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Guitars you own (4 Viewers)

BonScot said:
I’ve never played an Ibanez. I do prefer the fender necks over Gibson’s. Being a lefty I’m a bit limited to what I can play. Always wanted a double neck SG :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
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Ibanez necks are thinner feeling. I think they are similar or same length as Fender and the string spacing is in between Fender and Gibson. I used to play a 5 string bass but kinda hated the neck, then I received a project bass needing paint/electronics that was an early 90s Ibanez 5 string and the neck was amazing, much like I found the guitar necks to be.
 
My 6 string I used the most. Cheaper mid range Ibanez but I replaced the neck and bridge with Dimarzios.
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I also have a POD floorboard like you, the HD500x. I think for the money that thing is amazing.
 
BonScot said:
I’ve never played an Ibanez. I do prefer the fender necks over Gibson’s. Being a lefty I’m a bit limited to what I can play. Always wanted a double neck SG :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
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Comparing the Ibanez Wizard profile vs a typical Strat neck, think "wide", "flat", & "shallow".

Historically speaking, Ibanez has been the shredder's choice. Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, et al. Nita Strauss recently collaborated on a signature model, based off a variant of the S-series.

Width-wise there may not be a lot of difference, but thickness-wise the Wizard is markedly thinner. Fretboard radius is a big difference. Only 16" for the Wizard ala Charvel & Jackson vs the 7-1/4" or 9-1/2" on a Fender (depending on vintage).
 
Dix said:
Comparing the Ibanez Wizard profile vs a typical Strat neck, think "wide", "flat", & "shallow".

Historically speaking, Ibanez has been the shredder's choice. Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, et al. Nita Strauss recently collaborated on a signature model, based off a variant of the S-series.

Width-wise there may not be a lot of difference, but thickness-wise the Wizard is markedly thinner. Fretboard radius is a big difference. Only 16" for the Wizard ala Charvel & Jackson vs the 7-1/4" or 9-1/2" on a Fender (depending on vintage).
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My Japanese strat’s neck is a lot thinner than the two American ones and my telecaster. I stopped playing it because it hurt my fingers as I’m not used to how thin the neck is :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
 
Dix said:
Oh hell, just for kicks & entertainment value... since I brought it up.... why not?

Guitar solo anyone?......


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Seen Alice Cooper a few times. He always gigs when he’s over in Scotland to play golf.
 
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I’ll see if I can take a group shot of these but off the top of my head...

97 Gibson SG special
98 Gibson Les Paul Special w/humbuckers
79 Gibson Les Paul Custom
06 Fender Highway One strat
2 - custom built partscasters
3 - peavey reactors (USA made telecaster copies)
80’s made squire
Pine body telecaster (another custom build, currently in the works)
Yamaha acoustic
Late 60’s Goya


Amps

73 Marshall super lead - handwired
Custom modded PRS (by Paul himself)
Custom modded Epiphone valve Jr head and cab (Modded by VVT out of Waldorf, MD)
Peavey Bandit 112 combo
Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier (sold it to buy the super lead)

Got a few pedals, but generally never liked using them.
 
dimperdoo said:
i like to assemble my own from warmoth
here's my last project:
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& my progress on the current one:
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i did this bass years ago:
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Nice! I’ve done 2 partscasters myself. Both loaded with Fralin pickups. Currently working on a tele...going to try some Seymour Duncan antiquities in this one. What type of pickups did you use or plan to use? Wood types? Etc...
 
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well, the 2HB strat has GFS pickups. i wanted to check them out & the solderless harness. they are actually great pickups but not totally up my alley. i'm thinking about trying bareknuckle piledrivers in there & soldering up the harness myself. i've got zhangbucker chimecasters for the tele build.

i have a couple shecters with the duncan design which i'm hearing represent the jb/59 combo & i like that or dimarzio tone zones. always on the hunt for the great tones though

oh yeah so, wood types: the s-type is ash w/ a roasted maple neck & fretboard. t-style is alder w/ a maple neck & pau ferro fretboard. the bass is korina w/ rosewood neck/board
 
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I have more guitars than talent :)
Fender MIA
Taylor GS Mini Mahagony
Kala Travel Tenor Uke (stock photo, can't find any of my own pics)
Fernandes Star Wars Nomads and Retrorocket
Vega Artist banjo. Was my grandfather's.

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BonScot said:
I always wanted to try electrohamonix pedals but the only shop that sold them here went bust.
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I have been a fan of EH pedals for over 20 years. The negative is that they are definitely space takers on your board (as you can see). They also run at higher voltages -- 24v if I a not mistaken. The micro synth takes up perhaps too much space in relation to its value with my sound, but it remains there for a good reason. The envelope filter, I will ALWAYS have. I LOVE that pedal. The two lovepedals will also always have a home because they are true tone shapers along with the Wampler Tumnus and of course, the Boss tuner -- gotta have it!

That said, if you need an envelope filter, feel confident about buying the EH Q-tron+ BLIND. It does not disappoint
 
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Big Jilm said:
I have been a fan of EH pedals for over 20 years. The negative is that they are definitely space takers on your board (as you can see). They also run at higher voltages -- 24v if I a not mistaken. The micro synth takes up perhaps too much space in relation to its value with my sound, but it remains there for a good reason. The envelope filter, I will ALWAYS have. I LOVE that pedal. The two lovepedals will also always have a home because they are true tone shapers along with the Wampler Tumnus and of course, the Boss tuner -- gotta have it!

That said, if you need an envelope filter, feel confident about buying the EH Q-tron+ BLIND. It does not disappoint
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I have never used an envelope filter. Feels like I’ve missed out. There’s probably one on my line 6. I’ll need to check in out.
 
BonScot said:
I’ll post photos in a bit. Suggested by @BNM

Fender Custom shop Strat (black)
Fender American Standard Strat (white bare knuckle Knopfler pups)
Fender Japanese Strat (bare wood bare knuckle Malstein pups)
Fender Mexican Telecaster (bare knuckle Brown Sugar pups)
Epiphone Sheraton (plain wood bare knuckle pups)
Epiphone Les Paul (tobacco sunburst bare knuckle pickups)
Ozark resonator (black)
Epiphone acoustic (tobacco sunburst)
Shine Telecaster

Think that’s all of them.

Amps

Blackstar Artisan 15w Combo
Fender VibroChamp XD
Epiphone 212
Boss Katana

Effects pedals

Far too many to list here but all are crazy expensive boutique ones I bought when I thought my band were world beaters :LOL: :laugh:

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Only got the 3 out just now. The rest are above the front door and I can’t be bothered getting the ladder out to bring them down... :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
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And finally... back in the day when I was gigging.


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Didn't know you were the lead singer of Keane :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
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so, @Big Jilm is the darkglass an always on pedal for you? i been playing with the trial plugin on neural dsp & ended up ordering a classic deluxe v2. i want it for a direct box. i kinda wonder what the many variations are ~it seems like there's a lot. i liked the vintage ultra more than the b7k.
 
dimperdoo said:
so, @Big Jilm is the darkglass an always on pedal for you? i been playing with the trial plugin on neural dsp & ended up ordering a classic deluxe v2. i want it for a direct box. i kinda wonder what the many variations are ~it seems like there's a lot. i liked the vintage ultra more than the b7k.
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No, I need to take an updated picture of my bass pedal board. I sold the Darkglass because I don't really like distorted bass. In fact, I have a new bass pedal board altogether. I will snap a pic and upload it today...
 
Colquhoun said:
My 1974 Ric 4001. Bought this used in 1983 for a negotiated price of $325. Something that grows in value faster than Paulsons...
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That Ric is so cool! I'd love to have one of those!

A few years ago I bought a few guitars to have around the house to try to tempt the kids into learning to play. It has not worked at all, other than plugging in and making some loud noise for a bit. I've got a kid-sized Strat, an Ibanez bass, and my old acoustic. And my daughter has one of the plastic Hello Kitty type guitars. :D Got some kind of cheap amp with the bass and a Fender modeling amp to go with the Strat.

I took guitar lessons for like 5 years as a kid and was never any good at it. My manual dexterity is terrible. My son somehow inherited some musical ability though (must be from his mom), and he plays piano really well and percussion in the school band. He's much better than me at Rock Band and Guitar Hero too.
 

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