I won't be getting an LE-2. I'm waiting on the Limited Edition Boogie Bill Signature Comanche XII that G&L is never going to build.
I play acoustics, all of mine are dreads.
I have a 2002 Taylor 710-CE and an Ibanez Artwood AW50-CENT. The Ibanez is my beater, but it is actually a fine sounding guitar.
But my true loves are my Martins. I bought my first one in 1973, a new D-18. Sold it to get the Taylor and I have a bit of regrets, but the Taylor has made me some money. My oldest guitar is a '75 D-28 that I bought in 1976. It has a sweet mellow tone and tons of mojo. I had to replace the neck after a major boo-boo and the top has some long weather cracks. It smells of 35 years of bar tobacco and booze and spruce and rosewood--heaven!
Over the past few years I've acquired several more Martins. And these are all really good ones that feel and sound really special. I've got a 2002 D-28, 2003 D-35, 2004 D-18, 2009 HD-28V, and a DC AURA. The HD-28V is a true cannon...one of the very, very few guitars I've ever played that I can't out-sing. The Aura is replacing the Taylor as my main stage guitar. In January I bought a one month old D-18, and it too is a very loud and responsive guitar. The new D-18s are very different than my 2004 Standard Series 18.
And the coolest of all is my Limited Edition MTV-1. The treble side features mahogany back and sides and the other half is rosewood. Beautifully schizoid guitar for when I can't decide what to play...it has the best qualities of both rosewood and mahogany guitars. And it has "UNPLUGGED" inlaid on the fingerboard. Very cool guitar indeed.
My Martins may very well turn out to be my only retirement income.
Just be sure to drop an Abe or a Sawbuck in my case when you pass me on the street.
Bill