benjaminbunny wrote:

Hey, that's a tiesco on the far right...right? Do you know what model that is? I know someone who has that same model. I think she would want to know what it is.

L to R: 1993 Homemade aluminum thing, 1964 Teisco TG-64, 1966 Teisco Spectrum5, Kramer DMZ3000, Teisco K-2L

Michael Gregory Bridavsky wrote:late 70's Guild S-60D (the pickguard is custom cut by my luthier friend). Fitted with hand wound '57 strat neck copy and a '59 tele bridge copy.

I recently got one of these late 70's Guild S-60D guitars for myself. Thanks Michael for making me aware of them.

My S-60D has a couple of SK Guitar Specialties pickups. These pickups sound very, very good.

The drummer in my band described the color scheme as "El Camino," which is a perfect description.

I've never owned a gtr with single-coil pickups before. I feel like Zoot Horn Rollo or something.

'61 Fender Jazzmaster - Sunburst
'63 Fender Jaguar - Sunburst
'65 Fender Jaguar - Olympic White

All 3 are 100% original, I always preffered Jazzmasters to Jaguars until very recently, the Jag does stuff that the Jazzmaster cannot do, it cuts through the mix really well but the can look a bit gay with all that chrome (especially my white one).

Have been looking for a TB-500 for about 9 years, would give both testicles plus large sum of money to get my hands on one.

since originally posting on this forum I got even sadder and more of a loser and took a pic of all my shit. Mainly for the Tb500 geeks among you. Like me.

Guitars:

Travis Bean TB500

Travis Bean TB1000S (in a rosy red that made the salesguy go "Man, that looks pretty on you")

Some random 12-string hollowbody that I was going to make into a 16 string but never did.

Bass:

Dan Armstrong lucite

#1 Guitar


#2 Guitar


#1 Bass


#2 Bass


and according to the tracking info, tomorrow I should receive
#1 Baritone

Scott - Where's your musician? You didnt sell it, did you?!