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The best blues guitar for the "up" and intermediate guitarist?

Hey guys, I've been playing guitar for a while now, and during long time I delved into the blues world without problems, scales, riffs, melodies, etc. After a great session a while ago, I concluded that the blues is really what I like to play that music is something that comes naturally to me. I've seen a lot of work done with the blues in many different guitars. For example, Fender Telecaster, Gibson Epiphone Les Paul / s SG, and classic stratocaster (or copies thereof, even). There are many options in fact, could be a while before deciding. Therefore, people, experienced players, so what to recommend, based on the experience? If possible, obtain more information. Humbucker> Single Coil? O backwards? Fat Start <Gibson '70 's?

I can agree on the ES 335. That guitar is sweet. What style of blues I like to play? If you wanted to play some old 30's blues, you'll probably want an acoustic guitar. If you want to play some of the 50 style blues like T-Bone Walker and Lowell Fulson, you'll probably want some kind of giant hollow body guitar. If you want to play electric blues rock the 60's, you might want something with humbuckers, as a Les Paul or a Gibson SG. The good thing about the Gibson ES 335 is that it can cover most styles of blues. Will get a very nice warm tone to the 50 tracks of blues style and can handle the heavy 60's style, without feedbacking as it is only semi hollow.

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