an early sixties fender musicmaster great little guitar. sold it about 2 years ago, helped fund my strat and my vox amp

Back in the early 70,s I my first was a Epi strat copy body with a gibson style head stock. I had 2 single coil p/u,s I would love to find one but never have. I also had a tube ampeg amp with a 12 in speaker that was bad $@!.

I loved my little musicmaster too. Gone now.

Fender Telecaster Deluxe Blackout

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Blues with a feeling.

GUILD GUITARS: MADE TO BE PLAYED!

in 1987 I got a new Fender Squier Strat MIJ, which I still have.

In 1989, I bought my first electric...a 1980 G&L F100 with the series II neck profile...



...and miraculously, I still have it!

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Good Vibes To Y'all!



Screamin' Armadillos
Texas Roadhouse Music
Guitar/Slide Guitar/Harp/Vocals

A 1996 Epiphone Les Paul in a beautiful aquamarine color.I eventually put Gibson 57 Classic/Classic plus pickups in it...Sold it a year or 2 ago.

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

global strat copy. my mom who worked 2 jobs as a single mother bought it for me to stop my constant begging. only condition was to learn to play it. 3 free lessons at a community center and the teacher bailed on us. my sisters boyfriend gave me a box of albums ranging from black sabbath, kiss, ac/dc and so on. the rest is history. i taught myself.
good ole' mom.

a cheap knockoff flying v. It was red....it made lots of noise...and i didnt know you had to tune it...all i needed was the top two strings for smoke on the water!! lol My mom got it for me when i was like 14. I knew nothing about guitars, but i knew i wanted to be a rockstar!... We couldnt afford the payments so I had to take it back to the store. Thats when i gave up,
......and i'm still a hack
J

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I can't find the Crossroads, my GPS must be broke....


2001 Fender Highway One, 2004 Fender SE Ash, 2011 Fender 200 SCE '99 Washburn WR120Pro, Amps: Fender Stage 160, Vox Valvetronix 30, Peavey 212 400 watt, Ibanez 50 watt Toneblaster

i am 16

i got my first electric, a 2003 godin LG i think, from my local guitar shop for about 250-300 bucks. i have had it about 3 years. Its a great guitar and i think its as good as a american standard strat. Its from canada. Its has such a think neck its amazing.


Yea its my only electric though i plan to get a vintage mustang.
I also own a j-45, a cheap ibanez and a seagull grand (godin owns seagull)

My 1st electric was an MIJ Dover(a 3/4 size vaguely like a Jazzmaster)that I got for Christmas in 67-it has yet to get a scratch despite all the years of use.I still have that and the 5 Watt Paul amp(Pine Electronics Montreal) that I got with it.I run the Paul through my 4-12 Marshall cab and it sounds fabulous.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.

A Washburn by Lyon that I received for Christmas in maybe....2006? 2007? Somewhere around there.

His name's Commander, and I still have him, and (hopefully)always will.

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"If it's planned, it's boring." - Freddie Mercury

Gibson SG Jr.

I bought my 1st electric guitar in NY city in 1985. It was Peavey T-26 Stratstlye guitar. It came as sunburst, maple neck and three bar pick ups. I paid about $150 for it. It was great guitar, but I hated changing strings. The bridge design was a beast for changing strings.

I ended up trading it for a MIJ '62 Telecaster Custom. I loved that guitar.

Paris

At the ripe old age of ten yarn, i strapped on my black n' white silvertone slung low, not a hair out of place. I didn't even know a single chord yet, but i was the man! A true rising star, and juke box hero all the way! The rest is history, playin' and doin' up lead vocals since i was 15. Living the glory days, And i'm still addicted at 57, with no end in sight! I love it man, it's in my soul! And i know i'm in good company here, I have no doubt that most of you share this feeling. It's that music mojo, that makes us all keep picking those instruments up. We just have to! It's our very special way of life. That's why we keep coming here as well. To get together with our kind. Our clan, our brotherhood of smooth groovers, regularly visiting to share our feelings, our hopes, plans, our trials in life, and we find real support from truly caring people who are the real deal! And all that precious knowledge so willingly shared by so many, who are involved this beatiful, soul satisfying, oh so rewarding, musical lifestyle. Can i get a witness up in here?!

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I believe in Christianity as i believe that the sun has risen. not only because i see it, but because by it, i see everything else. C.S. Lewis