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Trying to figure out the chord changes of Elliot Smith is always an overjoying experience...
I really should get back to playing with my 1996 Taylor 555 Jumbo 12 string!
Unbeleivable sound outta that puppy!
Sold and extremely regretful about it:
195X Guild X-50. Full on hollowbody archtop w/soapbar pickup, no cutaway. I paid $50 for it in the mid 1970's. Looked just like this one:
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197X mahogany Gibson ES335. Paid $300 for this in the early 1980's
196X Fender single-neck pedal steel. $150 early 1980's
Fuck.
I have two main guitars that I switch back and forth between
Original 1966 Fender Strat with Seymour Duncan antiquities in the bridge and neck positions and an original in the middle position. I still have the original neck and bridge and although this maybe sacrilege to admit but the Duncan’s are clearly better pups.
I also play a 2003 Gibson Les Paul Standard with a 60's neck and Darkburst bridge pup and a Gibson burstbcker neck. I love this guitar!!! I must have tried 20-30 before choosing it and this one has the magic! It just fucking sings. Without getting to farsty artsy playing this Paul actually inspires me. I have owned and played countless guitars through the years and never has any other guitar (except 1 ESP) ever given me goose bumps.
Old Ovation and a Strat copy- my guitar quiver is weak
That red Gibson SG ^^^^^ is titties
I've thinned out my quiver a bunch, but this currently what I have-
- '74 Strat
- '05 Strat Lite Ash
- '97 Hamer Studio
- Ovation Celebrity
Digitech GNX3, T-Rex Wah, and other assorted pedals into a Fender Vibro King
Yamaha RBX 750a bass http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/Imag...in/RBX750A.gif
and an old 1980 Yairi acoustic guitar that sounds amazing
Ovation Celebrity acoustic electric
Rescued 1989 Jackson USA Custom Shop King V.
The best neck I have ever seen on a guitar, and arguably the best craftmanship. Everything is fully shielded, what few holes are in the guitar are exactly as large as they need to be, and after a little TLC, everything works perfectly, including the genuine Floyd.
Cost me $400 to buy, and about another $150 to rescue/restore, but was offered $1500 cash by a shop in Texas for it. I will never part with it.
This oughta make you happy in the pants...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathan Explosion
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Fuller's is actually the shop that offered me cash for mine. They have an unbelievable stock of rare guitars, including a first-year stratocaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Just 1 guitar for me. Nothing expensive, my dad made it. That's cool to me.
Updated (kinda):
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I don't have the Dean anymore, and I am using a Boss OD-20 to drive the amp.
I really miss these:
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...and these:
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Some of these too:
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As I probably mentioned in that old Telefunken thread:
BC Rich Mockingbird circa about '98. I'm a fan of the guitar, but not a fan of the Floyd Rose tremolo.
Danelectro thing circa about '98. Beater travel electric that actually plays better than the BC Rich.
Seagull S6+ acoustic circa '97.
Martin Backpacker circa '01. This is the pride and joy of the fleet. It's been on just about every trip I've gone on since I bought it. That includes adventures through Europe numerous times, Africa, Asia, South America, North America, and beyond. The only places it didn't go are the Mariana Islands (took the Dano) and my trip to Yurp this year.
Godin A4 acoustic/electric bass circa '97.
Kenyan spike fiddle (originally strung with wire, now has a viola string)
Turkish Baglama (dulcimer/mando thingy)
In the "had and sold, but don't really miss" category:
USA Fender Strat somethingorother. Fun, but had to go to make room for the BC Rich.
Martin Backpacker mandolin. What a piece of shit.
Probably should've mentioned this in my post: If anyone needs any help servicing a Floyd, hit me up.
I a pretty new to playing, and had an Epiphone Special II for a few years that got stolen when some crackhead tweakers broke into my house. With the insurance money, I picked up a Epiphone Les Paul Classic with a Vox AD15VT modeling amp. I really like the new set up better, and have played more with it than the past year with the old guitar. Yes, I will admit that I am a Guitar JONG, but with skiing, we all start somewhere, and being in my mid thirties with a wife and kids, rock star is not in the cards.
i figured there'd be a guitars and shit thread or two here. Bumping this one. Ya, I got a few guitars., know a couple cords, but primarily a life long drummer..
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Got a 4X12 stashed in the shed
Dad bought this in Madrid back in 1956
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Ya, but can he actually play them??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB0pEMDi8Yo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3aoGMZhcxs
I still have these and more. Nothing really special aside from a Japan strat with swimming pool cutout (where the pickups go) that I’m building -> all shielded, locking Grover tuners, not quite sure about the pickups. Something super hot.Quote:
Originally Posted by steepconcrete
I have a bunch of amps also but only run a little musicmaster bass (basically a big champ) for noodling at home and a Orange AD 30 HTC thru a Orange 4x12 when I need some volume.
I've got a white Japanese Strat from 85 or 86 that I totally love. All original.Quote:
Originally Posted by steepconcrete
Enjoy your build - sounds fun.
Shitty picture, but I beleive I see the heavy wood G&S warptail (NOT laminate) with Bennetts and the original sims pure juice reds on the right. Left is shit I can't tell. Bottom center a reissue Z-flex with what looks like the heavy ass ACS "downhill" truck (not the 651 , 580?) and some reissue wheels that resemble Kryps. Parcially obsured by the keyboards on the right looks like a rockett (going on decal only) with the really crappy bowl riders, original issue gull wings? that would be a horrible, unfunctional setup.
but Just a guess.
to the subject matter a fender flattop I got for christmas 1979. With a darthole just below the nuts. Pro tip: Don't play darts drunk with the board set up above yer guitar.
Right now I am teaching myself on an old Washburn . I’m really lucky in that someone has promised to give me A minty PRS Custom 24 in Burlwood if I keep it up. She no longer plays it, and it is just collecting dust (which is ridiculous, but I'd take it...)
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ACS 500s on the OG Peralta WT1Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
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Those are 580s with OG FIRST generation 60mm raised letter Kryptonics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
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Those HEAVY ASS ACS Downhill trucks were the 650. Remember the massive base plates?
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That would be a 27" G&S Bowl Rider with Phoenix.. and ya those crazy Sims Bowlriders. Looks badd assed. Slow as fuck on concrete.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
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Here are some Bennett Pros with UNBROKEN plastic base plates and the obligatory nose dinged FiberFlex.
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