What guitars do you have?

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November 17, 2009 at 10:39 pm #103856

BlueSteel
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i love that les paul, it looks awesome!

Yeah, it’s a funky piece of dry wood. Great pickups, and very comfortable to play.

BTW, check out my band on MySpace (click on the link in my signature). I used the Les Paul for both songs playing on our page right now. ‘Too Much Room’ has that guitar all over it and the solo in ‘Oceanbound’ is also the LP.

your band is pretty good :thumb:

November 18, 2009 at 3:46 am #103866

lususnaturae
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1973 Gibson ES-335

1973 Gibson Goldtop Deluxe routed out for full sized humbuckers. The guitar currently has 1964 patent number pickups.

2003 Gretsch 1962-6122 RI

Fender 1962 RI Strat

I also have (not pictured) a 1978 Guild D25, 1975 Martin D18, Nash T52 Telecaster, and a Philippe Jean-Mairet handmade classical guitar.
My first guitar was a Czech made Jolana which I still have.

I feel like a complete guitar glutton.

November 18, 2009 at 8:13 am #103872

cabomano
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i love that les paul, it looks awesome!

Yeah, it’s a funky piece of dry wood. Great pickups, and very comfortable to play.

BTW, check out my band on MySpace (click on the link in my signature). I used the Les Paul for both songs playing on our page right now. ‘Too Much Room’ has that guitar all over it and the solo in ‘Oceanbound’ is also the LP.

your band is pretty good :thumb:

Thanks.

November 18, 2009 at 8:23 am #103873

DarkAxel
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lususnaturae – i’d never guess that i see our Jolana at this site thumbs up (although those guitars aren’t really good)

nice guitars, especially the red strat and the ES335

November 18, 2009 at 8:25 am #103874

cabomano
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1973 Gibson ES-335
1973 Gibson Goldtop Deluxe routed out for full sized humbuckers. The guitar currently has 1964 patent number pickups.
2003 Gretsch 1962-6122 RI
Fender 1962 RI Strat

I also have (not pictured) a 1978 Guild D25, 1975 Martin D18, Nash T52 Telecaster, and a Philippe Jean-Mairet handmade classical guitar.
My first guitar was a Czech made Jolana which I still have.
I feel like a complete guitar glutton.

Nice. :thumb: BTW, my first guitar was also Czech made, a 3/4 size Cremona classical.

November 18, 2009 at 8:47 am #103875

Dreamhunter
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lususnaturae – i’d never guess that i see our Jolana at this site thumbs up (although those guitars aren’t really good)

nice guitars, especially the red strat and the ES335

I also have a Jolana Iris, that i got as a present from my girlfriend. She is Czech :love:

November 18, 2009 at 2:03 pm #103885

DarkAxel
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hehe, great… unfortunately i’m probably the only czech here, so no celebrations

you guys got some badass guitars… damn i should take a deep breath, stop thinkin’ about pedals, find myself a part-time job and make myself some money for the deluxe mexican strat i want…

at least i don’t spent all the money for my pedals… i bought me and my girlfriend tickets for the Australian Pink Floyd, we’re gonna see them for the second time, they are awesome…

when i get some new guitar, you’re gonna know it… well, soon

November 18, 2009 at 2:50 pm #103886

lususnaturae
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Thanks for the compliments. I’ve owned the Jolana since 1985, a gift given to me from my parents for my 12th birthday. As a kid growing up in Poland, there really wasn’t much of a choice in quality made electric guitars. USA made guitars were far out of my reach because of their expense and rarity. Out of all the Eastern European made guitars, I found the Jolana I acquired sufficiently well made, albeit quirky, but serviceable. I take it out on occasion for fun.

My favorite out of the whole lot, is my ES-335. Most people bust on Norlin era made guitars. My ’73 335 however is a superb guitar with a slim, sleek and sublimely comfortable neck that fits in my left hand like a glove. The patent number pickups sound terrific, especially the neck pickup which delivers all the right woody warmth and soft, jazzy vibes. The bridge pickup has all the raunch, compression, and soulfullness I could ever want from a 335. Even with a Bigsby, the guitar weighs in under 8lbs. I use this guitar for everything and it offers heaps of potential from just being a blues or jazz instrument. It happens to be my most versatile guitar.

November 18, 2009 at 3:34 pm #103888

joed424
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My first guitar was a Czech made Jolana which I still have.

Looks Amazing

April 13, 2010 at 11:30 am #109261

TheCapitalJ
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I play a 72 tele deluxe, at first it seemed a little weak. But I got use to it ad found it to bevery versitile

April 25, 2010 at 6:35 am #108145

jaylow
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Hmm… Where to start…

– Fender Strat MIJ w/ Humbucker and Eric Clapton crash 3 paint job
– Fender Strat MIM w/ Lace Sensor Golds, Mid Boost circuit and Eric Clapton crash 1 paint job (basically, an EC replica)
– Fender Fat Strat MIM
– Fender Strat MIA w/ custom multicolored paint job
– Another Fender Strat MIA (though I’m not entirely convinced that it is because the bridge is an import spec bridge and there’s a small gap the neck and body in the neck pocket)
– Fender Tele MIM
– Fender Precision Bass
– Epiphone Les Paul
– Gibson Les Paul w/ mini humbuckers
– Gretsch Electromatic
– Godin SDxt
– Memphis unknown model (was my very first electric guitar which still works and actually sounds decent)
– Ovation Celebrity Deluxe 6 string
– Ovation Celebrity Deluxe 12 string
– Mann Acoustic (the beater guitar)
– Segovia Classical Acoustic/Electric
– Harmony Jumbo Acoustic

May 5, 2010 at 1:56 am #107309

Rick S
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Heres what I have right now.

And this one.

May 5, 2010 at 3:16 pm #106449

TheCapitalJ
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where do you get kramers that good nowadays

May 5, 2010 at 4:15 pm #106450

Mr.Grim
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from a restorer…..lol

im refinishing one right now for a local music shop, a Kramer Aero Star ZX10

May 5, 2010 at 5:02 pm #106207

Mr.Grim
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ok i finally found an easy way to post a pic of the guitars i use that i compleatly made myself without opening a photobucket type account or resizing my pics, i just posted them on EHX’s facebook page! they dont see face to face with any other players, i keep to myself a bit, so please let me know what you think!

http://www.facebook.com/ElectroHarmonix#!/photo.php?pid=31004797&o=all&op=1&view=all&subj=35663190853&aid;=-1&id=1543250651

http://www.facebook.com/ElectroHarmonix#!/photo.php?pid=31004883&o=all&op=1&view=all&subj=35663190853&aid;=-1&id=1543250651

http://www.facebook.com/ElectroHarmonix#!/photo.php?pid=31004886&o=all&op=1&view=all&subj=35663190853&aid;=-1&id=1543250651

the neck on the iceman is temporary, until i get the neck i made for it finished, it will be about 2 weeks, it will look similar to an original, 3 left, 3 right tuners but shaped slightly different.
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