All You Guitar Players Out There---What Are You Playing? (style, record, sounds)

[Tube Screamer]

Here's one...I can't get the others to work right now.

[Tube Screamer]

I touched nothing...not even new strings.

I have no idea what it's worth, so hands off. lol

[High_Plains_Retired]

Tube Screamer,

Is that the George Washburn mandolin? Nice!

My little inexpensive Ibanez is one I purchased in the case in Viña Del Mar, Chile in the 1980s while working there.

[Tube Screamer]

Originally Posted by High_Plains_Retired

Tube Screamer,

Is that the George Washburn mandolin? Nice!

My little inexpensive Ibanez is one I purchased in the case in Viña Del Mar, Chile in the 1980s while working there.

It is...he died in 1953 and was 98 years old. I know it's very old because he had it for years.

My Dad and him used to play together with Dad's guitar when he was a kid in a hay-wagon during a local parade.

I'm keeping this one.

[lizardspock]

Originally Posted by AnesthesiaMD

No problem.

Based on the info you gave me I was able to track down the music store that sells these guitars in Michigan. They told me that this particular model is entry level and shouldn't go for more than about $40 used. Saved me $60. Thanks again.

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by AnesthesiaMD

This is one of my all time favorite LP players…



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Sweet. Marshall stacks and serious shredding.

What's not to like?

[AnesthesiaMD]

Originally Posted by Tube Screamer

Here's one...I can't get the others to work right now.

Nice!!!

[AnesthesiaMD]

Originally Posted by lizardspock

Based on the info you gave me I was able to track down the music store that sells these guitars in Michigan. They told me that this particular model is entry level and shouldn't go for more than about $40 used. Saved me $60. Thanks again.

I'll send the bill for my commission.

[High_Plains_Retired]

Originally Posted by High_Plains_Retired

My current and recent herd of stringed play things, in no particular order:

1. Aspen A125EC
2. Epiphone Les Paul Standard
3. Jay Turser J41 Hummingbird
4. Martin D-35
5. Seagull S12
6. Silvertone Sovereign (ca 1966)
7. Harmony Bobkat H15
8. Ibanez 511 mandolin
9. Anton Beder violin
10. Roth violin

The BC Rich Mockingbird ST in pic with the Epiphone belongs to my grand daughter and the Harmony Bobkat I recently sold.

PS: I've got a Seagull S6 Entourage spotted to possibly add the corral.

I gave up on the Entourage. There's seems to be an inordinate number of these guitars with cracked wood.

Here's one my grand daughter added to her herd today. Sorry but we've not gotten any good pics of the guitar yet.

11. Schecter Hellraiser C-1

[thunderkat59]

Tonight, I was playing the Hello Kitty Strat my Wife got me for Valentines day last year . . .

I found pics of a lot of famous people with them . . . Slash, Dave Navarro, Katy Perry and more

Steve Stevens of Billy Idols band here, ha ha