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Gibson SG Standard

My "new" '77 jazz:

WOAH! Sexaaay!

Gosh ! Aen, you stole my idea of putting pedal knobs on a guitar !

I know. I eat your BRAIN.

lol, speaking of funny knobs on guitars
i recentely put white chicken head knobs on my strat

aen wrote:I know. I eat your BRAIN.

It's at your own risk...

My main guitar is a 2004 MIA Fender Deluxe Strat and I'm thinking pretty hard about getting a Hagstrom Viking.

But here's a pic of three of my other guitars. It's all I've got pictures of right now.

From Left to Right:

Ibanez S470. So comfortable to play but sounded better when I was running multi-effects units. It couldn't really compete with my analog setup although it did seem to like my E13 Never Drive. I always liked the look of this model too.

Peavey Predator w/ EMG 81 bridge & EMG 85 neck. It was my first guitar and is still very sentimental. It plays and sounds great.

1967 Fender Mustang, mostly original everything except the knobs, neck pickup and high e tuning peg. A guy I know found it in a dumpster, cleaned it up, and then sold it to me for $100 or so. I don't know if he sanded off the finish or if that's how he found it. It was originally Daphne Blue based on the electronics cavity. It's noisy and low output, and the pickguard is kind of warped, but I still think it's pretty classy. Once I replace the knobs, it'll be that much better.

Sorry for the poor cell phone cam photo...Will post better sometime soon.This is my one & only 'real' guitar...and amp,too...1975 Fender Jaguar & 1966 Fender Bassman amp.Perfect combo for me,loud,bright and fat at the same time.

sunken.anchor wrote:1967 Fender Mustang, mostly original everything except the knobs, neck pickup and high e tuning peg. A guy I know found it in a dumpster, cleaned it up, and then sold it to me for $100 or so. I don't know if he sanded off the finish or if that's how he found it. It was originally Daphne Blue based on the electronics cavity. It's noisy and low output, and the pickguard is kind of warped, but I still think it's pretty classy. Once I replace the knobs, it'll be that much better.

That's awesome.

hasblueshoes wrote:

sunken.anchor wrote:1967 Fender Mustang, mostly original everything except the knobs, neck pickup and high e tuning peg. A guy I know found it in a dumpster, cleaned it up, and then sold it to me for $100 or so. I don't know if he sanded off the finish or if that's how he found it. It was originally Daphne Blue based on the electronics cavity. It's noisy and low output, and the pickguard is kind of warped, but I still think it's pretty classy. Once I replace the knobs, it'll be that much better.

That's awesome.

Oh, and I saw the guy about a month later and he was having serious seller's remorse. I kind of felt bad, but I'd grown attached to it by then.

Here's one of my two guitars! It's chambered with a rosewood top.
I built this one, and my other guitar is a Fender Am. Stratosonic.

Hey can you make me one of those right quick, Daltont? C'mon, ILL BE YOUR BEST FRIEND!!!!!!

LowWoods wrote:Hey can you make me one of those right quick, Daltont? C'mon, ILL BE YOUR BEST FRIEND!!!!!!

hahaha...thanks!!! But no way! That was one of the most nerve-wracking, consuming projects ever.
You can still be my best friend though! (<--creepy)

Got this beauty last week.