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Guitars you own (1 Viewer)

This has gotten a little silly now

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Currently, just a 2002 Alvarez RD8 which was my first guitar 20 years ago. I don't play a ton these days and my coffee shop band days ended long ago.

I certainly do miss my Westerly, RI Guild JF4 and my Gibson WM-45. Regret selling the Guild because I'm from Rhode Island, and I do miss the Gibson as well.

My dream guitar is a J-200...I just can't justify the price with how much I play...and how 'good' I am haha
 
Just a basic Ibanez bass. I'm not a good player at all but I always wanted one and I like to noodle around with it every now and then.

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Anyone got a firebird? Always liked the idea of them but wondering if they’re too awkward or heavy to enjoy.

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MilouPilou1 said:
Not a Firebird but had owned an Explorer model, but sold it a year later for the reasons you mentioned.
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I saw an explorer for sale locally but it was natural wood finish. If it was white i would have bought it. Difficult to get them left handed.

Always thought the firebird looked better though.

Was the explorer super heavy? Can you play it sitting or is it standing only like a Flying V?
 
BonScot said:
I saw an explorer for sale locally but it was natural wood finish. If it was white i would have bought it. Difficult to get them left handed.

Always thought the firebird looked better though.

Was the explorer super heavy? Can you play it sitting or is it standing only like a Flying V?
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Indeed, options are limited for you left-handed folks. Was it a Gibson?

I was in my Metallica/Hetfield period, an Epiphone (not the real deal). Play it sitting down is not an option or I didn't manage to find a comfortable position, so rather standing only, and besides, I didn't really like the active pickups (personal opinion).
 
MilouPilou1 said:
Indeed, options are limited for you left-handed folks. Was it a Gibson?

I was in my Metallica/Hetfield period, an Epiphone (not the real deal). Play it sitting down is not an option or I didn't manage to find a comfortable position, so rather standing only, and besides, I didn't really like the active pickups (personal opinion).
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Yeah was a Gibson for £1000 which is decent. I’ve only played passive pups. Purely because I’m terrible at replacing batteries before they leak everywhere :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
 
A few additions since my last post:

A backup 1982 Fender Champ II to accompany my original.
Super cool amp only produced for a couple years:
https://wgsusa.com/fender-champ-ii-one-rare-bird

Vintage brand Lemon Drop.
Fender Esquire replica.
These guitars are brand new but made to look heavily used/worn. Both play and sound great.

Epi LP Standard.

Squire Paranormal Offset with Qtr Pounder bridge pickup.

And my squire telecaster that I added arm and tummy cuts.
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Meddler2 said:
A few additions since my last post:

A backup 1982 Fender Champ II to accompany my original.
Super cool amp only produced for a couple years:
https://wgsusa.com/fender-champ-ii-one-rare-bird

Vintage brand Lemon Drop.
Fender Esquire replica.
These guitars are brand new but made to look heavily used/worn. Both play and sound great.

Epi LP Standard.

Squire Paranormal Offset with Qtr Pounder bridge pickup.

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How does the lemon drop sound? Is that the one with out of phase pups like Peter Green had?
 
Meddler2 said:
A few additions since my last post:

A backup 1982 Fender Champ II to accompany my original.
Super cool amp only produced for a couple years:
https://wgsusa.com/fender-champ-ii-one-rare-bird

Vintage brand Lemon Drop.
Fender Esquire replica.
These guitars are brand new but made to look heavily used/worn. Both play and sound great.

Epi LP Standard.

Squire Paranormal Offset with Qtr Pounder bridge pickup.

And my squire telecaster that I added arm and tummy cuts.View attachment 926003View attachment 926004View attachment 926005View attachment 926006View attachment 926007View attachment 926008View attachment 926009View attachment 926010View attachment 926011View attachment 926012View attachment 926013View attachment 926014View attachment 926015View attachment 926016
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Those Vintage brand guitars are really nice for the money. I’m always impressed with them. There’s a butterscotch tele-style that blew me away.
 
It is nice to see everyone's collections. Looking at poker chip and guitar collections are two of my favorite pastimes! Although it is more fun to play with both of them. Here is one of my babies. I am a big Stones and Keith fan so I had to get this beauty. It is my version of Keith's guitar. 2017 Pleked Mexican Fender Telecaster with a Seymour Duncan Antiquities humbucker in the neck.

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My go-to's in the rotation atm
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I swapped out the cream plastics for all black on the Lester.

Running through
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Love the tones I can run her through.

I've had this guitar for ageeeeessss.......love it 100% still. Hagstrom out of Sweden, such a joy to play w the skinny neck.
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mburnznj said:
My go-to's in the rotation atm
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I swapped out the cream plastics for all black on the Lester.

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Love the tones I can run her through.

I've had this guitar for ageeeeessss.......love it 100% still. Hagstrom out of Sweden, such a joy to play w the skinny neck.
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So looks like the TV yellow GLP is running P90's? I've got the ELP version and it's got the P90's and it sounds great. I need to work it back into the rotation ASAP.

Edit: just saw mburnznj P90 confirmation.
 
Meathooke said:
Alright, I suppose I can contribute too... don’t have too many left, and they’re old pics (I’ll try to update them later)
And my pride and joy:
1965 Fender Jazzmaster
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That is spectacular!
I saw exact same year, make, model, color, for sale at a shop in CO last month. All original for $6500.

Cheaper than many of today's chipsets :)
 
Meathooke said:
Alright, I suppose I can contribute too... don’t have too many left, and they’re old pics (I’ll try to update them later)
For now:
1989 Gibson SG
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And my pride and joy:
1965 Fender Jazzmaster
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Might as well add to the “action pics” too:
The little one messing about
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And a couple old ones circa 1992/3
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Can't afford a real jazzmaster so built one from a kit. (minus the top lead/rhythm switch.
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Plays and sounds great. Everything is from stock kit except the tuning machines. I decided to go with vintage style for better stability. The P90's manage to crank out a respectable 9.5 ohm / resistance. Have no idea what that really means internally, but the sound is very crunchy and lots of gain before going to the amp; then gets a gain boost thru the amp. Net result is a great classic rock sound that hides my playing flaws :)
 

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