Only had the one Strat and it's going nowhere, would like an old amp back though Marshall masterlead 60w SS 2x12

Lots of nice stuff here that was let go.

The only guitar I've ever let go was my first "K-Mart Special" acoustic.
I never bonded with it, and it wasn't until I got my next guitar--which I consider my first real guitar, that my playing actually started to take shape.

So the K-Mart Special is the only one that would qualify, but I wouldn't play it if I still had it.

Now in another thread I mentioned considering selling my Mustang at ne point.

If I had I'd be listing that as the one I wanted back.

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It wasn't Willy-Nilly, it was at crows.

Easy. '61 Les Paul (SG Style Body) in Gibson red. Swapped it even up for a '64 SG because the SG had a deeper tone which I liked at the time. Traded the SG for a '66 ES 335 12 string. The list goes on and on. My only defense is that it was in the early '70's and they were just used guitars, not collectors items. The 2 Fenders that I have now are far better players than any of them!

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1999 Strat Delux Transparent Crimson
2000 MIA Tele Transparent White
2009 Gibson LP Studio Deluxe Vintageburst
2010 Gibson SG Std Wine Red
Peavey Delta Blues 115
Line6 POD HD500

I had a Charvel LS-6 in 1993.It was black with white binding, body and neck , a strat style double cutaway with an arch in the body like a les paul the lower bout and plugin jack were les paul style. two humbuckers and glued on neck. three on a side headstock. The best of both worlds. I sold it to a buddy when I lived in Seattle, I bought it at american music there. I havent been able to find another one Anywhere,Used,new, I guess all Charvel makes now are the San Dimas style. That guitar sounded,looked, and felt great! I really wish I still had it!!!

I had a Harmony acoustic from Sears that I got for my 16th Birthday. It was stolen from a Camp ground several Years ago.

It was all Mahogany Plywood, but it sounded good and had sentimental value. That's the only guitar I miss.

If I ever lost my 88 Strat I'd freak!!

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"Persistence Is The Father Of Invention"
-Crazy Old Man In Training