Had to take a picture of my guitars for school so i figured why not make a thread?
From left to right:
Epiphone, pretty decent guitar. Was my daily till i took it to fanfare and got it signed by a bunch of country artists.
My grandma's old fingerstyle, needs alot of work to get it back to "playable condition".
Cheap Fender signed by george strait, my aunt won it at work.
Ovation Elite acoustic/electric. AMAZING!!!!! First guitar my parents got me and my first real high quality one.
Washburn X series electric. doesn't get used much but great to have when i want to play something a little more rocky.

Post up pics of your own!

 

Gibson les paul classic with genz benz el diablow 60-ts amp.

 

does guitar hero count?

 

ukulele ftw

 

3.8 that is just awesome.
How much is a decent ukulele Lazer?
Kinda want to learn just for a new challenge.

 

I don't have one

i was just messing around

 

and I officially feel like a dumbass.................

 

i have a knock off fender guitar and bass guitar. theyre collecting dust cause they are in horrible condition right now

for now i just use my buddies Tom Delong signature fender through my buddies line 6 spider 250? i think. its the big amp with 2 12" speakers. lol

im probably going to be buying myself a new bass and equipment for christmas and then buy a used electronic drum set for my birthday (june)

 

3.8, i had a roomate who had that same guitar with a tube amp.

thing sounds sweet!

he could even play the king of the hill theme.

not difficult, but fun to hear.

lol

 

Tube amps rock, I love the sound. For my dads last birthday my mom got him a Russtech tube amp. Top notch, we love it.

But for the guitars here's what we've got here...

Electric:
Paul Reed Smith CE22
Dean Vendetta 4.0
Epiphone LP Custom
Ibanez ST50
Schecter C-1+

Acoustic:
Taylor 710CE (6 string)
Takamine G335 (12 string)

Bass:
Yamaha RBX750A Bass

I don't have any pics, but you can google them if you don't know what they look like already.

 

yeah king of the hell song is pretty easy.

tube amps are sweet as hell i just got this one about three months ago and i love it. it cost me alot for it but worth it.

 

Nice collection King, how does your taylor play? Does it live up to the its "reputation"?

 

I am more of a drummer than a guitarist. I played drums for 8 years, but fit about 16 years worth into those 8 years. I have had a few guitars, all MIM Strats, and currently have a Hamer Scarab and a 1953 Kay Thin Twin which I play through a Kustom KLH-80 with a Digitech 350 processor. No, Its not a Marshall stack, but it cranks. The pics are not of the actual guitar, but are identical. The thin twin was bought by my dad new, in 1953.

Greg

 

damn i was just about to post a picture of them

 

hell if guitar hero counted i would just as ******* good as Michael Angelo Battio. lol.

 

I put myself thrugh college playing bass in a rock band and as part of a touring company performing "Godspell"... prior to that, I was a "frustated lead guitarist" who switched to bass.

Axes and amps I have owned..
a 1960's vintage Framus solid body Electric
a late 60's vintage Fender telecaster with Gibson humbucking pickups
Dan Armstrong/Ampeg Bass ( the one with the Plexiglass body)
Fender Jazz bass (walnut finish/maple neck... sweet!)
Gibbson Ripper Bass
early 60's vintage Premier guitar amp ( sucker caught fire!)
Traynor Bassmaster bass amp with 4 15" speakers in two cabinets
100 Watt Marshall bass amp.. the 4-15" Traynor speakers were replaced with altec lansings

I sold all of my bass stuff in 1979 and now have a 70's vintage Gibson B-25 that I haven't touched in years... although I am thinking of getting back into it.

 

Depends on the reputation. I'm not much of a player, they're my dads guitars. I sold mine a couple years ago to help me get a car. The only one I ever really play is the epiphone and I love it. It has a great feel and amazing sound, I love it.

 

Ya I have been very happy with my epiphone as well.