My first guitar, a MIJ tele. I'll mod it all to hell, sure, and half the stuff on it has been replaced, but shit, it's been almost 30 years. I can get another 30, I'm sure.My '66 Pro Reverb. I don't know when I'll ever use it again, but it's too important to release into the wild.My blue Jazzmaster that was a gift from my wife. It's tricked out now.The rest, well, I don't plan on selling anything, and I hope to keep most of it until I'm gone, or until the right gifting situation comes along. I dunno, though. Sometimes there is a shit and you realize something needs to go. I had a Ric that I thought I'd never sell, but life changed and a good friend started making great music with it. He loved it, and I felt it should belong to him. Sometimes situations call out and gear needs to end up where it should be.

Nate Dort wrote:The partscaster Tele bass I built almost 20 years ago. Needs more Snakesking Torlex.

Boombats wrote:benadrian wrote:Nate Dort wrote:The partscaster Tele bass I built almost 20 years ago. Needs more Snakesking Torlex.Just git ya one o' theeessssssssssssss!The PRF always provides!!!

numberthirty wrote:Fender "M-80" four by twelve cabinet.For a while, I used to keep it around because even my "Skinny Danzig"-sized brother could pick it up and carry it all by himself.Now, Chris from The Conformists/Billie from The Paver/Boombats have all played through it. The damn thing is light, stereo, and now has sentimental value.It's not pretty, but it's probably not going anywhere.This was THE amp du jour for tough-guy hardcore in Indianapolis circa 1990-1991.

benadrian wrote:Nate Dort wrote:The partscaster Tele bass I built almost 20 years ago. Needs more Snakesking Torlex.Just git ya one o' theeessssssssssssss!That bassss isss fucking awesome though. You could work a circuit all year long with that thing.

Main bass (90's Sukop 5) Main guitar (Warmoth super strat) All my secondary guitars (many mods, value:sentimental>resale) Wilson Dual Lotus (old style w/o diodes switch or low pass)

That hairy beast ruled. That's the great thing about old pieces of shit that actually kick ass; there's not enough cash value to sell them out of greed.

Do you have anything you ll never get rid of, either for practical or sentimental reasons? Tell us about it and why.

The partscaster Tele bass I built almost 20 years ago.

Fender "M-80" four by twelve cabinet.For a while, I used to keep it around because even my "Skinny Danzig"-sized brother could pick it up and carry it all by himself.Now, Chris from The Conformists/Billie from The Paver/Boombats have all played through it. The damn thing is light, stereo, and now has sentimental value.It's not pretty, but it's probably not going anywhere.