Post yer guitar pictures!

[baronsamedi]

I bought a Coffin Case for mine. As far a bang for your buck, Schecter is hard to beat. At $500, it had a Graphite Neck, Active EMGs and Grover Tuners. It was very light, but built like a tank. The sound was good enough that I could run direct into a mixer and still sound like a million bucks.

 

[baronsamedi]

I whacked more than one person with the Fender.

 

[nightmarejones]

Unfortunately I have no pics of my guitar which is an Ibanez gio 6-string but drop tuned to drop-B but here is an older pic from last year of my Ta

ma Superstar 100% birch drum set

 

[nightmarejones]

WOW!!!My apologies for the size and I didn't realize it looks like I'm crying in the pic..lol...Also ALL Paiste cymbals and PDP hardware[stands,pedals,etc.]

 

[papipeguy]

This is a great thread. Lots of musicians here. Some more of my "herd".

 

[brewshooter]

Whoa, slow down there papipeguy, I bang away at my guitars with some basic scales and simple chords, enough with all that "musician" talk!!! :wink:
Nightmarejones, you kind of look like Ed Robertson, the lead singer from the Barenaked Ladies, in that picture!

 

[bentmike]

Hey Papipeguy thats a fine blonde with a f-hole in the second pic. Nice collection thanks for sharing.

 

[pstlpkr]

I'd show you guys a picture of my piano... but someone stole my razor. :D
I love these guiturn threads. They are awesome.

Thanks for posting all those great pics guys.

:clap:

 

[maineyachtie]

thanks cajunguy for introducing me to the chapman stick. Great video too.

 

[adam12]

Papipeguy wow... do you live in Guitar Center... amazing stash. What is the one guitar in the foreground in the first photo with the gold pick guard, is that an Eastwood of some sort? LOVE THAT MAN!!!

 

[papipeguy]

adam12- That is a Reverend Rocco. I visited Joe Naylor at his factory in Michigan before I bought it so it is an Eastpointe made guitar.. Hands down it has the best neck I have ever played.

 

[adam12]

I am officially jealous - those are rare items and I have only casually heard about how great they play!

 

[monstermash51]

I have a Gibson Thunderbird Bass, and a Tama 6 piece Jazz set (but four of the drums sit in the naughty corner of the room.) All Zildjian and Mein Cymbals (10 in totall, not
including the two high-hat sets i have) I only use four or five of them though. If this thread is still alive in two weeks when I'm home I'll post pics! :puffpipe:

 

[bentmike]

It's warm enough here in Ohio for a little patio strumming.

Big: Alvarez Artist

Little: Baby Taylor Mahogany

 

[uberam3rica]

Heres my bass. Its a galveston. I don't know how to play though. The guitar was my dads, and The bass I got at a pawn shop for cheap. But I still haven't learned to play

 

[adam12]

Mike that Alvarez is sweet. Like that cutaway, kind of a cool option!
Uber - go get yourself a little bass amp and plug that baby in! Then grab some mp3's (uh, we used to say records, tapes, whatever) and just jam along to them. That's how I started... Then, you can put an ad looking for a group of folks to jam with

 

[uberam3rica]

a little bass amp and plug that baby in

I've got one. I just have a hard time with reading sheet music. I also dont know how to tune it

 

[bentmike]

Right on adam12 that's how I learned bass. The nice thing is the human ear can "hear" low bass frequencies much easier than higher piched sounds so it makes it easy to tell if your hitting the right notes when playing along to the recordings.
Uber hold on to that guitar your dad gave you that thing is a classic.

 

[briarbird]

Hey Mike, I love the Alvarez, I had one for a few years and my wife has too (don't know why, she has no idea how to play...) I live in Ohio as well and got to strum my Eastman out on the porch today.

 

[uberam3rica]

Uber hold on to that guitar your dad gave you that thing is a classic

I plan to. Hes had it since he was about my age. His family was super poor. His parents had to save for awhile to buy him that.