Yamaha BB604, Nathan East (Eric Clapton) style:


Ibanez RG450, one of Steve Vai's many guitars. I put coil taps in mine, so I can get come realy crunchy sounds out of it:

my baby:



ESP LTD Deluxe H-1000. Seymour duncan JB (bridge) 59' (neck) humbucker set. Mahogany body, set rock maple neck. Flamed maple top. tune-o-matic bridge. 3 way switch (I want a five way =/ ) rosewood fretboard and abalone binding all over. it's precious. I called her Lea.

my practice rig in the dorm room



Lovely boss GT-6 and a Princeton 110 Fender amp. Got it for 125$ so I'm not complaining about Fender this time :p



my band rig. although I only use my head's power amp now, I have a full tube ADA-mp1 preamp. Really really groovy machine.

I think i've got a fairly good rig, I only really need a tube power amp and I'll be set.

http://forums.massassi.net/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27429

and a fender squire bass guitar with a custom designed (crudely) pick guard, it looks funky but it plays like balls.

15w marshall amp and a 30 watt laney bass amp.

It's an ESP LTD M202bb.

Solid mahogany body with bubinga top
24 fret rosewood fretboard
MOP Arrowhead inlays
Reverse headstock for easier tuning
Maple neck
Licensed Floyd Rose Locking Tremolo System
Dual EMG H-4 pickups
EMG Afterburner


The best part is, the guitar has a list price of over $800.00... I paid $200.00 for it. The afterburner also makes it sound SWEET... not to mention the EMGs.

are floyd roses any good?

and that headstock looks inbred.

my guitar still hasn't arrived yet.

/me will post a photo of his bass with the crude custom scratchplate later.

That's before I sold a lot of stuff and got my Peavey full stack. Here is what I use commonly now:



Guitar descriptions: (Left to right): Ovation Acoustic 50th anniversary model, American Fender Jazz Bass 5 string, Ibanez GIO, 1965 all American Fender Stratocaster, Ibanez GIO, Fender Squier 4 string bass, Epiphone Les Paul with Gibson pickups, Yamaha crappy acoustic.

Amps: Those small black ones I believe were all 10-15 watts. The gray amp is a 400 watt (I'm pretty sure) 1972 Fender Super Reverb series (tube!!!). The large Peavey is also a 1972 900 watt stack series.

Effects: 1970's Crybaby and MX Flanger. Boss MX1 distortion or something like that, I havn't used it in ages. The pedal board is a Digetech (No, it doesn't suck) GNX4, which is a true miracle. The thing is like a gift from heaven and I use it every day for everything you can possibly imagine.

click.

its a pretty crude bass but it looks quite unique.

you can also see the corner of my amp on the left.

All that and you still haven't recorded my funkies. :p

Ack! Totally forgot, I'll try and do it sometime this week.

drizzt2k2, I have a Yamaha acoustic that looks a lot like yours. Mine is an Fg-335, and seems to have had a lot of good reviews. I like it.

Oh yeah

Maybe its because its 12 years old and has like 10 year old strings on it and maybe it got warped somewhere but I hate it so much, its so hard to play.

Mine doesn't seem that hard. Actually, that's not true, any guitar is hard for me to play. But it doesn't seem harder than my electric.

you have one 0 too many the super reverb is 40Watt

and the pedals are you sure the flanger isn't a phase90
i couldn't find any single knob MXR flangers

the BOSS is a DS-1

both are damn good pedals

Oooh yea thats what it is a phase 90. I dunno where I thought up flanger. I just looked on the back of the Super Reverb and it says 200 watts.

Edit: But your right, I looked it up and they are only 40 watts. Hmm, that beast gets super loud too. It knocked off some lamps off of a desk and gets about 3/4 as loud as my stack so I figured 200-400 was about right. How much do you think a 1970 is worth?

I was going to just post a picture of my guitar from musiciansfriend.com, but I'll just go take a picture of my whole setup (which really isn't that much).

i've seen them going for ~700-800 dollars

i hope you aren't planning on selling it... they are excellent amps

I'm too embarrased to post it. It's such a huge POS. I've used it for four years now, and I'm soooooo damn tired of it's worthless crap.

DrkJedi, I am not planning to sell it because it is awesome and I need it for my rehearsals but I was just wondering. How about the '65 Stratocaster?

i'm sure a 65 strat would sell for quite a bit... i'm to afraid/lazy to check ebay

...

i think i finally decided on which amp i want when i get around to getting a new amp this one

• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/3.jpg - my guitar & amp (mine's the one in the middle, with the incense burning on top)
• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/31102140655.jpg - my effects processor, plugged into a .25" -> XLR box I made (with stereo monitor out that I'm not using)
• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/4.jpg - drum kit I normally record on. Not mine. Mine sucks, and I have nowhere to set it up.
• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/5.jpg - keyboard I usually use to record (on the right). It's what I use for the violin effect, too. The other keyboard is rarely used for anything.
• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/1.jpg - me with a retarded look on my face, trying to beat the camera's timer and strike a cool pose, and failing to do so.
• http://blargh.mine.nu/test/261/6.jpg - my foot, permanently conformed from excessive wahing.

I'd post my other guitars, but I'm at my church right now. Their computer's better than mine.
In fact, I just did something on it in one hour that would've taken me over 24 hours on my computer.

i use that bass amp all the time at gigs.... its not too bad.