How Many Guitars do you own

[63falcon]

1959 Gibson J-45
1974 Fender Telecaster
2000 Fender American Standard Stratocaster (Inca Silver)
1983 Guild G-37
2002 LArrivee OM-09
2001 Baby Taylor

 

[dopey]

i understand how it can get outta hand, but i have a decent epiphone acoustic, an electric (ibanez professional), and a nice bass.

after that, some strats, and others have come and gone. I would like a 12 string acoustic very much, they are very inspirational!

 

[lbanks]

15... That is pretty stupid....but, they're mine now....
Alembic Orion
Conklin GT-7
Conklin GT-4
Fender MIJ Jazz Bass '75 RI
Fender MIJ Jazz Bass Special
'74 Gibson Ripper
Lightwave Classica 5
Cort Curbow Fretless 4
SD Curlee
Oscar Schmidt Delta King Bass
Wishbass Fretless 5
Wishbass Fretless 4
Galveston 12 string Bass
Oscar Schmidt Blues King Guitar
Copley 5 string
(forgot I sold the Kramer Duke)

 

[Richard Monroe]

Well, golly, it's 9 now, all cheapies or mid priced guitars that have been worked on, except the Taylor.

Steel String Acoustics
Taylor 710CE -just a kickass guitar, plugged in or mic'd up
Epiphone PR725S (25 years grown old with me) Now it's the camping and dangerous travel axe.
Ibanez ME Day Tripper- good backpack guitar

Nylon String Acoustics
Bruno Classical- 1960's vintage, a well made cheap classical
Epiphone C70CE cutaway Selena Signature in gloss black with the rosebud. Most girlie guitar I've ever seen. I don't play nylon string much, it's just a studio guitar.

Electrics
Epiphone SG Special with classic 57 humbuckers. - THe expendable airline axe. The pickups are worth more than the guitar. It's cheap and I love it.

Epiphone Les Paul Custom with classic 57 humbuckers.- Bought used, some guy did a crackerjack fret job on this baby, I put the real pickups in it. The thing rocks. Most of the Kalamazoo or Nashville Les Pauls I've played are no better, and often worse than that axe.

Fender Highway One Telecaster.- A coffee table with a neck screwed on to it. Sometimes you just need the sound of a Fender, and I prefer Teles to Strats for what I do. A workmanlike tool. Very forgiving neck.

Epiphone Casino- My newest project. Mostly it needs its sharp frets filed down by someone with a clue. The sound, even with the stock P-90's in it, is pretty good, but they will get replaced by real Gibsons. The tuners are pretty weak, and will go away soon.

 

[andydeedpoll]

Ive only got a nice cheap Legend Stratocaster and a BBEEAAUUTTIIFFUULL classical guitar, but strangely enough i cant find any mark to tell me who made it i didnt get it new though, so maybe whoever had it before me got rid of the mark inside the body. its a really cool guitar, im thinking about having a pickup installed, and some strap buttons so i can play it properly in gigs, not really sure if i trust the guys at the local guitar shop with it though .

im after a Fender Telecaster next... and the same guitar shop i dont trust with Theodore (does anyone else name their instruments...? ) have this. i havent got round to playing it yet, but i think it looks really good.

i suppose im kinda new to the whole guitar thing... ive had my classical for ages, but only got my electric a few years ago... i wanna buy some effects pedals soon as well.

too big a list, not enough money

 

[Richard Monroe]

Sure Andy, I name my axes. It's a tradition. In my case, the guitars are all named after characters from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", and "Angel". It works, too. The Taylor is Angelus, the electric guitar with a soul. The cheap black SG with the humbuckers is Spike (with the coffin case-duh). The little blue 3/4 Ibanez is Fred, The Telecaster is Gunn, the Les Paul is Faith. the alternative slayer. The new cherry red Casino is Harmony, and the old Epi acoustic is Giles. Sorry, Darla got sold. She was evil. Guitars without names? Poppycock.-Richie

 

[BlindCowboy]

Too many:

Gibson Les Paul Studio
Fender Telecaster fitted w/ Rio Grande vintage tallboys (RWRP on bridge)
Fender Strat w/ Rio Grande Muy Grande on mid and neck and Stelly on bridge
Alvarez 6 string acoustic (Standard tuning)
Dean 6 string acoustic (Nashville tuning)
Tak. 12 string
Tacoma 6 string
Johnson 6 string dreadnaught (raised bridge and nut, Open A for slide)
Fender Precision bass
Fender Jazz bass
Gibson EBO bass
'67 Hagstrom Swede bass

And a little smaller:
Bestler Mandolin A-style
Cremonia Violin (Student model)
Ukulele - one of my best friends and travelling companions

 

[-=¤willhaven¤=-]

silver parker fly deluxe
gold parker fly deluxe
honey-colored flamed parker fly supreme
metallic purple ESP Horizon custom

all neck through, all with trems that only go down.

 

[Disposable]

I have 5.

A Black BC Rich Warlock
A Black Knock-Off Strat

And three acoustic including two 6-stings (1 Nylon, 1 Steel) and 1 12-string.

 

[mince]

* Fender Robben Ford Elite
* Gibson Les Paul studio
* Gibson Chet Atkins
* Fender Precision Bass Deluxe
* and two yamaha acoustic guitars

for now only 6

 

[lbanks]

Whoops, add one. Just got a Squire P-bass

 

[APCenter]

Early 90's LP Studio (about the only one I play on stage)
Sigma dreadnought
Indiana dreadnought (intonation is horrible, but has a beautiful blue finish!)
Ancient Global 3/4 size (junk, but I've played that guitar more than any other)
Stella
Chicago open-back banjo that looks like Columbus brought it over on the boat
Epiphone mandolin (whatever is the Epi version of an F-5)
a bass that hasn't been out of the case in quite some time (somebody help me remember what the brand name is...it has an aluminum neck, starts with an "H" I think???)

Currently aspiring for a Martin D-18, a Nashville Deluxe Tele, and perhaps a Variax just to be silly...

 

[Fireal402]

Enough.

Gibson:
1967 ES-330
L-130
Les Paul Special HB
Les Paul Special Double Cut
B.C. Rich Warlock 7 String
Ibanez S1520FB
Fender Squier Stagemaster HH
Stella Harmony
No Brand Classical (196?)
Fender Standard Jazz Bass

And far too many others (Mandolins, Dulcimers, Violins, etc.)

 

[Aslan]

In no particular order I possess (as of 5:00 p.m. today)

Godin LGXT
Godin SD
Godin Multiac Jazz
Noname headless Hohner copy
Aria pro II headless bass
yamaha fretless RBX260F
1978 Supro Strattford
Baby SX travel guitar
Fender DG9
Fender CG7
Gretsch Grand Concert acoustic

I'll check back in a few weeks and the list will change a bit (except for the Godins, I'll keep those)

 

[ibanezrocks]

only 2 but im young, i got my whole life ahead of me to buy stuff
i have a ibanez ndm1 (which sounds amazing, but looks... different)
and a cheap washburn acoustic

 

[andyskinner]

I`ve got;

Ibanez 450DX (purple with a mirror scratchplate baby!)
Epiphone Les Paul Standard (great guitars)
Gordon Smith GS1 (hand made british guitars, simple but lovely)
Washburn Bantam Bass.
ESP M100 7 String (needs a better pickup though...)

Andy.

 

[BasPer]

-Fender Precision 1978 with TI Jazz flats
-Six string Pedulla Thunder Bass
-Aria Pro II with 0.35 Elites and ridiculously low action for thumb playing
-Fretless Ibanez (which is so heavy that I'm reluctant to play it)
and a
-3/4 scale double bass.

 

[Necrothing]

Electrics
Fender Strat (Mex) (Red & White)
Jackson PS4 (Transparent Blue Finish)
Ibanez 550 (Blue) (Played to death, needs new neck & elecs)
Hohner MX1 (I keep it for sentimental reasons) Currently Black & White, Formerly Metallic Purple, Originally Gun Metal Grey.

Acoustic
1981 Hondo 12 string (Black)

Bass
Westfield SB427 (Cherry Red Sunburst)

 

[lbanks]

Couple more basses....
G&L Tribute L-2500
Spector Q5

 

[Hard2Hear]

Whats left:
Fender Deluxe Powerhouse Strat
Fender Strat (beat up first guitar)
PRS CE22
Fender Jazz bass
Fender P-Bass (mexico)
Fender CLassical (Korea)
Martin DM

This thread is so old that I have to update my list.

Deluxe Powerhose Strat (Black/maple)
Deluxe Powerhose Strat (Lake Placid Blue/Rosewood)
Same old beat up Fender strat
'73 Gibson SG
Fender Jazz
MIM P-Bass
Fender Classical
Martin DM
Taylor 514-CE
Fender Telecaster sunburst
Fender Mandolin


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