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How many basses and guitars do you own?
- Thread starter fish slapper
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Man oh man, I don't know how some of you give the proper luv and attention to your collection. I feel there are basses neglected in my little collection. I have:
5 basses and 1 electric guitar
83 fender jazz, 57 avri p, mm sub, Nash 57 p, and a charvel fusion iv. The 6 string is a epiphone sg custom.
Covers all I do.
5 basses and 1 electric guitar
83 fender jazz, 57 avri p, mm sub, Nash 57 p, and a charvel fusion iv. The 6 string is a epiphone sg custom.
Covers all I do.
Used to have many. Now all I need is my Thunderbird tuned Eadg. And my Dean V tuned c something, my brother tuned it to his axe. I used to have several but I only see the point in having a couple now.
7 Bases:
2 Yamaha BB300
1 Yamaha BB615
1 Fender Precision
1 Epiphone Viola
1 Eagle Violin
1 Hofner 500/1
3 Guitars:
1 Yamaha acoustic
1 Fender Stratocaster
1 Fender Electro-Acoustic
2 Yamaha BB300
1 Yamaha BB615
1 Fender Precision
1 Epiphone Viola
1 Eagle Violin
1 Hofner 500/1
3 Guitars:
1 Yamaha acoustic
1 Fender Stratocaster
1 Fender Electro-Acoustic
8 basses: 4string and 5 string Ibbys (SR400 & SR405), a Fender P and. Fender J, a 4 string ministar basstar and a 5 string fretless ministar basstar, 2 5 string Dingwals - a Combustion and my go-to bass, an Afterburner II. I'd love to get an electric upright some day, but am not GASing for any make or model in particular.
One guitar, an Ibby Artcore.
Then there are the two dulcimer, two flutes, a piccolo, the glass flutes and piccolos, the recorders, an electronic piano with a roll-up keyboard, and I think the Autoharp is in storage...
One guitar, an Ibby Artcore.
Then there are the two dulcimer, two flutes, a piccolo, the glass flutes and piccolos, the recorders, an electronic piano with a roll-up keyboard, and I think the Autoharp is in storage...
I have 8 total:
4 electric basses (Carvin SB5000, Fender Jazz, Fender P, Peavey T40)
1 upright bass
1 electric guitar (Fender Tele)
2 acoustic guitars (Seagull and Dobro)
I really don't have much GAS with this lineup... Unless I get another SB
4 electric basses (Carvin SB5000, Fender Jazz, Fender P, Peavey T40)
1 upright bass
1 electric guitar (Fender Tele)
2 acoustic guitars (Seagull and Dobro)
I really don't have much GAS with this lineup... Unless I get another SB
4 basses: 72 Fender Pbass-original A profile neck, Squier VM Jazz, 78 Fender Music Master and Titan Beatles Bass.
3 Basses, 1 guitar:
1) My first bass- a Blake Precision clone (Korean manufacture, ebony fretboard)
2) My first active bass- a 1988 (89?) Charvel B3 with EMG PJ's and a maple fretboard. Originally had an active volume, tone, and 3-way p/u selector, but I have since had an EMG BTC (Volume, Blend, concentric Treble/Bass pots) installed.
3) My first NEW bass (the other two were bought used)- A Green Metallic Flake Ibanez SR-300.
I bought my brother an electric guitar a few years ago, but he has hardly EVER touched it, so I'm "borrowing" it to learn guitar and help improve my knowledge of theory. It's a Squire Standard "Fat" Strat with the 2-lug dual-fulcrum tremolo, CBS-style headstock, rosewood fretboard and a really nice set of pickups-- 2 staggered-magnet single coils (the middle pickup appears to be reverse-staggered) and a humbucker in the bridge. Candy Apple Red finish. I've always considered the Stratocaster to be the 1950's Oldsmobile of guitars-- stylish, forward-thinking, performs well, and ahead of its time.
1) My first bass- a Blake Precision clone (Korean manufacture, ebony fretboard)
2) My first active bass- a 1988 (89?) Charvel B3 with EMG PJ's and a maple fretboard. Originally had an active volume, tone, and 3-way p/u selector, but I have since had an EMG BTC (Volume, Blend, concentric Treble/Bass pots) installed.
3) My first NEW bass (the other two were bought used)- A Green Metallic Flake Ibanez SR-300.
I bought my brother an electric guitar a few years ago, but he has hardly EVER touched it, so I'm "borrowing" it to learn guitar and help improve my knowledge of theory. It's a Squire Standard "Fat" Strat with the 2-lug dual-fulcrum tremolo, CBS-style headstock, rosewood fretboard and a really nice set of pickups-- 2 staggered-magnet single coils (the middle pickup appears to be reverse-staggered) and a humbucker in the bridge. Candy Apple Red finish. I've always considered the Stratocaster to be the 1950's Oldsmobile of guitars-- stylish, forward-thinking, performs well, and ahead of its time.
Here are mine:
Fender LPB 59 RI clone made from Fender parts
Fender Precision Lyte Sunburst
83 Squier SQ Precision
Squier VM jazz Maple
Ibanez ATK 300
84 Ibanez RB850
70's El Degas EB-3 copy
Epiphone Biscuit resonator guitar
Guild GAD 12 string
Dean 3/4 traveller guitar
Walden 6 string
Fender telecaster parts guitar
That's it for now.
Fender LPB 59 RI clone made from Fender parts
Fender Precision Lyte Sunburst
83 Squier SQ Precision
Squier VM jazz Maple
Ibanez ATK 300
84 Ibanez RB850
70's El Degas EB-3 copy
Epiphone Biscuit resonator guitar
Guild GAD 12 string
Dean 3/4 traveller guitar
Walden 6 string
Fender telecaster parts guitar
That's it for now.
I used to have a lot more, but now I am down to these....
3 Sadowsky's
1 StingRay
1 Strat
1 SG
1 Upright
3 Sadowsky's
1 StingRay
1 Strat
1 SG
1 Upright
2 Basses
Fender Jazz Four and Five strings.
3 Guitars
Jackson RRXMG, Epi Les Paul and Martin D1.
Fender Jazz Four and Five strings.
3 Guitars
Jackson RRXMG, Epi Les Paul and Martin D1.
