my one right handed white strat is going to be Hendrix-ified eventually, until then it's the guest guitar.I have several guitars and basses that guests can use.....as long as they're left handed.
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Do You Keep a Guitar in Your House for Visitors?
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I have a uke, a bari uke, and a really out of tune piano. We very seldom have visitors. Since we quit drinking, there are not many "drop-ins."
No but I do have a Marshall combo amp they can use. They usually bring their own guitar.
I have electric guitars, amps, acoustic guitars, drums and a PA at my house.
I have an Acoustic, and electric, and a 50watt tube amp with a 12" cab. I also have a Roland drum kit with a monitor.
I play with all of it, but just for fun, I'm well below average at guitar and drums. I am ready for any reasonable jam though!
I play with all of it, but just for fun, I'm well below average at guitar and drums. I am ready for any reasonable jam though!
Needs somewhere to go after delivering pizzas all night.That's where they're deserved to be kept
When my music buds come by, all they want to do is drink and watch football. And yes, I have an acoustic and electric guitar for them. I can't play guitar.
I also frisk them before as they leave....because musicians.
I also frisk them before as they leave....because musicians.
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No, I have a bunch of nice guitars cos I play em too sometimes.
It's really not a zero sum game.
It's really not a zero sum game.
I have a nice drum kit, a decent PA and a bunch of bass stuff. I'm on the lookout for a Squier Tele at a reasonable price, I like to noodle a little on guitar when I see one.
I voted no. I have many (somethin like 9) guitars, but theyre all for me. None are specifically for if someone came over, they could borrow one.
My family has three guitar hangers in the living room. When I know I have friends coming over, I replace my dad's acoustics with my electrics (usually two guitars and a bass). This serves two purposes: one, the electrics look cooler to a bunch of teenagers, and two, they're much less valuable than my dad's stuff. All three of the instruments I put up could not pay for one of my dad's at this point 
