Photos of your equipment

Fio wrote: Bogner Ecstasy PRS Custom 22 Marshall 19690a TC Electronic Nova Delay Fulltone OCD V2

This man owns a Bogner Ecstasy.
This means this man has practically owned every one else in this thread.
Those amps are soooooooooooooooo insanely good.
Easily the best piece of guitar amplification anyone on Progarchives owns to date, surely.

Anaon wrote: Easily the best piece of guitar amplification anyone on Progarchives owns to date, surely. It depends on what kind of music you plays, isn't it? ;)

Well, perhaps, but the general consensus on these amps is that they cover a lot of ground, which is of course sometimes expected when you pay this much for 3 channel boutique tube amp.
They do everything from pretty damn clean tones, vintage-y over drives, to full on saturated gain.
Obviously the main target is towards high gain lead guitarists but they could be used for anything from jazz to balls to the wall metal I suspect (although the amp voicing is more suited towards lead guitarists rather than technical death riffery)
Hell, I'd buy a Bogner if they weren't insanely expensive in Australia

Petrovsk Mizinski wrote: tremulant wrote: p0mt3 wrote: tremulant wrote: As far as I could find, there wasn't a thread dedicated to everyone showing their musical equipment. And by that I mean, instruments to amplifiers, to effects to controllers and so on. Here's my guitar stuff   What is the pedal furthest left on your pedalboard? Also, is that two equalizers on top of your amp? The furthest left is an E2 Akai Headrush delay/tape delay/looping pedal, it's actually the same as the one right next to it, but the more recent and better moedl. Really nice pedals, actually. Very good for the spacey looping stuff I do, and it's fantsatic for jamming. And on top, yes, 2 EQs, the left one is a vintage Ibanez Parametric EQ and then a Boss Grapic EQ on the right. My set-up is actually different from this now: I got a Lehle P-Split so that I can run each looping pedal independantly into each different channel of my JC-160 and I bought a Behringer Ultra Metal pedal yesterday for an experimental metal music project that I'll be starting up with some friends soon. It will have 3 guitarists and 2 bassists and will be all polyrhythmic and symphonic, yet repatative and symplistic. Ohh, I forgot to ask about the Parametric EQ. I didn't even know Ibanez made those pedals, wow. Looks really cool. Do you know what year it was made? You buy Behringer pedals too? I own a Behringer NR-100 Noise Reducer, works just as good as the Boss equivalent except I only paid 1/4 of the price of the Boss pedal

Dean wrote: at the complete opposite end of the cheap-spectrum to Steve (ie cheap but okay quality), this is my "collection": from left to right: Etherwave Theremin, Tascam 788 DAW, OB-12, Stylophone, Vox Pathfinder, Uyea violin, Kramer Striker 422, Squier Strat + assorted fx-peddles.

Theremin!! I wondered what it was that Joe Bonamassa was playing his guitar over when I saw him on tour last year!

He uses it on his new album "The Ballad Of John Henry" and also during a section of Dazed And Confused he plays on stage.

The most impressive things about this picture are the Zappa and Bowie material on the wall.

p.s there was no money left for a digital camara

Your gear reminds me of Steve Howe somehow...

How do you like your Daddy O?

Lots of laptops in there. :D

One last thought before I go off line and put on a movie.There's a lot of nice gear here and everyone has a lot of great floor toys which means a lot of cables. A few years ago a guitar tech friend of mine recommended Planet Waves cables and I've used them every since. I especially like the shorties with ninety degree jacks for the Pedaltrain.

That'a a nice board. I see you have a Small Stone. In the mid-seventies my gear consisted of a Cry Baby wah wah, a Mosrite Fuzz Tone and a Small Stone Phase Shifter. The '74 Strat was the only guitar I owned and I played it through a 45 watt amp called a Moon 45 made by Seamoon Ltd. in northern California. I'm pretty sure that nobody has heard of this amp or the company.