Master of the Single Coil???

[bgyj]

Watching a live SRV concert, and it got me thinking.

Who is the master of the single coil?

Vaughn?
Clapton?
Van Halen?
Vai?
Your Momma?
My Momma?
That kid from "Saved by the Bell"?

Who is it?

 

[Lampens]

Me

 

[River]

Roy Buchanan - "When a Guitar Sings the Blues"

 

[Kipp73]

Knopfler

 

[mr_dreadlocks]

The Boss

 

[madams17]

Danny Gatton

 

[VastHorizon]

Hendrix

 

[mrpesca]

All good choices above. SRV, Hendrix, Buchanan, Gatton, and this guy

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uDaEuKzXLw]YouTube - Albert Lee Crossroads 2007[/ame]

 

[drewbertca]

Dick Dale

 

[BlackCat]

Watching a live SRV concert, and it got me thinking.

Who is the master of the single coil?

Vaughn?
Clapton?
Van Halen?
Vai?
Your Momma?
My Momma?
That kid from "Saved by the Bell"?

Who is it?

This one? I'd "coil" up with her...

Back on topic...Clapton.

 

[FFXGuitar]

David Freakin Gilmour....and her^^^

 

[Jason]

I'd have to say Hendrix. There have been many great players, but I always felt that not only did his guitar sound like it was built into his body, but he came up with sounds that nobody else even knew existed at that point.

 

[specter1001]

SRV or blackmore

 

[Jody]

didnt brain may have single coils on his guitar? one of the most unique sounds I have ever heard.

 

[terence_tez]

no love for malmsteen

 

[Jody]

no love for malmsteen

well actually yngwie uses a "stacked" single(double)coil by dimarzio,,does that count?

 

[slowhand0461]

Gotta be Clapton

 

[NunoSlash]

Van Halen???

Why is he on the list?

 

[rickym]

Charlie Christian.

 

[overdriver]

Gotta be Clapton

Even he would have to say it was Hendrix , why do you think he went to a strat in the first place!