when I have more money, I will have a real guitar.

Now, I have a Hamer. It's ok I guess, for a mediocre instrument-- a Duotone hollow body, a quasi-gimmick guitar with two outputs, one electric and one acoustic/electric.

Backup is a piece of shit Ibanez RoadStar II that was given to me.

For lighting on fire, I have a "Greg Bennett Signature" Samick LP copy of a copy. It is garbage.

Some day, I will get a Rick. Oh, some day.

kerble wrote:
I also have a "Givson" from india which is a bogus, yet hilariously awesome guitar. It even has the Gibson typeface.
http://www.givson.com

Faiz

I love their motto.

"Create Level..."

Are these guivar's especially flat?

mexican telecaster
cheap fender acoustic

when more money is available for this stuff, i will try to acquire a late 60's sg special and maybe a rickenbacker 620.

I have tis one. After replacing the machine heads for some nice ones, I gotta say i love this thing. Good, lightweight, thin, hollowbody, acoustic, house guitar.



Givson.





Faiz

MusicMan Sabre II, plain wood with steel pickguard, strung with 63 to 12 gauge wound nickle strings, wound 3rd.
It goes thru a Jansen Professional 9-100 head (s/n 247) and a Marshall 200W 4x10 cab, sounds like (dancing about architecture). I like it lots.
Also a Samick SW218, a cheap acoustic with a very homely feel, I find I sing to it a lot.
I also really want to pick up an Ibanez Talman with a strat-style trem - I love these things; I have to battle with the sabre to get the sound out of it that I want, but all the talmans I've ever played feel very well made, and always hold a great action and intonation once they're set up.

1. 80's fender jazz bass special (black)
2. 54 fender precision (sunburst)
3 80's fender jazz bass special (black w/ DiMarzio somthing or other)
4. 70's peavey t-40 (natural, heaviest guitar ever....really.)

a few good ones, some mediocre ones...



Fender 3/4 scale Duo-Sonic reissue, 1970 Conrad LP copy, 1968 ES-330, 196? Danelectro DC2, 1978 Strat, Squier Precision.



1964 Harmony Rocket, 1967 Ric 450-12, 1999 Telecaster, 2003 LP Jr.

not pictured: 1966 Teisco E-100

a piece of shit made-of-chipboard thing. 'jedson', i believe, is the make. action is higher than a rather stoned person. but the pick-ups are amazing!

1975(?) Gibson SG Standard Limited Edition I (Brown)
1985 Gibson SG Standard Reissue II (Cherry Sunburst)
2001 ESP MC-500 Viper (Neon Green)

I put Seymour Duncan SH-5 Duncan Custom pickups in the later two. The '70s SG already had one in it, and it is the best sounding one.

I play a Hamer Slammer imitation strat that I got for christmas once
and a DeArmond M-55 that I bought off of my friend for $20




the first pic is me with the guitar, the second pic is from some random EBay auction, but it's the same model