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TeleStrat
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Topic: Musicians: List your equipment (all of it) Posted: January 29 2015 at 21:09 |
Gerinski wrote:
TeleStrat wrote:
From left to right: 1973 Fender Stratocaster (I'm the original owner) 1991 Fender Custom Shop Telecaster (no. 91 of 100) 3 pick ups, 5 position switch 196? Vox Phantom VI |
That 3 pickup Tele is interesting, it must be quite more versatile that the archetypal model. |
It was one of a limited run from the custom shop so right away the quality of the craftsmanship was better than a standard run Telecaster. The three pick ups and five position switch makes it as versatile as a Strat in that regard. The tone knob can pulled out for a slight distortion boost and pushed back in for standard play which is good for going from rhythm to solo.
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*frinspar*
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Posted: January 29 2015 at 20:39 |
Gerinski wrote:
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Cool guitar! Does it sound loud enough without center sound hole? (I guess it doesn't have a piezo pickup?) |
Thanks. It's actually quite loud and resonant, but I only play it at home anyway.
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Gerinski
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Posted: January 29 2015 at 17:14 |
TeleStrat wrote:
From left to right: 1973 Fender Stratocaster (I'm the original owner) 1991 Fender Custom Shop Telecaster (no. 91 of 100) 3 pick ups, 5 position switch 196? Vox Phantom VI |
That 3 pickup Tele is interesting, it must be quite more versatile that the archetypal model.
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Gerinski
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Posted: January 29 2015 at 17:13 |
*frinspar* wrote:
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Cool guitar! Does it sound loud enough without center sound hole? (I guess it doesn't have a piezo pickup?)
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 29 2015 at 06:35 |
From left to right: 1973 Fender Stratocaster (I'm the original owner) 1991 Fender Custom Shop Telecaster (no. 91 of 100) 3 pick ups, 5 position switch 196? Vox Phantom VI
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*frinspar*
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 12:57 |
That's pretty cool. And who wouldn't appreciate a little free advertisement?
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 11:40 |
I just went to her site and snagged this photo. I hope she doesn't mind.
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 11:36 |
Thank you Gibson Melodymaker guitars were inexpensive (compared to other models) and were meant for beginners and students. This one is so easy to play and has that deep textured sound that you want in a vintage Gibson. I'm not sure if the thin hollow body ES is a 125 or not. That's the closest I could match the guitar on a vintage Gibson website. But it plays and sounds like a dream. My Dad and I bought it at a swap meet in the late sixties and paid $75 for it. The Les Paul Studio is one of my two everyday guitars with the other being the '73 Fender Strat on my equipment list. It has the hottest pick ups I've heard on a Studio model. I have a good friend that is a singer/guitarist/songwriter who has put out five or six independent CDs. Even though she has her own LP Studio she loves this one. She borrowed it to record one of her recent CDs and put a picture of her on the cover playing it.
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*frinspar*
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 11:10 |
Very nice. The others looks pretty snazzy as well.
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 21:12 |
ttt This is the 1949 Gibson J45. Back row left to right - 1960 Melodymaker, 196? ES 125, 2005 Les Paul Studio
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 18:45 |
When I first posted my equipment list I noticed that no one had posted in awhile. I'm glad to see it pick up. When I figure out how to work my new camera I'll post some photos of my guitars, amps and effects.
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MS studio
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 18:05 |
Instruments: - electric guitar PRS Custom 22 - acoustic guitar Garrison G-20 - bass Sandberg Electra - handmade fretless bass - Roland HP203 piano - udu collection
Some examples of other stuff: - M-Audio Axiom 61 midi controller - guitar head Laboga Alligator AD 5200T, Taurus speaker - TC electronic Nova System - Marshall AS100D
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 16:18 |
I can understand you hanging onto this guitar. In spite of the stain it looks to be in great condition for it's age. The first guitar on my list (1949 Gibson) was purchased new by my Dad. A new case was not in the budget so it stood in the bedroom corner for years. The exposure eventually caused the wood to dry and shrink. The shrinkage, working against the fixed pick guard and bridge, started to cause a couple of small cracks at the sound hole. The caps on the tuning pegs (like yours) had crumbled and three were missing completely and the others were damaged. A few years ago I took it to a guitar tech who carefully removed the pick guard and bridge and let it sit for three months while the wood "settled". He also found a complete set of caps for the tuning pegs. It is still a non player though. The wood braces inside the body are loose, again because of exposure, and that would be a major repair.
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*frinspar*
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 15:18 |
Holy cow, some incredible collections here. I've always been a casual player, with the obligatory awful bar band for a short period after high school. I learned on an old acoustic I found in my grandmother's garage when I was 12. It was what my uncle learned on when he was a kid. By the time I found it, after decades of being stored away, it had become crusty and busted and ugly, but it worked, and I loved it. I've carried it with me ever since, but I stopped playing about 15 years ago and stored it away myself. I'd gotten rid of my electric and other equipment before even then. The acoustic even had the original cardboard case until my last move when it finally just disintegrated beyond use. Got a Yamaha acoustic a few years back just to fiddle with, but have only recently concentrated on relearning and playing. I had practically forgotten my old guitar in the storage room, until I came across the bridge that I had kept inside in a box since it was unstrung and I had no case to keep them together. Decided to pull that old thing out and clean it off and see how it has fared. It's a 1953 Epiphone Zenith, and it sounds exactly like it used to. Rough as it looks, it's actually in very much the same condition I found it in. That stain down the front was from something that probably spilled on it before I was even born. It was missing the pick guard as well when I saved it from Grandma's garage. I may try to fabricate one, though. Only regrettable damage I've caused it was that somehow during its time away, the three tuning buttons for the E, A and D strings dried and cracked so badly that they crumbled when I began stringing it up. I had to order a set, and couldn't find any that looked like the butter-tooth color the other 3 have taken on over the years. So, I have 3 original and now 3 pearl buttons. Trying to get my wife to pick up the Yamaha so we can play together. Doesn't seem likely to happen.
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TeleStrat
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Posted: January 23 2015 at 21:30 |
Guitars1949 Gibson J45 acoustic 198? Gibson MK35 acoustic 198? Ovation 12 string classical acoustic 2005 Ovation "Collectors" model acoustic / electric 1960 Gibson Melodymaker (two pick-ups, four knobs} 196? Gibson ES 125 TC (thin line, one pick-up, single cutaway) 2005 Gibson Les Paul Studio 1973 Fender Stratocaster (original owner) 1991 Fender Custom Shop Telecaster (no. 91 of 100) 196? Vox Phantom Vl 2005 Brownsville bass
Misc Magnatone 6 string lap steel Oscar Schmidt electric auto harp
Amps 2005 Fender Blues Junior 2005 Fender De Ville (2 x 12) Ibanez Sound Wave 35 bass amp 1975 Moon 45 (Seamoon Ltd) 196? Fender Princeton
Effects Pedaltrain Jim Dunlop "Cry Baby" wah wah Danelectro Daddy O (overdrive) Danelectro Cool Cat (chorus) Danelectro DanEcho
Danelectro Surf & Turf mini (sustain) Boss FV 50 volume pedal Boss Blues Driver (overdrive) Boss Chorus Ensemble DigiTech "Jimi Hendrix Experience" artist series pedal
Recorders Boss BR 864 Zoom MRS 1608
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Donny Doom
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Posted: November 10 2013 at 22:54 |
Jackson V with 2 Active EMG Humbucker Pickups Floyd Rose Tremolo Jackson Soloist with 2 Active EMG single coil pickups & 1 Active EMG Humbucker Pickups Floyd Rose Tremolo Tony Iommi Signature SG Customized SG with 2 Active EMG Humbucker Pickups Floyd Rose Tremolo Customized Gibson Less Paul with 2 Active EMG Humbucker Pickups Customized Gibson Less Paul with 4 Active EMG Humbucker Pickups Customized Fender Strat with 2 Active EMG single coil pickups & one Active EMG Humbucker Pickup Floyd Rose Tremolo Merano Electric Upright Fretless Bass Ibanez 4 String Bass with Active EMG Jazz Pickup Set 2 ADA MP1 Midi Multi Digital Effects Reamp Rack Mounts 2 Line 6 POD X3 Pro Guitar Multi Effects Processor Rack Mounts 1 Line 6 POD Studio UX1 with POD Farm 2 Marshall Dual Mono Bloc 9200 Stereo Tube Amplifier Rack Mounts 2 Mesa/Boogie Stereo Simul Class Rack Mounts Line 6 Bass POD Rackmount This rig is my baby! 2 Marshall JMC-900 Model 4500 Hi Gain Dual Reverb Heads 2 Marshall Slanted 4x12 Cabinets 2 Marshall Strait 4x12 Cabinets 1 Soldano Slanted 2x10 Cabinet 1 Hiwatt Slanted 2x12 Cabinet 1 73 DR-103 Hiwatt Tube Head 1 Soldano SLO100 Super Lead Overdrive Head 1 Fender Bassman 100 Watt Tube Bass Head 1 Fender Bassman 1x15 Cabinet 1 Fender Bassman 4x10 Cabinet 2 JBL 2x15 PA Cabinets 2 Behringer 2 way Digital Studio Monitor Speakers 1 Behringer 100 Watt Power Mixer 1 Ludwig/Pearl mix 8 piece double bass drum kit 1 Vintage Tascam reel to reel Recorder
Edited by Donny Doom - September 09 2014 at 04:14
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HackettFan
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Posted: October 04 2013 at 23:05 |
HackettFan wrote:
HackettFan wrote:
HackettFan wrote:
I played a long time ago and I’m picking it up again to accommodate my mid-life crisis. A small portion of my stuff is out of state, so I can’t remember some of the model numbers.
Guitars:
Les Paul Classic Plus (Trans Ebony Burst, 60s Slim Taper neck, beautiful)
Aria Pro II (very nice)
Magnum something or other (would smash on stage)
12-String acoustic (would not smash on stage)
Nameless plastic children’s blow toy, very playable, makes a great polyphonic harmonica sound for those like me who don’t know how to play harmonica
Metal slide
2 4-way Signal Splitters
2 Morley ABY switches
Harmonizers:
3 ADA PitchTraq Harmonizers (I sure wish I bought the foot controller, can’t find one now)
Digitech Harmony Man
3 Behringer US600 Ultra Shifter/Harmonist pedals
Morpheus Capo
Digitech Whammy - from the early 1990s
Mooer Super Bender Pitch Shifter
Boss Octave Divider - from the late 1980s
Boss OC-3 Super Octave
Behringer Super Octaver
ART DRX 2100 Pitch Transposer, Sampler, Crunch, Delay, Ring Modulator (could go in every category, but I got it for the pitch transposing)
Ring Modulators (I need more):
Nervous Squirrel Ring Modulator - no internal oscillator
2 Pittsburgh Modulator Triple Modes - ring modulator and amplitude modulator
w/Ecorack case and power source
Delptronics Ring Modulator effects box - allows either a carrier signal or internal oscillator
Flangers:
3 Boss Flangers - from the mid 1980s
2 Behringer FL600 Flanger Machines
2 Behringer SF400 Super Flangers
Behringer HF300 Hi-Band Flanger (could be put in the harmonizer category too)
Delays:
Boss DD2 Digital Delay/Loop
Boss DD7 Digital Delay
Digitech Time Bender (could be put in the harmonizer or rhythm categories too)
Feedbackers, Distortion, Overdrive:
Boss Super Feedbacker and Distortion
Boss FB-2 Feedbacker/Booster
Boss DS-1 Distortion Pedal
Filter Pedals:
Talk Box
Boss Touch-Wah
Boss Dynamic Wah
Digitech Synth-Wah
Line 6 FM4 Filter and Synth Modeler
Boss WP-20G Wave Processor GK Effect Guitar Synth (I need a GK3 pick up, !#$#@!)
Electro-Harmonix Micro-Synth
Noise Gates:
Boss Noise Gate - from the 1980s
Attack Modifiers:
2 Energy Bows
Swell Pedal (can’t remember the brand or model, all I remember is the swell is too slow)
2 Behringer Slow Motion pedals
Electro-Harmonix POG2 (could be put in the harmonizer and filter categories too)
Sample and Hold:
Electro-Harmonix Freeze
Electro-Harmonix Super Ego
Acoustic Simulator:
Boss AC-3 Acoustic Simulator
Rhythm:
Boss SL-20 Slicer
Alesis SR-18 Drum Machine (on order)
Amplifiers:
Laney (I can’t remember the wattage. It was the second largest they sold way back when)
Roland (Very very small. I can’t remember the model. It’s at home.)
Another small one, don’t remember
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My little Roland amp is called a Micro Cube.
I forgot to mention my Bouzouki first go around.
Since I posted I got:
another Dgitech Timebender
another Digitech Harmony Man (What's the sense of having 2 Timebenders if you have only 1 Harmony Man?)
2 more Line 6 FM4 Filter and Synth Modelers (They only store 4 of your favorite sounds, and I have more than 4, so I got more)
1 more Nervous Squirrel ring modulator (No explanation needed.)
4 Behringer Preamp Boosters (Don't judge me. I need several and they're only $25.)
1 Behringer NR300 Noise Reducer
1 Behringer Dynamics Compressor (believe it or not, it has a metal housing)
And my Alesis SR-18 came in. Highly recommended. Great sound. Lots of control of different parameters. Great control for live use (get a foot pedal for it). It also allows you odd time signatures with quarter notes, 5/4, 7/4, 9/4 and so on. For eighth note time signatures you have to be content with doubling up on the tempo. |
Since I posted last I bought a Multi-Overtone MO-2 pedal, which is new from Boss. I was one of the very first to get one, as Sweetwater was the first retailer to get them, and I was first on their waiting list.
I also got a Roland GR-D V-Guitar distortion. Nice distortion, but what I really got it for was the saw tooth sound. It's made for the GK-3 pickup, but unlike the discontinued Boss Wave Shaper, which I also own, it can also use a regular guitar cable.
I bought a GK-3 pickup, but haven't installed it yet. I had hoped that it would be an easy install, but it's not. And I'm not sure I even want to mess with my Les Paul.
I also got two more Behringer Preamp/Boosters, and
1 more Nervous Squirrel ring modulator
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Since I posted last I bought:
1 Boss TE-2 Tera Echo
1 Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer
1 Boss SYB-5 Bass Synthesizer
1 Ibanez SB7 Synthesizer Bass
1 Boss DA-2 Adaptive Distortion (on order)
And a 2nd Boss MO-2 Multi-Overtone pedal (on order)
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HemispheresOfXanadu
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Posted: October 02 2013 at 14:23 |
Finally bought the bass from my cousin. (Extremely proud of teaching myself to play with three plucking fingers )
I am now the proud owner of... A Godin Freeway 5 in black. (Planning on sanding the neck, maybe getting higher gauge strings) A Behringer Ultrabass Bx300 amp
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deafmoon
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Posted: September 05 2013 at 14:04 |
Drums: Gretsch USA Kit in Antique Maple 16x20 BD 14X14 Fl. Tom 8x12 Rack 5x14 Noble & Cooley Solid Cherry Snare 6.5x14 Ludwig Acrolite Snare 6.5 X 14 Gretsch Burnt Orange Lacquer Snare 5x 14 Ludwig Hammerred Bronze Snare Paiste Sound Formula Series Cymbals 13 Medium Heavy Hats 20 Flat Ride 17 Full Crash 16 Crystal Crash 18 Crystal Crash 2002 Cup Chime in 6 2002 Cup Chime in 6.5 Keys: Yamaha PSR 290
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ashesofkarma
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Joined: August 08 2013
Location: Argentina
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Posted: August 16 2013 at 14:07 |
Guitars: '09 Gibson Les Paul Studio '97 Squier Stratocaster Affinity (my first one) Doh Series 5 String Bass Stagg Electroacoustic Guitar
Amplifier: Vintage Electric Superlead 100 (Tube amp made in Argentina)
Pedalboard: Vox V847 Wah-Wah BOSS Turbo Distortion DS-2 BOSS Super Chorus CH-1 (Not in the picture) Artec Dual Booster Ibanez VL-10 Volume Pedal Korg Pitchblack Tuner Marshall Echohead Delay Cherub Sustain (used as tap tempo) MXR Carbon Copy Delay Jake Amps Right On Power Supply Pedalboard made by myself
Here are some pics!!!
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