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Peaveyologist
You're right. Get two more.
Masta' C
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:lmao:
i think i have 35 guitars, including acoustics and one bass. i also have a banjo and mandolin, but those arent guitars. amps... i have three fishman acoustic amps, two bass heads, four bass cabs, three guitar cabs, three guitar heads, and at least 10 tube combos i can recall at the moment. the pa stuff takes up more room in the garage than the rest of my gear
blakejcan
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I wish I was as good as a player as someone I imagine would have to be to own so many guitars. Oh well!
I am going to try and clean house a bit. But mostly so I can then upgrade. I've built most of the ones I have and that part I do love.
My amps though.....that's a great point. I have 2 heads, a big cab and a couple combos. Nothing too crazy. I played a Two Rock and I think I need it.
I am going to try and clean house a bit. But mostly so I can then upgrade. I've built most of the ones I have and that part I do love.
My amps though.....that's a great point. I have 2 heads, a big cab and a couple combos. Nothing too crazy. I played a Two Rock and I think I need it.
For longer shows, I switch between bringing one of my 2 main guitars, and one backup. For shorter ones, I might bring my Gibson, which is a little heavy to play a long show with. My other electrics I will record with (one has a synth pickup) or do some special one-off things with.
uOpt
Something Cool
Buy enough guitars for all your pickups.
I have more guitars than I need, but none of the ones I'd be willing to sell are worth any money. I do use most of them for something or other. When I've sold good instruments in the past, I've always regretted it.
Pickups are a different story. I have more pickups than guitars but I still don't have the right pickups for some of them. I can make do, but the beast of acquisition rears its head within.
Pickups are a different story. I have more pickups than guitars but I still don't have the right pickups for some of them. I can make do, but the beast of acquisition rears its head within.
MikeS
Bengalsologist
Fortunately I've never had to take a playing proficiency test before making a guitar purchase, otherwise I might only have 1.
80's_Thrash_Metal
Slightly_Glazed_Believer
Now that was funny!
Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
38
6 Les Pauls
6 Dean Cadillacs - all played in band
2 V's - Also for band
12 others - Mostly Strat / Superstrat styles, but includes a BC Rich Bich
3 Epiphone Semi-hollows
5 Acoustics (including 12st and Nylon)
4 Basses - One of which is for band
And one project that isn't functional yet...
And a defunct acoustic destined for a stage destruction
6 Les Pauls
6 Dean Cadillacs - all played in band
2 V's - Also for band
12 others - Mostly Strat / Superstrat styles, but includes a BC Rich Bich
3 Epiphone Semi-hollows
5 Acoustics (including 12st and Nylon)
4 Basses - One of which is for band
And one project that isn't functional yet...
And a defunct acoustic destined for a stage destruction
Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
Which sometimes means you NEED another guitar for a particular set of pickups, right.
ErikH
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The most I've had at one time is 12. Not including basses. I have one bass now, 2 acoustics (selling one), 7 electrics but dwindling that down some too (2 listed for sale). Though I play in 3 bands, I just don't need that many. I can make do with my Les Paul, Frankenstrat (HH), Frankenstrat II (HSS) and Nashville Tele. My '88 Kramer doesn't get played out anymore, though I might change that.
