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Post by CAFeathers on Apr 28, 2004 12:59:45 GMT -5
What Guitars do you own? This might help someone else if they are looking for info on a certain make or model.
Here are mine:
Electric:
Epi LP Studio
Epi Special II
Gibson LP Studio
Gibson SG Special
Burns Brian May
Fender MIM Strat
Fender MIM Tele
Squier Strat
Schecter C-1 E/A
Gretsch Tennessee Rose
Rickenbacker 370/12
Jay Turser JT-135
Bass:
Jay Turser JTB-2B
ESP LTD B-104
Agile A/E
SX Short Scale
Acoustic
Takamine EAN40C
Ovation Celebrity Deluxe
Agile A/E
Fender DG-16
Martin Backpacker Steel String
Martin Backpacker Uke
Martin Backpacker Mandolin
Oh, by the way All of mine are Left-Handed.
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Post by samicksg on Apr 28, 2004 14:16:32 GMT -5
Wow that's ALOT of guitars! Currently I only own two: Samick artist seris SG Epiphone Les Paul '56 Goldtop But I guess this isn't bad considering Im still just 16, because probably by the time Im 50 odd I'll have a warehouse full  |
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Post by sandman on Apr 28, 2004 17:35:27 GMT -5
How do you like your tennessee rose ? I use to have a tennessean chet atkins model. The 6119-64 is the other version of the tennessee rose and a remake of a sort (although the pickups were different)of the one I had.
Do you like the way it plays....how about the tone. I've been jonesin for another tennessean ever since I let the other one go.
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Post by CAFeathers on Apr 28, 2004 19:36:41 GMT -5
How do you like your tennessee rose ? I use to have a tennessean chet atkins model. The 6119-64 is the other version of the tennessee rose and a remake of a sort (although the pickups were different)of the one I had. Do you like the way it plays....how about the tone. I've been jonesin for another tennessean ever since I let the other one go. The Tennessee Rose is an excellent guitar to play and tone wise it is fantastic. I have a set of Dean Markley Blue Steel 11's on it right now, but I'm thinking of putting a set of Dean Markley Flat Wound 11's on it. There are 2 different Tennessee Rose being made right now, one has real f-holes the other painted on f-holes. I have the real deal. |
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Post by sandman on Apr 28, 2004 19:41:18 GMT -5
Yes, the other one is a copy of the one I had. The chet atkins model. Gretschs are great guitars. I'll have another one one day.
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Post by CAFeathers on Apr 28, 2004 19:49:23 GMT -5
Yes, the other one is a copy of the one I had. The chet atkins model. Gretschs are great guitars. I'll have another one one day. Mine is a Pre-Fender model and from what I've heard they made a few changes for the better. |
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Post by dennisobell on Apr 28, 2004 20:30:49 GMT -5
Wow, what a great collection of leftys!
Some interesting, hard-to-get models (Ric 370/12, Gretsch TR, JT 135) as well as the usual lefty "suspects" (Epi LP, SG and Fender Strat and Tele).
Being a lefty (and a relative newbie-only about two years) myself, I can really appreciate the collection that you've assembled.
Having said that, here is my "starter collection":
-c. 1975 Ibanez 645 Accoustic (converted to left)
-2003 Fender Strat-Standard-MIM
-2003 Epi Casino (my favorite)
-2003 Epi Les Paul Standard Plus
(I had major GAS pains last year!)
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Post by CAFeathers on Apr 28, 2004 20:34:43 GMT -5
Wow, what a great collection of leftys! Some interesting, hard-to-get models (Ric 370/12, Gretsch TR, JT 135) as well as the usual lefty "suspects" (Epi LP, SG and Fender Strat and Tele). Being a lefty (and a relative newbie-only about two years) myself, I can really appreciate the collection that you've assembled. Having said that, here is my "starter collection": -c. 1975 Ibanez 645 Accoustic (converted to left) -2003 Fender Strat-Standard-MIM -2003 Epi Casino (my favorite) -2003 Epi Les Paul Standard Plus (I had major GAS pains last year!) Actually none of them were hard to get for me. I got lucky I guess. Rickenbacker will make any of their models left-handed for you, you just have to wait. It took 11 months to get mine, but it was built for me and nobody elae played it! |
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Post by cage77 on Apr 29, 2004 22:24:26 GMT -5
Good post man.....well.....here I go.....lol.....
Gibson '71 Les Paul Custom
Epiphone Les Paul Custom Black
Epiphone '57 Les Paul Standard Gold Top
Epiphone Les Paul Standard Heritage Cherry Sunburst
Epiphone G400
Epiphone Gothic Les Paul Studio
Peavey Patriot Electric Six String (actually 2)
Yamaha SA2000 Semi-Hollowbody Electric
Cort Les Paul Copy
Cort CL-200 6 String Electric
Fender '67 reissue Stratocaster Electric Six String
Applause Electric Six String with Floyd Rose
Dean Electric Six String
Sears Silvertone Electric Six String with Amp/Case
Takamine 6 string Acoustic
Fender 50th Anniversary Six String Acoustic
Sears Silvertone Acoustic Six String
Fender 5-String Precision Bass
Gibson 4-String Electric Bass
Yamaha 4-String Fretless Bass
I'm looking to get something new soon. MAybe an ES-335 or just anohter LP.....I dunno.....
Brandon
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Post by tekrek on May 1, 2004 17:30:20 GMT -5
Holy S@*T CA  That an awsome collection ;D Let me know if your ever going to have a garage sale..LOL Mine are:Epi Zakk Wylde btw my pride and joy Epi LP Standard Epi LP Custom |
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Post by tekrek on May 1, 2004 17:32:59 GMT -5
If there is ever a world wide shortage of guitars we should all head over to Cafeathers and Cage77's place......LOL ;D ;D
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Post by cage77 on May 1, 2004 19:03:19 GMT -5
Well......years of hardwork and collecting pay off sometime....lol. Yeah, I've got some cheap ones, but each one was bought for a certain purpose. Some did their job, went in their cases and into the closet. Others are still hard at work not ready for retirement. Oh....the wife gave me an early birthday present today. Got an Ibanex SZ320. Pretty sweet guitar I must say....
Brandon
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Post by ZacAttack on May 2, 2004 12:29:08 GMT -5
CAFeathers and cage how do yall compare your Fender accoustics to your other accoustics? I like Fender electrics a great deal but I have never had the pleasure of playing a Fender accoustic that I like. I mean the ones that I played did not suck but they just did not feel or sound as nice to me as a Gibson or Martin. Your input is valuable to me, seeing as how yall can compare within your own collection.
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Post by CAFeathers on May 2, 2004 12:47:15 GMT -5
I rate my acoustics in this order:
Takamine
Agile
Ovation
Fender
I have to be in the mood for the Takamine with it being a 12 string and all. The Agile is the most comfortable to play and has an excellent tone. The Ovation is a mid-size and is not as comfortable as the Agile, however it does have an excellent tone also. The Fender, well, it is not very comfortable, the neck does not feel right to me, tone wise it is decent (nothing to write home about).
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Post by ZacAttack on May 2, 2004 13:00:20 GMT -5
The Fender, well, it is not very comfortable, the neck does not feel right to me, tone wise it is decent (nothing to write home about). Thats exactly what I thought when I would play them. How much was your Agile. My dad bought my little half brother (hes 6 Im 33 go figure) a 3/4 scale Agile accoustic for his first guitar. I like the heck out of it. I am getting accoustic G.A.S. real bad here lately for some reason. I want an Epi Hummingbird but prob won't spend that much on an accoustic. For that kind of cash I see a Epi LP Standard coming home with me instead. I dont like the 100 dollar Epi accoustic and have not seen many Agiles and would like to know the price range we are talking about here. |
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