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Fellowship of the Bass, show me your electric guitars!

How many electric guitars do you have?

  • 1

    Votes: 75 27.1%
  • 2

    Votes: 56 20.2%
  • 3-5

    Votes: 74 26.7%
  • 5+

    Votes: 54 19.5%
  • This question offends me

    Votes: 18 6.5%

  • Total voters
    277
I seem to like the same look in G or B.
1998 Hardtail Strat with lace sensor golds

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1991 MIJ '52 Tele RI. Great neck.
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2007 Deluxe Strat. Beautiful finish, great neck.
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I also have a 1957 Musicmaster stripped natural with an amazing '57 strat PU
 
Just one - an 80s Westone Thunder II. I barely play because I suck at guitar but it's nice to have a quality guitar in case I wanna try to get an idea down.

Pic from the original Reverb listing -
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I wanna build a guitar tuned to B standard...it's on my list. But I've been hesitant due to the aforementioned lack of guitar skills.
 
This one started off as a 1996 Made In Japan Strat. The ash body and the hardware are about the only original parts left. :cool:

Neck needed a fretjob back in '16 but it was easier and more fun to replace the neck... so that's a pau ferro Warmoth Vintage/Modern neck with the Wolfgang neck shape, a smoooooooth pau ferro board, a 1 3/4" Tusq nut and stainless vintage frets.

Pickups include a couple of Lace Sensors (Emerald in the neck, Hot Gold in the middle) with a DiMarzio Hot Rails in the bridge.

All the knobs are push-pulls for flipping the phase on positions 2 and 4, series/parallel for the Hot Rails and more.

And it sounds great through that little Bugera V5 tube combo!

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I have always liked Tele tones the best, but prefer strat bodies. That’s what I got in my first guitar. It’s a MIA Fender Parallel Universe Whiteguard Strat. It is basically a Tele other than the body shape. I have since changed the bridge to a six saddle. It’s 6.7 lbs. Ash body.

Now I feel GAS to have an Eric Johnson Thinline strat to check the lightweight strat box. Then probably some strat style guitar with hum-buckers. I just like precision and strat body shapes that much!
 

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That's insane! Are You a bass player?

I play bass about as well as I play guitar - but to call me a “bass player” would depend on the surrounding company.

Funny enough, I don’t really have a desire to collect bass guitars. I like to have a variety of them, but don’t feel the need to have two of the exact same. Only have about 15 basses.
 
Eastwood Esprit Ultra (with cherryburst flame-top) that I bought new in 2020 and had modified by replacing the OEM pickups with a set of Malinoski humbucker-sized "gold foil"-type pickups wired with a toggle switch so that I can run them in series or parallel, plus I replaced the original Tune-O-Matic bridge with an excellent Babicz/Full Contact Hardware bridge.
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