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Artemis_Entreri
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2 fender tele's
fender strat
jackson V signature
peavey wolfgang
progressive metal, death metal, jazz, classical.. basically anything. i prefer the heavy stuff but nothing wrong with some john scofield every now and then.
fender strat
jackson V signature
peavey wolfgang
progressive metal, death metal, jazz, classical.. basically anything. i prefer the heavy stuff but nothing wrong with some john scofield every now and then.
, but my weapons of choice are a Peavy Wolfgang and a EB Axis.
longarms
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I really like the Ibanez's, but I prefer a thicker neck.
I've played some really baaaad LPs, but I prefer the strat feel, I guess you just get used to what you play.
I really like the single coil SRV sound. Funny thing is, my strat has 2 humbuckers, & my tele has a neck HB. The switching on the strat lets me get the neck single sound, though.
The Ibanez have always seemed like a great value to me. I had one for a while that I never should have traded. I traded it for a peavey strat copy, which I traded for a jap strat 72 reissue (my favorite). To bad, It burned up in a house fire last year. I'll probably get something similar (clear gloss or butterscotch, big headstock, 7 1/4 radius, etc). There's a mexican Deluxe superstrat with 7 way switching that I've been looking at, you can get them on Musicians friend for under $500. I've played one before, pretty cool. You can have the neck and bridge pickup on at once, and all 3 pickups on at once if you want.
I've played some really baaaad LPs, but I prefer the strat feel, I guess you just get used to what you play.
I really like the single coil SRV sound. Funny thing is, my strat has 2 humbuckers, & my tele has a neck HB. The switching on the strat lets me get the neck single sound, though.
The Ibanez have always seemed like a great value to me. I had one for a while that I never should have traded. I traded it for a peavey strat copy, which I traded for a jap strat 72 reissue (my favorite). To bad, It burned up in a house fire last year. I'll probably get something similar (clear gloss or butterscotch, big headstock, 7 1/4 radius, etc). There's a mexican Deluxe superstrat with 7 way switching that I've been looking at, you can get them on Musicians friend for under $500. I've played one before, pretty cool. You can have the neck and bridge pickup on at once, and all 3 pickups on at once if you want.
longarms
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Never heard of a Landola, what's it like?
I lost 2 acoustics in the fire, too, still haven't replaced them.
May go with a thin body alvarez with a pickup. I have some time to shop on the net while I'm here. I used to have a deep bowl Ovation, It's shape & mine didn't get along very well. I loved the v shape neck, though.
I lost 2 acoustics in the fire, too, still haven't replaced them.
May go with a thin body alvarez with a pickup. I have some time to shop on the net while I'm here. I used to have a deep bowl Ovation, It's shape & mine didn't get along very well. I loved the v shape neck, though.
longarms said:
Landola's are pretty much the only acoustic guitars I've played. Well I've tryed others but Landola is definitely my choice.
Check the website:
http://www.landola.fi/
PIGEON-RAT
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1981 Vox Standard 24
Has a nice thin fast action neck and hot fuckin dimarzio pickups. I love this guitar.
1971 Epiphone EA-250 semihollow
Near mint condition, just one or two unnoticeable nicks on this. Awesome rich sound, very low, fast action.
Lucida Artista classical guitar - spanish made classical guitar, great sounding
Has a nice thin fast action neck and hot fuckin dimarzio pickups. I love this guitar.
1971 Epiphone EA-250 semihollow
Near mint condition, just one or two unnoticeable nicks on this. Awesome rich sound, very low, fast action.
Lucida Artista classical guitar - spanish made classical guitar, great sounding
seraphElite
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ibanez gsr200 .... but i have a nice amp!
benevolent anarchist
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I sold most of my gear about ten years ago when I realized I wasn’t going to become a rock star. 
I was smart enough to keep just one. It’s a Paul Reed Smith semi-hollow body. Limited edition #399 of 500, signed by PRS. I run it through a Mesa Boogie amp.
I was smart enough to keep just one. It’s a Paul Reed Smith semi-hollow body. Limited edition #399 of 500, signed by PRS. I run it through a Mesa Boogie amp.
Basses: Ernie ball stingray 4(my babie) and a Yamaha 5 string(only when i need the low B)
Guitars: Fender Strat(Mexican) and a Garrision Acoustic.
Don't know if you all have heard of Garrison guitars but damn there amazing, and built to last, made in canada, good prices for such a great sounding acoustic www.garrisonguitars.com
I started out on drums, and played them for 5 years so i also have a yamaha stage custom kit, but i don't play drums much at all anymore.
My next purchase will be hopefully a Warwick Thumb bass(not that it matters..lol)
Rock/Funk/Jazz/Hardcore--whatever... pretty much anything
Played in a few metal and emo/punk bands.
Guitars: Fender Strat(Mexican) and a Garrision Acoustic.
Don't know if you all have heard of Garrison guitars but damn there amazing, and built to last, made in canada, good prices for such a great sounding acoustic www.garrisonguitars.com
I started out on drums, and played them for 5 years so i also have a yamaha stage custom kit, but i don't play drums much at all anymore.
My next purchase will be hopefully a Warwick Thumb bass(not that it matters..lol)
Rock/Funk/Jazz/Hardcore--whatever... pretty much anything
Played in a few metal and emo/punk bands.
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longarms
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I've played a Warwick 6 string thumb quite a bit. Didn't like it at all after the mystic wore off. the neck was so heavy you really had to hold it up to play it. The 4 strings may not be anything like that...Don't know. I do know I MUCH prefer my 5 string Cirrus to any bass I've ever played. Just kinda stumbled into the deal, too.
I still have a soft spot for a fender jazz 5, but I really don't need it.
My wife doesn't think I need so many, but you gotta be into somethin'. (I have 5 saxophones, too)
I still have a soft spot for a fender jazz 5, but I really don't need it.
My wife doesn't think I need so many, but you gotta be into somethin'. (I have 5 saxophones, too)
I haven't tryed out a peavy cirrus yet, but i've heard good thing about them.. next time i see one i'll have to try it out. I love the fender jazz basses, alot of people think there shit but i think fender makes good basses. I've seen a few U.S made 5'vers on ebay for decent prices but ebay is always a risk, if i can find decent priced one i'd pick one up.
One good thing about not being married, You don't have to worrie about anyone saying the old "you don't need that" lol gotta load up on my gear before that happens
One good thing about not being married, You don't have to worrie about anyone saying the old "you don't need that" lol gotta load up on my gear before that happens
seraphElite
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Warwick? those are so fucking nice! but hellllaaaa pricy!
i got a warwick soft case (extreamly nice... for a case
) so everyone thinks thats what im packing =)
i got a warwick soft case (extreamly nice... for a case
) so everyone thinks thats what im packing =)currently working on getting a versol
i have a 77 les paul standard
custom built tele w/ hotrods
and of course a 3/4 sized squire bullet babeeeee
custom modded 6x6 tube amp (modded by a very famous amp/pedal maker) but i left it at my buddy's house 4 yrs ago and still haven't been back to get it since i moved lol... happy bday to him.
i have a 77 les paul standard
custom built tele w/ hotrods
and of course a 3/4 sized squire bullet babeeeee
custom modded 6x6 tube amp (modded by a very famous amp/pedal maker) but i left it at my buddy's house 4 yrs ago and still haven't been back to get it since i moved lol... happy bday to him.
Paulo
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Fender Jaguar
Peavey Impact One
Ibanez S470
Ibanez Classical Electric
Cordoba Classical, 50 R
1950's Norma semi hollow body electric
One of those mini strats with a dual stack humbucker. (played it for a talent show in high school)
Ibanez 5 string Bass
and a couple other baseball bats not worth naming.
Peavey Impact One
Ibanez S470
Ibanez Classical Electric
Cordoba Classical, 50 R
1950's Norma semi hollow body electric
One of those mini strats with a dual stack humbucker. (played it for a talent show in high school)
Ibanez 5 string Bass
and a couple other baseball bats not worth naming.
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