Ok, I guess I get to start this thread after reading about several guitars. So how about listing what Axes you yield and if you have them handy throw up a few pictures. Mine will come later.
I don't have any pics handy, nor the resources to take any at the moment. Taylor 114e that I bought last night Mitchell (Guitar Center-branded Samick) MD100 Ibanez Artcore SF75 in candyapple red Fender American Strat (mid-90s, I think) Ibanez Iceman electric Fender FM63S Mandolin Steve Vai Crybaby wah various assorted Boss distortion, flanger, echo, and delay pedals Fender Blues Jr. amp D'addario EXP strings on the acoustics, medium gauge Ernie Ball Hybrid Slinkies on the Strat, Power Slinkies on the Iceman, Super Slinkies on the Artcore
ibanez iceman bass fender jazz special b.c.rich warlock bass westone raider bass peavey tnt 130 bass amp marshall mini stack my son has my fender and my warlock at his house i'll post pics if i can figure out how
I need to get some better pics, but here they are: A special Bluegrass edition Ovation from 1982 A Takamine EF-349 (solid mahogany) Fender 40th Anniversary Strat with Custom Shop pearl pickguard a simple Fender bass which I have yet to even attempt to learn to play I play the Strat through a Classic 30 amp. I also have a Crate four channel PA system
B.C. Rich Warlock Totally rebuilt custom Kramer Randy Rhodes Flying V w/Floyd Rose and EMG 85 pickup Custom built Flying V clone Custom Built SG clone Pandora's Box Gen. 1 Guitar Processor Behringer Vintager Amp B.C Rich practice amp RMS Stereo Amp Bad Horsie Wah-Wah Crybaby Wah-wah Ibanez Flanger Ibanez Noise Gate various overdrives and equalizers Home built Talk Box various effects (mostly compression) used with N-Track multi track recording software.
If anyone is interested in making their own, this place offers pretty much everything you'll need... except the skills. http://www.grizzly.com/products/searchr ... ?q=guitars The guy who runs the company builds his own and has pics posted on the site. I saw them at the woodworking show last year and all I can say is "WHOA!!!" Very nice! Very nice indeed! Worth looking for on the website.
its all about the BASS! 73 fender jazz- w/ pearl inlay peavey T-40 fender p. bass 5 string fender p w/ drop d
I am still waiting on my pics but since the jokes have started I will share a few. 1. How do you get a drummer off your door step? 2. How do you know a lead singer is at your door? 3. How many guitar players does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Answers: 1. How do you get a drummer off your door step? Pay him for the pizza! 2. How do you know a lead singer is at your door? He/she has can't find the key and doesn't know when to come in! 3. How many guitar players does it take to screw in a lightbulb? One to change the bulb, nine to stand around saying I could have done that better!
How do you know if the stage is level? There's drool coming out both sides of the drummer's mouth. How do you get a guitarist to stop playing? Put sheet music in front of him. How many drummers does it take to change a light bulb? 10. 1 to do it and 9 to talk about how Neil Peart could do it better.
Now that is the truth, there was a time when I could read sheet music (I was 7) but you stick it in front of me now, and I couldn't read it to save my life. TABS FTW!