Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2020 9:42 pm
A friend sent me a riff we are going to make into a song. I was trying to come up with a bass line.
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Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2020 12:36 am
My latest build. Still in the honeymoon phase.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 2:59 am
I hauled out my Dano today. $120 in 1998 and I still love this thing. So light and easy to play and has a good ringing sound.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 8:44 am
I played this one last night.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 10:30 am
Still obsessed with this one, haven't touched any others in months! Peavey JF1, stock except for tuners and a fret polish.
(It's actually black, but on my monitor it seems to have a rich deep brown color, which would be incredibly cool … )
(It's actually black, but on my monitor it seems to have a rich deep brown color, which would be incredibly cool … )
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 11:14 am
My latest used Ibanez AGS83B. Play it and one of my Artist the most.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 1:13 pm
Enjoyin' the return of the Carvin CL450 I sold to a good buddy many years ago, just bought it back this weekend since he's steppin' away from playing. Freakin' amazing guitar, some stunning woods on this one and it sounds incredible with the Fishman Prefix Pro preamp and my Fishman Loudbox amp. Haven't had a nylon string classical in the stable in many years so it's nice to be doing something different.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:14 am
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:45 am
Nice to see this thread making a comeback from the dead! I'm spending the evening with one of my favorite strats and it's beautifully matching @TVvoodoo Well-Hung Matrika strap.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:55 am
$28 thrift store Squier Affinity I put a 2012 fully loaded SSH pickguard kicks ass
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:56 am
dearlpitts wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:55 am $28 thrift store Squier Affinity I put a 2012 fully loaded fender am. Std.SSH pickguard kicks ass
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 7:45 pm
Kiesel Vader Friday...still my #1.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 11:41 pm
this one and a few others.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2021 10:19 am
These 2
Gibson G-45
PRS SE Standard 24
Gibson G-45
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2021 8:53 pm
My new barely dented glarry bass. Of course I cant afford the fancy name branded rich mans bastard "glarry" I got the unlabeled G brand model IB "100% real wood 4 string 46 in guitar" with electronics for tone.
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sat May 15, 2021 10:17 pm
Had a lot of fun with this li'l item today...
2009 PRS SE Semi-Hollow Custom
mods --
pickups: 2 Fender DeArmond USA Gold Tone (humbucking)
controls: from bridge to rear body edge are Volume, Tone 1 (treble cut), Tone 2 (bass cut), Pickup Pan (with center détente). Extra hole drilled between Volume knob and original single Tone (treble cut) knob, which was moved to that new / center position as Tone 1 (treble cut), so as to place Tone 2 (bass cut) at the end of that line of three knobs. Pickup Pan knob replaced the stock three-way pickup selector toggle switch.
pots: 4 Alpha 500K Audio Taper
caps: Volume 270pf, Tone 1(treble cut) .022uf, Tone 2 (bass cut) 1000pf
An already impressive-from-the-factory guitar that's now incredibly versatile, able to deliver completely hum-free tones from super-skinny to full-fat, anywhere on the spectrum of clean to mean (within the parameters of the replacement pickups' "vintage PAF"-like design, of course), and with whatever precise amount of bridge and/or neck pickup you might want dialed in at any given moment; low but buzz-free action, surprisingly acceptable intonation despite the wraparound bridge, and a real lightweight at exactly / only 6 pounds on my digital scale.
Click pic to embiggen, or open in a new Tab to gigantiate!
2009 PRS SE Semi-Hollow Custom
mods --
pickups: 2 Fender DeArmond USA Gold Tone (humbucking)
controls: from bridge to rear body edge are Volume, Tone 1 (treble cut), Tone 2 (bass cut), Pickup Pan (with center détente). Extra hole drilled between Volume knob and original single Tone (treble cut) knob, which was moved to that new / center position as Tone 1 (treble cut), so as to place Tone 2 (bass cut) at the end of that line of three knobs. Pickup Pan knob replaced the stock three-way pickup selector toggle switch.
pots: 4 Alpha 500K Audio Taper
caps: Volume 270pf, Tone 1(treble cut) .022uf, Tone 2 (bass cut) 1000pf
An already impressive-from-the-factory guitar that's now incredibly versatile, able to deliver completely hum-free tones from super-skinny to full-fat, anywhere on the spectrum of clean to mean (within the parameters of the replacement pickups' "vintage PAF"-like design, of course), and with whatever precise amount of bridge and/or neck pickup you might want dialed in at any given moment; low but buzz-free action, surprisingly acceptable intonation despite the wraparound bridge, and a real lightweight at exactly / only 6 pounds on my digital scale.
Click pic to embiggen, or open in a new Tab to gigantiate!
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sun May 16, 2021 2:03 pm
I have one of these or the newer version on my radar. Need to unload a couple first though.Lacking Talent wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 10:17 pm Had a lot of fun with this li'l item today...
2009 PRS SE Semi-Hollow Custom
mods --
pickups: 2 Fender DeArmond USA Gold Tone (humbucking)
controls: from bridge to rear body edge are Volume, Tone 1 (treble cut), Tone 2 (bass cut), Pickup Pan (with center détente). Extra hole drilled between Volume knob and original single Tone (treble cut) knob, which was moved to that new / center position as Tone 1 (treble cut), so as to place Tone 2 (bass cut) at the end of that line of three knobs. Pickup Pan knob replaced the stock three-way pickup selector toggle switch.
pots: 4 Alpha 500K Audio Taper
caps: Volume 270pf, Tone 1(treble cut) .022uf, Tone 2 (bass cut) 1000pf
An already impressive-from-the-factory guitar that's now incredibly versatile, able to deliver completely hum-free tones from super-skinny to full-fat, anywhere on the spectrum of clean to mean (within the parameters of the replacement pickups' "vintage PAF"-like design, of course), and with whatever precise amount of bridge and/or neck pickup you might want dialed in at any given moment; low but buzz-free action, surprisingly acceptable intonation despite the wraparound bridge, and a real lightweight at exactly / only 6 pounds on my digital scale.
Click pic to embiggen, or open in a new Tab to gigantiate!
Re: Show a Guitar U Played Today
Posted: Sun May 16, 2021 3:33 pm
Playing my 3200 I dropped a set of SD Whole-lotta-Humbuckers in it and I really like the tone.