Fellow musicians: share your gear pr0n here! (1 Viewer)

[Beakertwang]

Thought it would be fun to see your guitars, amps, pedalboards, bagpipes, kazoos, etc.

Here's my custom guitar from Maximum Guitar Works in Golden, CO. She's named Gracie, after my wife.

Gracie

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

Gracie back

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• Jun 27, 2018

Gracie headstock

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

My Lakland bass:

Lakeland 55-01

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• Jun 27, 2018

The Warmoth Strat that I just sold to a buddy in order to buy a Reverend Charger (I'll get pics of the Rev up soon):

Warmoth Strat

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

Let's see yours!

 

[RichMahogany]

I’m definitely not a musician, but I played in some punk bands back in my youth. Now I have a small collection of synths that I like to make drones and sound effects on occasionally. Always been into ambient/drone/dark ambient/soundtrack style synth work.

Current synths I own:

Roland Juno 60(not working)
Roland JX-3P
Novation Bass Station 2
Arturia Minibrute
Mutable Instruments Shruthi with Polivoks filter(DIY synth)
Mutable Instruments Shruthi with CEM 3379 filter(DIY synth)

Maybe one or two more I’m forgetting off the top of my head

 

[abby99]

French double harpsichord built by Willard Martin, decorations by Pamela Gladding. (I'm an amateur musician wannabe.)

 

[Beakertwang]

@abby99, that's funny--I almost put "harpsichords" instead of "bagpipes"!

 

[Slick51o]

By coincidence I decided to start playing guitar yesterday. Currently stashed in my daughters room until I find a better spot.

Other than that I just have a ukulele.

 

[BNM]

Thought it would be fun to see your guitars, amps, pedalboards, bagpipes, kazoos, etc.

Here's my custom guitar from Maximum Guitar Works in Golden, CO. She's named Gracie, after my wife.

Gracie

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

Gracie back

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

Gracie headstock

• Beakertwang
• Jun 27, 2018

Let's see yours!

Don't take this the wrong way, but I'd like to run my hands over Gracie's back. Amazing grain. That's one piece?

 

[Beakertwang]

Don't take this the wrong way, but I'd like to run my hands over Gracie's back. Amazing grain. That's one piece?

Haha! Yeah, it’s beautiful. It’s actially 3-piece black korina.

 

[BNM]

Haha! Yeah, it’s beautiful. It’s actially 3-piece black korina.

Okay, it looked just too different to be one piece but I was giving the amazing quotient its due. Still, really lovely. And that detailing on the head stock is really just a craftsman's over the top touch. Well done.

 

[Beakertwang]

Okay, it looked just too different to be one piece but I was giving the amazing quotient its due. Still, really lovely. And that detailing on the head stock is really just a craftsman's over the top touch. Well done.

Yeah, Steve is a real craftsman

 

[Big Jilm]

LOVE this thread. Lets BRING IT fellas!

I'll start with my bass rig:

Warwick Corvette $$ Bubinga

GK 1001 RB II, Eden 4x10 XLT, Ashley EQ

Bass Pedalboard

 

[Big Jilm]

Now, my guitar stuff:

PRS Custom 24

Phred Tella

Phred Dockstar - I had to send it back unfortunately, so pretty though!!:

AMP! A Fender Twin Amp

Pedalboard:

 

[Beakertwang]

Now, my guitar stuff:

PRS Custom 24
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Phred Tella
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Phred Dockstar (because I can't obtain OR afford a Paul Languedoc):
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AMP! A Fender Twin Amp
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Pedalboard:
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Nice! How are the Phreds? I find them intriguing.

 

[Big Jilm]

Nice! How are the Phreds? I find them intriguing.

I would say that the Tella has earned its way into my lineup. Fun Story, I saw Karl Denson's Tiny Universe play several years ago and DJ Williams was playing a Gibson 335. I saw them again a couple years later and he was playing the Phred Tella. I approached him after the show and asked him what his guitar was since he used to play a 335 as he was tearing his rig down. He told me it was his signature model, the Phred Tella. He talked to me a bit despite being in a hurry to tear down his rig and shook my hand and thanked me dearly for coming to the show and for being a fan. Such a cool experience, GREAT show, and I bought a Phred Tella within a week with the exact same upgrades as DJ. The Dockstar....not my cup of tea....just great pr0n!!

Fun story aside, Phred guitars are relatively cheap guitars imported from China if I am not mistaken. However, Phred guitars take the time to gut and rewire, put in quality pickups, quality bridges and tuning hardware, and string and fix the action to make them feel and sound like PRO guitars. I don't regret my purchase. Those '57 pick ups make that baby soar!!

That said, my next purchase WILL be a PRS Hollowbody II Piezo:

 

[FordPickup92]

@Ben8257 is very talented on violin, and has a sweet old green electric guitar

 

[Big Jilm]

@Ben8257 is very talented on violin, and has a sweet old green electric guitar

Yeah?? Is @Ben8257 a "face melter"? If that is the case I would be happy to play rhythm guitar in that band to be. I don't care WHO the face melter is, but there has to be at least ONE in a group IMO. Violin, guitar, banjo, sax, harmonica, bass, piano, hell; recorder...doesn't matter. But you ALWAYS have to have a face melter!!

 

[Beakertwang]

My new Eastman E10OM.

 

[ruskba]

Need some variety in here: here's my old kit, got it when I was in 7th grade. Just a Tama Rockstar, with some entry level cymbals and a couple nicer ones I added on down the road. Played it for a good 10+ years before I had to sell when moving to an apartment. Bought an electric kit when I did move, but it's just not the same. My kids love the electric though, and I love that it's quiet when they bang around on it. Someday maybe I'll get an acoustic set again.