Guitars...cases or on the wall?

[ez_willis]

How about some full frontals of the other three guitars, ez_?

From Left to Right:

-Epiphone LP Junior routed out with a vintage Soapbar(It helps, but barely. The guitar was almost not usable before the swap).

-Epiphone bass. Not sure of the model. A friend showed up at my 30th Bday party and handed it to me. The thing plays and records great. I have vintage Gibsons, including a Thunderbird, and always record with the Epi.

-1969 Yamaha Red Label FG-150 acoustic. The pickguard was rattling when I was trying to record it one night and I got pissed and ripped it off. I really like this acoustic though so I think I'm going to take it to someone more patient than I to install an LR Baggs Micro EQ p/u on it, remove the stickers, and refinish it with a new pickguard.

-Squire Strat, shielded, with a SD SH-1 humbucker at the bridge. After the shield, the guitar is remarkable. Jumbo frets, killer action, $99.

 

[ez_willis]

And for those of you curious why I keep them facing the wall, they rest on a 2" piece of foam that mutes the strings. My drums are directly next to that wall. When I first started recording them it took days to figure out where the overtones were coming from.

 

[Greg_L]

i keep my guitars on neck-locking stands in my 'man-room' (i have a wife and 3 girls - i need my own space). children and pets are not allowed in there, so theyre safe from bumps and drops. the room is always climate controlled and i havent noticed any tuning or finish issues whatsoever.

 

[Anfontan]

From Left to Right:

-Epiphone LP Junior routed out with a vintage Soapbar(It helps, but barely. The guitar was almost not usable before the swap).

-Epiphone bass. Not sure of the model. A friend showed up at my 30th Bday party and handed it to me. The thing plays and records great. I have vintage Gibsons, including a Thunderbird, and always record with the Epi.

-1969 Yamaha Red Label FG-150 acoustic. The pickguard was rattling when I was trying to record it one night and I got pissed and ripped it off. I really like this acoustic though so I think I'm going to take it to someone more patient than I to install an LR Baggs Micro EQ p/u on it, remove the stickers, and refinish it with a new pickguard.

-Squire Strat, shielded, with a SD SH-1 humbucker at the bridge. After the shield, the guitar is remarkable. Jumbo frets, killer action, $99.

The Bass looks like one of the Basses Gene Simmons used in the late 70's in Kiss, like on the live album.
Is Epi LP jr a solid wood body or plywood?

 

[ez_willis]

Is Epi LP jr a solid wood body or plywood?

Neither, it's made of ground up Chinese children that were too slow.


Actually, when I routed it out, the remnants were a powdery chemical substance. It's composite chemicals left over from Happy Meal Toy production or something. The thing sucks ass.

 

[timboZ]

7 guitars on the wall for $50.00.

 

[cellardweller]

I'm so frustrated and confused that I nailed all of my guitar cases to the wall for an even compromise.

 

[cellardweller]

7 guitars on the wall for $50.00.

There's a fucking catfish staring at me from within your bass drum.

Please, kill it.

 

[timboZ]

There's a fucking catfish staring at me from within your bass drum.

Please, kill it.

Its a turtle dammit!!!!

 

[Greg_L]

There's a fucking catfish staring at me from within your bass drum.

Please, kill it.

lol. dude, what kind of drugs are you on that you can confuse a catfish with a turtle?

 

[ez_willis]

7 guitars on the wall for $50.00.

Who's kit? I like it!

 

[timboZ]

Who's kit? I like it!

Thanks ez

Mine. It's a Mapex M fusion.

 

[ez_willis]

Thanks ez

Mine. It's a Mapex M fusion.

Can I have it?

 

[timboZ]

Can I have it?

I cant play..........So come and get it.

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW: Washington, DC.
Just come to the back door, It is always open.

 

[ez_willis]

I cant play..........So come and get it.

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW: Washington, DC.
Just come to the back door, It is always open.

timboZ did it.