Your Guitar(s) & Instruments—Photos Please

[cman78]

Wow I forgot I had so many instruments until Tzaddi got me to write them down. Thanks Richard.
Here are my recent purchases. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=118216
I don't have pics of my other stuff, camera is in the shop but I will get pics when it gets back.

here's the inventory,

2 - Alvarez Regent 8210 acoustic
f-note kit guitar acoustic
Bently travel guitar acoustic
Ibanez AF75 electric (shown in thread above)
Parker electric

Casio Privia 300 digital piano
Blue Danube Harmonica
Hand carved wood flute (a guy made this for me about 10 years ago) I love to sit and play it with other people playing music.

[Ratters]

1980 Ibanez Artist with Duncans. Marshall JMP1 with Boss SE70 effects processor pumped through a Carvin 100 watt tube amp with 4 EL 34s into a cabinet with four 12" 25 watt Celestions. All midi controlled.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by tzaddi

My Appalachian Dulcimer

I started playing the dulcimer after I made one from a kit back in the early 70s. To me it is soothing drone instrument that lends itself to improvisation.







Here is Joni playing one




Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones Played one on the Classic "Lady Jane"



Jimmy Page plays one on Led Zeppelin (IV)'s "Rock and Roll" and there's Cyndi Lauper, Dolly Parton and I am sure many more...

for some excellent dulcimer and mandolin playing in a lively folk/rock/funk setting, you should check out Bonepony (www.bonepony.com). Find a copy of Stomp Revival if you can!

Stomp'N'Rock,

Joseph

[Tristan]

Originally Posted by Ratters

1980 Ibanez Artist with Duncans. Marshall JMP1 with Boss SE70 effects processor pumped through a Carvin 100 watt tube amp with 4 EL 34s into a cabinet with four 12" 25 watt Celestions. All midi controlled.

How do you like the JMP1? Does it provide that vintage marshall tone that you'd get from the JCM series amps? I've always been curious about these and haven't heard one that I can remember.

[cman78]

Originally Posted by cman78

Wow I forgot I had so many instruments until Tzaddi got me to write them down. Thanks Richard.
Here are my recent purchases. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=118216
I don't have pics of my other stuff, camera is in the shop but I will get pics when it gets back.

here's the inventory,

2 - Alvarez Regent 5210 acoustic
f-note kit guitar acoustic
Bently travel guitar acoustic
Ibanez AF75 electric (shown in thread above)
Parker electric

Casio Privia 300 digital piano
Blue Danube Harmonica
Hand carved wood flute (a guy made this for me about 10 years ago) I love to sit and play it with other people playing music.

The wife took this the other day for a still life project.

[DBall]

Charlie... that is a GREAT pic!

[stitch45]

Yamaha FG 200 purchased for me by my Father Feb. 1 1973, 35 years ago.
She may not be pretty or fancy ...
But she's been with me for 35 years now ...
Longer than any of my Wives.

[physiognomy]

Seems there are plenty of guitar lovers here... I thought I'd switch it up a little. First pic is a shot of my Bach TR300 trumpet & the second shows the artwork on our Didge. I'll have to dig around & see if I have a pic of the whole instrument.

[cman78]

Originally Posted by DBall

Charlie... that is a GREAT pic!

I will be sure to tell her. She really likes that one. We finally started putting a studio together in the basement and it looks like she is gonna turn out some good stuff.

[Shaun Raney]

Those are all my toys. The Gretsch is far and away my favorite guitar.

Its a 2005 Gretsch 6120 SSLVO Brian Setzer Edition with TV Jones pickups.

The strat copy is a Fernandes, was my first guitar, now has EMG David Gilmores in it.

The Tele is just a mexican tele for no other reason than I wanted a cheap tele.

The ESP/LTD Explorer is a left over remnant from when I was infatuated with Metallica when I was like 15 years old.

And the Acoustic is a Fender "Big Tex" that I loved the Cowgirl detail on and it plays so big and bassy i had to have it.

I've since added a Fender Banjo for my birthday as well.

[Ratters]

Originally Posted by Tristan

How do you like the JMP1? Does it provide that vintage marshall tone that you'd get from the JCM series amps? I've always been curious about these and haven't heard one that I can remember.

Sorry, just saw this. I love the JMP1, it's extremely versatile and has great clean tones, standard marshall rock tones, and full on grind metal tones. It's important to run it through a good tube amp, as I've heard one run through a solid state power amp and it sounded like crap. Though when recording I ran it straight into the board and it still sounded pretty good.

Oh, and that Gretsch is the sexy.

[Major Captain Silly]

I just broke a string while playing my Jackson so, I thought I'd go ahead and post some of my stuff:





Variax 300
Jackson DK2
ST Blues Custom
Line 6 POD XT Live

MCS

[AD720]

As promised after my "Guess how many instruments" contest.

Electrics -

19?? Fender Standard Strat - heavily modified (aka "Ender")
1996 American Standard Strat
2001 Gibson SG Special
2001 Brian Moore i2

(not pictured - 1981 Fender Bullet 1)



Basses -

90's Tobias Growler IV
2003 Ibanez Prestige SR3005ESOL
198? Aria Custom
1975/6 Ibanez Lawsuit P-Bass
1981 Fender Bullet Bass Delux



Acoustics -

1976 Gibson J-45/50 (My grandfather's, my dad's and now mine)

1999 Alvarez Yiari/Michael Tobias Designs
19?? Yamaha 12 String
199? Martin/Sigma D-18M
1976 Yamaha



Misc -

Lotus Banjo (was my grandfathers)
Fender Resonator
1960's Harmony Mandolin
Hawaiian Koa Uke



1977 Digiorgio Conservatory classical (Brazilian)




Amps -

I have a few amps, the only one really worth noting is my 1984 Fender Concert. This is a "Rivera" concert which was hand wired point to point by Paul Rivera when he worked for Fender, before starting Rivera amps.

[Mbraud4]

I rock some ass on my guitar. 5 Stars Baby!!!! WOOOOOOOO

[Shaun Raney]

Originally Posted by Major Captain Silly

I just broke a string while playing my Jackson so, I thought I'd go ahead and post some of my stuff:





Variax 300
Jackson DK2
ST Blues Custom
Line 6 POD XT Live

MCS

How do you like the variax? i was thinking of trading all my guitars buy my gretsch for a Variax. I have a PodXT Pro and I think it would be a great match.