well this is gonna be a very subjective topic

the best guitar i ever played was a Jackson King V KV4
my favorite guitar is my BC Rich NJ JR-V

The best guitars I have played are a 1972 Gibson LP Gold Top and a custom handmade King Blossom PRS style electric guitar.

Come on guys give specs and experience too...Like wood , electronics , feel , sound , playability , price , pickups ,made in where , made in 19.. =))

OK, first, for me its either Jackson or Ibanez..., no use talking about any other brand...
OK, I really like the Jackson dinky Dk2, or XL with the harmonics feature: very comfortable neck, very thin, so its very good for fast solos or sweep solos. now, the Floyd isn't one of the best, but its not that bad...(has a good a firm, feel).
the guitar doesn't get out of tune that much, and even when it does, not to much...
Now for the sound: beautiful clean sound, when not using distortion the the single coil pickups are pretty nice, but this is a Jackson, its built for hardcore distortion, and its built well!!! the feedback on this guitar is just so clean youd think its a note, and if you turn the harmonics on' to the "mixed" position, you can create solos that sound so beautiful you'd swear someone else was playing...
Even the modal without the harmonics is awesome, it doesn't have the extra feature, but it still sounds very nice...

The best guitar I've ever played is a Joe satriani Ibanez made of basswood, inferno red paint job, It feels so great when playing it no wonder alot of the shredders use Ibanez. The one I played was 17 years old but it plays better with age and the neck and fret board are so easy to maneuver around so it is alot easier to play fast licks. It would cost you around £1000 (aka 2040 dollars) made in japan plus a Floyd rose bridge. So if you're into shred guitar defiantly buy one.

Best guitar I have played is a Parker Fly Deluxe - bought around 1996. It has 2 DiMarzio custom humbuckers, a hollow body with a Fishman Piezo Pickup, and a fiberglass neck.
The only drawback is you have to fight for sustain but it is a clean sounding acoustic/electric. It weighs about 3 lbs. and unlike Les Paul's wont hurt your shoulder during long sets. This is clean enough for classical and jazz - throw some distortion on it and it rips up Metal and hard rock. The most versatile guitar I have ever seen - I know t he Musicman Petrucci custom ripped a lto of these features off but I have yet to play it.

Hmmmn. I REALLY like my guitars! heh I buy the "Best" ones, lol
As far as 2? My Malmsteen Strat and My Ibanez Universe. I'm really good at setting up guitars to be EXACTLY the way I like 'em...
Cool photos there Evil...

I have 2:

I played a PRS Hollowbody that was MINDBLOWING. I would have sold my soul to buy that guitar, but my soul is not worth 3k.

When I was in the college jazz band, I had to cover bass for some of the "small combos" that we split the band into. Not having a bass, I asked the professor if the college had one. He took me to an old storage room and dug out a VERY old case that said "fender". It was a suburst color, gold hardware, super neck, bird inlays, the works.

1972 J Bass Custom. I put on brand new strings and replaced the shot wiring (but was able to keep the pots and jack). I cleaned the neck and frets too just for good measure. It had an attack and sustain that sounded like a piano. It was AWESOME. Ash body, original pickups, maple neck with block black inlays, chrome hardware.