A roundup of the world’s unusual and uniquely shaped guitars
We’re showcasing a roundup of unique, quirky guitars from around the world!They’re fun to look at all by themselves.If you love guitars, this is a must-see.Discovering new guitars you didn’t know about might just broaden your playing.It’s absolutely worth a look—highly recommended!
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A roundup of unusual transformable guitars from around the world (21–30)
Warrior
Among Jackson’s many unconventional guitars—starting with the asymmetrical Randy V shape—the Warrior stands out with a particularly distinctive design.
While it’s a shape popular with metal guitarists, its unique vibe comes from relying less on straight lines and more on flowing curves.
Flame Sword Rathalos Guitar
This is the result of a collaboration between ESP and Monster Hunter: a guitar designed after the Blaze Sword Rathalos, one of the iconic weapons from the Monster Hunter series.
It was made to order for a limited time from 2014 to 2015.
The price? A staggering 2.3 million yen!
A roundup of unusual transforming guitars from around the world (31–40)
Picasso Guitar
It’s a bit different from so-called “shaped” guitars, but here’s a peculiar instrument known for its use by jazz guitarist Pat Metheny.
It’s a harp guitar with a total of four necks, two sound holes, and a whopping 42 strings.