and Drums.

when played in the 'yazz' style.

I used to have one in my house but my bastard parents gave it to my auntie, who never uses it. A Casio just doesn't cut it sometimes...

One of those three.

4 EVA

Ala Warren Ellis

Lol @ 'synth'.

Its like saying 'percussion'.

always.

Most definitely.

Other than that, I like hammond organs, farsifas, melodicas and, well, most things of a keyboardish nature, actually.

Besides that, I like mandolins (depending on how and where they are used.)

Finally, and I mean this seriously, I love the castinets.

drums

slightly biased as i played for 8 years of my childhood.

although I do like non-Rickenbacker 330 as well

Or 'cello for the pedants.

saw

and tabor. preferably together.

trumpets (and most brass instruments in bands)
pedal steel

cello
glockenspiel

unless that is considered a guitar

amazing.

or musical saw

in particular my retro sk-1 :-)

MELLOTRON!
REACTABLE!
VIOLIN!

Piano/Keyboard!!

and piano

Tenor saxophone
Glockenspiel

is nice

Because it's bare fun to play and ting.
But seriously.

i.e., Fender Rhodes, Hammond (B-3), marimba, flute, double bass (which kinda is a "guitar'), cowbell, glass harmonica mellotron, saw and trumpet.

I would add these:

Tenor Sax
trombone
french horn
tuba
contra bassoon
Arp Odyssey
Moog Voyager
fender chroma
that keyboard that David Sylvian played, "prophet 6" or something.
Garage Band (it is a great instrument)
farfisa organ
fender rhodes bass keyboard
upright piano
Vibes
Tamborine
maraccas
castinets
vibra-slap
ratchet
jewsharp
claves
anvil
glockenspeil
tympany
gongs (big ones)
big ass bass drum
bagpipes
kazoo
slide whistle

and homemade instruments like Einsturzende's array of killer axes.

Best non-guitar musical instrument: Vox

the reacTable -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h-RhyopUmc

a remarkable synth.

a falshy keyboard ecochoe thing was one of the rarest instruments but now you can buy it

And/or the piano

And that thing where you have loads of wine glasses with different amounts of wine in and you play them to create weird unearthly pitches. Nice.

Made out of rocks that all four of Sigur Ros simultaneously play a tune on in a cave on their DVD.

And the guitar isn't boring. Boring guitar players are boring.

there used to be this huge instrument made out of bamboo tubes of different lengths that you struck with a mallet in kew gardens. I used to play that for hours.

Last time I went there it was gone :(

.

I could play the mandolin, or pedal steel. Alt-country-tastic!

i don't know if i'm even good at it because i'm too shy to play in front of people, but it sounds good to me :D

It's the one instrument I want to learn once I get a bit of money behind me.

a tastefully employed accordion... banjos are good too, although they are rather guitar-like

is one of the few things that makes me wish I was rich...

slapping a wooden table.

hammered dulcimer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxjpYHhfRyI
novelty factor the theremin of course
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJYho56INKU
I love that my example videos are unfeasibly geeky, this is why they are not more popular instruments.

Woooo eeee ooooo wowowowowo waaaahhhhhhh uhuhuhuhuh

Roland 808
Roland 909

CheckIt

I'm so gay for Hammond

cello

guitars arnt boring

so it has a place in my heart