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  • Pacomc79
    Pacomc79 Posts: 9,404
    nailz100 wrote:
    Holy f*ck EX you've got alot of guitars...compared to us peasants anyways

    I've got a Gibson Les Paul studio (wine red)....I call it "Zeus"
    and a PRS Mark Tremonti singlecut (black)....I call it "God"

    I won't even tell you about all the other crap I've got...I play through a Marshall right now and i'm looking to buy a Bogner in the near future.

    Hey I've got an 87 LP Studio in wine red.

    Bogner.......makes ears happy. I've been lusting after a semi hollow and the PRS Hollowbody two is one seductive little temptress, but just like some of the other good looking women in my life..... she's just too expensive.


    Amy that sustainers really really fun when you combine it with self ocillation pedals like the Zvex fuzz factory or delays all kinds of fun noise to piss off the rest of the band. :)
    My Girlfriend said to me..."How many guitars do you need?" and I replied...."How many pairs of shoes do you need?" She got really quiet.
  • exhausted
    exhausted Posts: 6,638
    nailz100 wrote:
    Holy f*ck EX you've got alot of guitars...compared to us peasants anyways

    gear is my only vice. i've gone through so many guitars over the years.
  • Shwn
    Shwn Posts: 37
    I've got a few guitars:
    Gibson SG Faded Special- It was a steal at $500, my main guitar
    Epiphone LP Special- Very cheap, but I play the really low tuned distorted stuff
    on it. It sounds good through a metal zone in dropped B.
    Peavey Predator- My first guitar, don't play it much, but can't bear to sell it.

    I play through a Hotrod Deville with 2x12's.
    "One day we will all be in the soil with no gods to slave to, and no heroes to kill for"
    -Between the Buried and Me
  • Echo27
    Echo27 Posts: 57
    I have an oversea fender precision bass...Sunburst...It's name is Count Bassy...
    "I am disrespectful to dirt! Can you see that I am serious?"
  • nick1977
    nick1977 Posts: 327
    I play accoustic guitar.

    My first guitar is an Alvarez Professional 5220.

    My new guitar is a Breedlove Focus Dreadnaught.
  • BinFrog
    BinFrog MA Posts: 7,314
    I have 4 guitars:

    Ibanez S470 (black...plays like a dream)
    Ibanez S470 (green)
    Montana acoustic
    Fender Strat Squier (my first from around 8 years ago)


    Don't even get me started on pedals/amps/recorders/etc etc.
    Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
    Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"
  • Rickenbacker 330 (Pete -- after Peter Buck from R.E.M.)
  • I play,

    A black fender DG 20 CE acoustic electric, Which I appreciate more everyday.
    and a black American Telecaster HS with a SD classic 59 humbucker in the neck.

    AMP
    Hiwatt DC-40 bulldog
    marshall 10 cd
    traynor 1 channel 1983 weird ass amp.
    I miss you already, I miss you always
    I miss you already, I miss you all day
  • Beav
    Beav Posts: 223
    red Gibson SG-"Red Delicious"
    Epiphone Les Paul w/ Gibson '57 Classic pickup-"X-Caliber"
    Fender Strat-"Linus"
    "Sooner or later you'll bare your teeth"
    www.myspace.com/volinic
    www.myspace.com/zane26 (band)
  • Uhh:

    I just moved, so I know what I have now,

    '68 SG red with tremelo - a real '68. Needs a refret for the third time but I love that guitar. I've had that baby since '69 and it's been all around the world with me

    Fender Strat Deluxe 50th anniversary... Sweet guitar

    Gretsch Chet Atkins Hollowbody -- another sweet one

    an Old Gretsch Resonator that sounds great - set up for slide

    a newer Gretsch resonator slide that sounds not as great, but I'm not afraid to take it out somewhere.

    1964 Guild Starfire IV with a bigsby Great neck, like an SG,,, except I broke it, but fixed it.

    Taylor 414 CE

    An old Yamaha acoustic that sounds better than a lot of high end acoustics

    Martin d-28 (I'm not telling you where it is!)

    Soares'd jazz acoustic guitar. Nice playing weird thing. I put a Bendetto pickup on it and it sounds great.

    A couple of Jimmy Vaughn Strats that I've fixed up and made into experiments. They are great Strats if you want a cool strat for a decent price. They always need new pickguards though.

    G&L Legacy 1992? which is a strat style. Another great way to go to get a nice strat-like guitar

    My Tele ( Oh yeah! ) Butterscotch and old,,, and I'm glad I bought it way back when. It's a collector's item now, so I can't play it much.

    A weirdo semi hollow body /space aged mother of toilet seat decorated /futuristic crappy tunered /bridge that can slash your palm in two/ never before seen humbuckered/ awesome playing and sounding no name guitar.

    An older Les Paul Standard,,,,, signed by Les Paul at the Iridium in Manhattan :D

    1992 Paul Reed Smith EG-1. It's a bolt on neck and humbucker single humbucker set up. Outstanding guitar

    How about a Martin D-18 that I'm about to take the neck off and reset. :eek: That's always a high pressure day

    Last spring I think I pissed off MIG when I sold my Les Paul '57 gold top and '58 burst. The Goldtop wasn't a totally fantastic guitar even though it was worth a friggin lot of dough,,, but I miss the Burst. It's in great hands though. I had to store them in temperature/ humidity controlled vaults and had to worry about them all the time.

    I had a nice Gretsch acoustic,,, I took it to Austria last summer and gave it to the Squirrel if anybody knows her from here. She has it in Ireland now. It's definitely in good hands!

    A bunch of unfinished projects laying around, too! What is it they say? The shoemaker's kids go barefoot?
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  • mccreadyisgod
    mccreadyisgod Bumfuq, MT Posts: 6,395
    Last spring I think I pissed off MIG when I sold my Les Paul '57 gold top and '58 burst. The Goldtop wasn't a totally fantastic guitar even though it was worth a friggin lot of dough,,, but I miss the Burst. It's in great hands though. I had to store them in temperature/ humidity controlled vaults and had to worry about them all the time.


    Even I can admit there are things more important than a late 50's Les Paul.

    Although I am a sucker for the '57 Goldtop.

    I'm just glad you made sure they had a good home...
    ...and if you don't like it, you can suck on an egg.
  • 81' Fender Telecaster Blonde-has the sweetest neck

    99' Gibson Les Paul Sandard Double cutaway, jalapeno greem finish

    Squire Bullet Red (Strat style body, but really thin) great tone for 100 dollar guitar

    Epiphone Les Paul standard, Dark Cherry sunburst not in working condition

    Harmony Strat copy

    Washburn AE20

    Fender 12 string

    Amp:

    Peavey Butcher: Old obscure tube head, is an amazing machine

    Coming soon VOX AC30(Hopefully)
    It's really great when your in a limo you can put your head to the window and look out at all the homeless people-E.V.
  • COLE CLARK CULPRIT 3 HOLLOWBODY
    PRS CUSTOM 22
    MATON EST-65C CUTAWAY ACOUSTIC
    COLE CLARK FATLADY 2 CUTAWAY ACOUSTIC
    MATON 720C CUTAWAY ACOUSTIC

    If any of you guys are ever in Australia or want to order an awesome acoustic guitar, then go for either a Cole Clark or Maton.....both beautiful guitars using superb Australian wood...Ben Harper plays a heap of various Cole Clark and Maton guitars and is currently sponsored by Cole Clark.....

    http://www.coleclarkguitars.com
    http://www.maton.com.au
  • Squirrel
    Squirrel Posts: 337
    Uhh:

    I just moved, so I know what I have now,

    '68 SG red with tremelo - a real '68. Needs a refret for the third time but I love that guitar. I've had that baby since '69 and it's been all around the world with me

    Fender Strat Deluxe 50th anniversary... Sweet guitar

    Gretsch Chet Atkins Hollowbody -- another sweet one

    an Old Gretsch Resonator that sounds great - set up for slide

    a newer Gretsch resonator slide that sounds not as great, but I'm not afraid to take it out somewhere.

    1964 Guild Starfire IV with a bigsby Great neck, like an SG,,, except I broke it, but fixed it.

    Taylor 414 CE

    An old Yamaha acoustic that sounds better than a lot of high end acoustics

    Martin d-28 (I'm not telling you where it is!)

    Soares'd jazz acoustic guitar. Nice playing weird thing. I put a Bendetto pickup on it and it sounds great.

    A couple of Jimmy Vaughn Strats that I've fixed up and made into experiments. They are great Strats if you want a cool strat for a decent price. They always need new pickguards though.

    G&L Legacy 1992? which is a strat style. Another great way to go to get a nice strat-like guitar

    My Tele ( Oh yeah! ) Butterscotch and old,,, and I'm glad I bought it way back when. It's a collector's item now, so I can't play it much.

    A weirdo semi hollow body /space aged mother of toilet seat decorated /futuristic crappy tunered /bridge that can slash your palm in two/ never before seen humbuckered/ awesome playing and sounding no name guitar.

    An older Les Paul Standard,,,,, signed by Les Paul at the Iridium in Manhattan :D

    1992 Paul Reed Smith EG-1. It's a bolt on neck and humbucker single humbucker set up. Outstanding guitar

    How about a Martin D-18 that I'm about to take the neck off and reset. :eek: That's always a high pressure day

    Last spring I think I pissed off MIG when I sold my Les Paul '57 gold top and '58 burst. The Goldtop wasn't a totally fantastic guitar even though it was worth a friggin lot of dough,,, but I miss the Burst. It's in great hands though. I had to store them in temperature/ humidity controlled vaults and had to worry about them all the time.

    I had a nice Gretsch acoustic,,, I took it to Austria last summer and gave it to the Squirrel if anybody knows her from here. She has it in Ireland now. It's definitely in good hands!

    A bunch of unfinished projects laying around, too! What is it they say? The shoemaker's kids go barefoot?

    *gasps*

    .....whoa....yeah....

    i'm tryin my best to be worthy of lisa...my precioussssssssssss ;)
  • WOW! Thnx for all the replies. I see some jammers have named theirs as well. I went down the list and saw 'Peavey' a few times. I didn't know Peavey made guits. Are they good or bad quality or both?

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  • mid 90s yamaha pacifica- transparent black finish, pearloid pickgarud SSH pickup config with a JB in the bridge, graph tech saddles.

    Early 90s Yamaha FG-410

    eventually ill move up to upper level stuff but i can make my stuff sound killer.

    oh i also have an Ibanez strat guitar that probably cost 50 bucks that was left in my garage after my first band broke up.. that guitar is currently in as many pieces as possible and used as wall decorations.
  • Ive got a black epiphone gothic studio

    i call it black majick
    Carpe Diem Baby
  • Tav
    Tav Posts: 63
    Guitars/Bass

    PRS Santana SE II:
    Tremolo
    Red

    Warmoth Telecaster:
    Gold top finish
    Maple Quarter Sawn Maple Neck w/black fret markers
    Graph Tech Nut & String Trees
    Kluson Machine Heads (black)
    Chrome control plate and knobs (vol & tone)
    Warmoth style scratch plate (black)
    Gotoh Bridge (chrome)
    Seymour Duncan Hot For Tele Pickups
    5 Way Selector for coil taps.

    Ibanez SR300DX
    4 String
    Black Finish
    Well gigged!

    Amplifiers:

    Ashdown MAG 300R
    307watt Rack Mount Head

    Ashdown MAG410
    4x10" 350watt Deep cabinet

    Marshall Combo
    50watt Solid state amplifier
    1x12" Celestion speaker

    Effects etc:
    Electroharmonix Big Muff US Pi
    Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble
    Korg Pandora PX4 Personsonal Processor
  • StoneG82
    StoneG82 Posts: 806
    i call my 72 tele deluxe reissue "eddie"
    "What’s Orphans? I don’t know. Orphans is a dead end kid driving a coffin with big tires across the Ohio River wearing welding goggles and a wife beater with a lit firecracker in his ear." - Tom Waits
  • 35 year old no name acoustic
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    When he was six, he believed that the moon overhead followed him
    By nine, he deciphered the illusion, trading magic for fact, no trade-backs
    So this is what it's like to be an adult?
    If he only knew now what he knew then