My Squier Telecaster Custom that I'm gonna sell to my friend once he gets the money... the money will going towards 1. a better guitar or 2. a half stack b/c a 15 watt Spider III ain't cutting it and I can't play shows with it


Me and my main guitar, my Ibanez AS73


The AS73 again, along with my Epiphone AJ-200

The babies

Peace. J.J.B.

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A big rejiggering of the herd this winter
08' Am Standard Ash R/W Tele
02' American Deluxe Toronado Special
07' Gibson Les Paul Standard.
'09 Gibson Firebird WooHoo!!!!

Wow I like that Parker Nitefly

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The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

Thomas Jefferson

I have many but my fav would have to be the Warmoth I made last year.

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Two additions to my Fender family. Far left the Jeff Beck Srat and centre right the Stratosonic.



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Say Rhumba, how about a close-up on the black headstock.
It is interesting and different, to say the least. (Looks a bit like
MY Strat headstock.) Plain Maple seems to be well up into the
90 percentile, so anything else Fender does (IMHO) is intriguing.
Nice collection BTW & Thanks.

Ok Guitarman I'll see what I can do. That one only arrived yesterday from the U.S. ( Brooklyn ) so it's been acclimatizin' for a day. Gave it a workout this afternoon, the action is fantastic and it sounds superb. The chambered body gives it great resonance and sustain, this could be one of my top axes.
Anyway I'll try and root out my close-up lense but photography is not my strongest attribute.
Ok I'll come back later.

I said I wasn't very good at this.



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'06 MIA HSS Strat upgraded to HHH (triple fat status)
DiMarzio Tone Zone (bridge) DiMarzio Pro Tracks (neck and middle)
Schaller F logo locking tuners


'04 Highway One Tele upgraded to Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounders
Gotoh Magnum locking tuners


'74 Natural Strat, bone stock


Carvin Bel Air 50 watt 2X12 and 2X12extension cab

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"Life is like eating jalapenos. What you do today may burn your arse tomorrow"

I think I got it better here.


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The back.

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I'm using my camera better now, there's no holding me back, I've gone silly. This is in my store room with part of the midi set-up

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Thanks.... nice photography. Just curious: Why PV instead of FENDER? What was it that made you choose PV instead of some other brand? Was it the price? Thanks again.

Thanks Guitarman, That's not my guitar amp, I use a Fender BluesDeville 4/10 60 watts of sheer gutbustin' power. The Peavey gear behind is part of my midi system, I had to use a PA rig to take all the synth modules with the multi voicings for mixing e.g. drum, bass, brass, strings,orchestra,male voice choirs and weird and wonderful stratospheric synth sounds etc.
I am a library music composer, so I need access to many instrument sounds for various tasks. I haven't done it for a while but my publisher can give me all kinds of interesting and sometimes awkward situation programmes to write jingles etc. for.
I hope that answers your question.
Thanks again Guitarman, see ya around the forums.

And yes the price was good and the sound likewise.
Rhumba