beaubrummels
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WHAT IS YOUR EVERYDAY GO TO GUITAR
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Texsunburst59
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I mainly played Strat style guitars the 28 years I gigged.
I’ve been retired 2 years now and my taste has changed a bit.
I lately been favoring thicker creamier guitar tones.
I’’d been playing my Gibson LP’s for a while, but lately I’ve been playing my ‘09 PRS DGT almost exclusively.
It’s an amazing sounding guitar that covers a lot of tones very well.
My DGT
I’ve been retired 2 years now and my taste has changed a bit.
I lately been favoring thicker creamier guitar tones.
I’’d been playing my Gibson LP’s for a while, but lately I’ve been playing my ‘09 PRS DGT almost exclusively.
It’s an amazing sounding guitar that covers a lot of tones very well.
My DGT
marcello252
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this partscaster strat, now with a FS-1 at the bridge and two SSL-1
Artie
Peaveyologist
That's the same one I pick up.
But usually, it's my cheap ass Peavey Rockmaster. 7/8'ths body, with a Perpetual Burn. Clean, light, and rocks.
Aceman
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I rotate, so it really depends on where I am, what I'm playing for, and my mood. Right now:
Right behind my "Studio Center" (AKA this desk, Compuetr, and and my POD Go)
The Dean 5 String Sledgehammer Natural bass
Over by the amps/pedals wall
1979 The Paul
And by my work desk in my work office
Squire Malmsteen Project - I really need to get on scalloping the neck
And in the nearby rack behind the bass: 2017 Green Les Paul Classic, 2002 Shoreline Lodestar Strat, and my Samick/Valley Arts Tele
Right behind my "Studio Center" (AKA this desk, Compuetr, and and my POD Go)
The Dean 5 String Sledgehammer Natural bass
Over by the amps/pedals wall
1979 The Paul
And by my work desk in my work office
Squire Malmsteen Project - I really need to get on scalloping the neck
And in the nearby rack behind the bass: 2017 Green Les Paul Classic, 2002 Shoreline Lodestar Strat, and my Samick/Valley Arts Tele
donaldr
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Wow that Dean is gorgeous. Is the MM pickup in the "sweet spot"?The Dean 5 String Sledgehammer Natural bass
Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
I have no idea. I'm not that much of a Bass player. If by Sweet spot you mean "for a Bass I paid 100 dollars for and have gigged multiple times" then yeah...
Sledgehammer is a bit of a rare bird. I got it from a Bass player who extracted the electronics and added the Aguilar passive.
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eclecticsynergy
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Lately it's been this PRS CE22. Has the long tenon bolt on neck and feels as lively as most set-neck guitars.
It's been on the road so it has scratches & dings already and I don't need to worry about keeping it pristine.
About five years ago I replaced the stock pickups with the PRS '1985' reissue set.
That brought its voicing right in line with my longtime favorite, an '87 that I don't gig anymore.
It's been on the road so it has scratches & dings already and I don't need to worry about keeping it pristine.
About five years ago I replaced the stock pickups with the PRS '1985' reissue set.
That brought its voicing right in line with my longtime favorite, an '87 that I don't gig anymore.
GuitarStv
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That's a hell of a top for a CE.
eclecticsynergy
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Thanks. I think CEs may have been a little more highly figured in general back then (mid-90s).
Not tight enough to be a 10-top, but with that maple and the blue finish it was love at first sight.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Love that Strat
Rex_Rocker
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Is that an R8, R9, or R0? I so want an R0 in a Darkburst finish..
devastone
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That's a James Tyler, strats pale in comparison, and price.
devastone
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I have a LP Classic beside my desk, but I still have trouble bonding with LPs. I usually grab the Frankie Relic (awesome guitar after a setup) or one of the Ibanez 520s or the 7620 in the rack. If I'm in a John Denver mood I'll grab my Seagull CW Mini Jumbo, awesome guitar. I guess there's not one specific daily driver.
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