Here's a few of mine...
Nice guitar selection. Love the quilt top! The blue strat looks just like mine!
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Nice guitar selection. Love the quilt top! The blue strat looks just like mine!
Got a Hartke Kickback amp and a Charvel Bass from the mid eighties vintage. The bass is hair band ready, but she still plays great. The neck is true with the action set for business. Love this thread.
I am thinking road trip to come see this band of yours play!!! 
Enjoy and good luck!!!
Enjoy and good luck!!!
some of you guys and girls have some nice gear.. some of you even suffer from gas,,,(gear aquisition syndrome),,, anyways check this dude out
Thanks for the kind comments fellas. I'm sure I suffer from the affore mentioned gas. My collection has since grown a few deeper. My newest and now favorite being a translucent blood red Schecter Hellraiser C1FR, it totally rips! There is definitely some nice hardware being showcased in this thread.
KML, that Roger is absolutely gorgeous! I'm jealous. Have a serious love for hollowbody jazz guitars.
KML, that Roger is absolutely gorgeous! I'm jealous. Have a serious love for hollowbody jazz guitars.
nice rig Brother
Thanks!
Nice photos & equipment so far. Keep them coming!
I can't begin to count how many times my gear made extended stays in one of Tulsa's pawn shops as I struggled to support myself while financing my education. I vividly remember three occasions when I was crawling around looking under furniture for pennies & nickels so I could scrape up enough money to buy a can of biscuits for dinner.
At my peak, I had two of these Peavey Butcher half-stacks. 120 tube watts each. Some gigs I'd spread them apart and let the GSP-21PRO provide stereo effects. Sometimes I'd stack them on top of one another if the ceiling was high enough and I had a ladder or chair to use to get the second head on top of the full stack.
One of my half-stacks was sold, along with my B.C. Rich Warlock, to pay for some of my flight lessons back when I was getting my private pilot's license.
The guitar is my 16-year old Ibanez 540s. The second photo has a quarter taped to the side of the body for scale. In some places, the body is thinner than a dime - yet the body is amazingly dense.
I can't begin to count how many times my gear made extended stays in one of Tulsa's pawn shops as I struggled to support myself while financing my education. I vividly remember three occasions when I was crawling around looking under furniture for pennies & nickels so I could scrape up enough money to buy a can of biscuits for dinner.
At my peak, I had two of these Peavey Butcher half-stacks. 120 tube watts each. Some gigs I'd spread them apart and let the GSP-21PRO provide stereo effects. Sometimes I'd stack them on top of one another if the ceiling was high enough and I had a ladder or chair to use to get the second head on top of the full stack.
One of my half-stacks was sold, along with my B.C. Rich Warlock, to pay for some of my flight lessons back when I was getting my private pilot's license.
The guitar is my 16-year old Ibanez 540s. The second photo has a quarter taped to the side of the body for scale. In some places, the body is thinner than a dime - yet the body is amazingly dense.
My son on the marimba. He's hoping to move up to snare or tenor next year.
I've circled him in red but you can hardly see it.
I've circled him in red but you can hardly see it.
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Those kids have some awesome gear to use Dawn!
most people who try to play geetar don't have kamikze esp with emg 81s in the body,,, that is a hot axe!!!
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