. How it sounds

I dunno but I just honestly could not play an ibanez shred kind of metal guitar in public or in my home. Unless it sounded AMAZING or gave me a distinct speed edge (which then i'd play it at home) I just dont think I could play it.

I usually don't care about how it looks at all, but this is different. I think this probably depends on where everyone lives, but in college town Groningen it would be considered pretty darn cool if a guy would come on-stage with a pink heart-shaped guitar. Let me dust of my pink hat, my pink-baby-dog-shaped handbag and white cane and I'll be The Man tonight. Not taking yourself serious is fun, these guitars allow you to politely mock yourself while still holding a perfecly fine electric guitar.

Not taking yourself serious is fun, these guitars allow you to politely mock yourself while still holding a perfecly fine electric guitar.Exactly.

What about the crowd, which rofl when one turns up on the stage with that ?

Advisory - Wear a lipstick, eye liner (lots), lip gloss and chick attitude before hitting the stage with this guitar.

Then,

shred the hell out of the guitar.Or play like Zakk Wylde.