Tell us about your guitars/amps the ones you've owned, sold, lost, or dream about and why?

Pics are always good.

I've a 70'S Yamaha FG 450 Love this guitar, I'll prolly never sell it, I'd give it away to family member or someone deserving . Great tone and stays in tune for ages.

Fender sunburst mim Telecaster.

Had the 1957 sunburst Maton it meet an unfortunate end it fell over and snapped the neck one night, just after I'd finished restringing it, picked it up in the late 70's for $100 (I was 19 and had been living away from home for a couple years, I went hungry to get it), seen one go for $1200+on ebay recently.

I just missed out on an Epiphone EJ 200 c Jumbo on ebay the other day I was prepared to pay $450 for used,(new (850 ish) the reason I missed out on it, I was yapping to an SNA member on the phone and forgot what time the bid closed it went for $401.

I want the EJ 200 because I think it's well made and great value guitar Its modelled on the Gibson SJ 200 (except it has a cut away) my dream guitar 25 k+ unless I win lotto the SJ200 will remain a dream.

I've also been looking at getting The Loar LH300 at around $500ish this arch top for my money has got to be one the of the best made and sounding arch top guitar's in he sub $1000 . It's pretty much the same as my busted 57 Maton.

stock pics used

Edited October 17, 201213 yr by MC240

1929 Natioal Don 1 single cone 14 fret German Silver.

I squeeze my eyes shut as to what this guitar would be worth at auction.

http://www.led-zeppelin.org/joomla/studio-and-live-gear/228-1959-gibson-les-paul-no1

Edited October 17, 201213 yr by Lloyd

I play with this stuff pretty much every day

well ive had an alembic s1,form 1976,

gibson 1965 eb-0

gibson rd artist

1978 precision

1968 paisley telecaster bass

1976 travis bean t 2000

tokai 1982 jazz bass

godin z1

lakland ,number 34

to name a few,

regret selling the gibson eb-0

AMPS

H-H

TRACE-ELLIOT

WOOGIE

2 MESA BOOGIE D-180

PEAVEY MK 4

ALEMBIC PRE WITH CROWN POWER AMP

WARWICK WAMP 400

THE ALEMBIC PRE WAS A SCREAMER,A 1979 VINTAGE,

STILL GOT THE WARWICK ,ONLY BETTERED BY THE 1ST D-180 I HAD

THE 2ND ONE WAS A PIG,

A Les Paul 50's tribute coupled with the new Orange OR15 and Orange 2/12 Cab

And a Greg Bennet (Samick) acoustic.

Some nice stuff there fellars, I also forgot mention I had the Mini 12string Maton it was only in the stable for12 months or so before it started to get a bow behind the the bridge, and that was with the stock light gauge elixirs on it.

Edited October 18, 201213 yr by MC240

I have a 6 string Maton Mini. I have more fun playing the mini at home then Maton 808TE.

I'm not suggesting that mine is bigger or better than yours but I wonder how embarrassing it would be getting caught playing with this bad boy?

Penis envy anyone?

Edited October 18, 201213 yr by progladyte

I have a 6 string Maton Mini. I have more fun playing the mini at home then Maton 808TE.

Yep top little guitar to play has yours developed a slight bow behind the bridge.

I'm not suggesting that mine is bigger or better than yours but HTF does anyone play this bad boy?

Penis envy anyone?

Bloody drummers

I'm not suggesting that mine is bigger or better than yours but I wonder how embarrassing it would be getting caught playing with this bad boy?

Penis envy anyone?

Rick Nieilsen Cheap trick seen them live at Selinas in the Coogee Bay Hotel in the early 80's.I had always underrated them as a band until I seen them live, Rick and Bunny stole the show awesome night I've seen a lot bands since then and Cheap Trick still stack up

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Edited October 18, 201213 yr by MC240

Here's my Yammy FG400A

The rest of them hanging up.

(couldn't be bothered getting them all down)

Left to right......the new Squire Tele......The '72 Gibson SG I bought new.........The Ovation Breadwinner I used as backup.

Got it new a few years after the SG...........a no name bass and the Epi Les Paul.

Yep top little guitar to play has yours developed a slight bow behind the bridge.

No bow in the bridge yet on the Maton Mini. I've had it only about 3 years.

Edited October 18, 201213 yr by bebop

Musicman Stingray HH, a recent addition.

also in the collection:

Rickenbacker 610

Ubiquitous Maton 325

Yamaha Classical

Orange AD30

Orange Bass cab and Terror head

My collection is growing this year

Yamaha FG440 (early 80's I think)

Taylor GA3 new this year

Epiphone Joe Pass 1996

Fender 2006 MIM Sunburst Strat

Peavey Powerslide Lap Steel

1967 Goldentone 1788 Amp ( I think it's a 1788)

Newest addition is arriving tomorrow, a 1967 Fender Bronco in Dakota Red, can't wait to plug it into the Goldentone!!

Oh and the gem of my collection was a joke gift, it's an Indian Givson archtop, that's right folks it's a GENUINE GIVSON!!!

You just gotta post pics of the Givson!

Here you go!!

I had the pickup installed just to make it a bit more fun!

Now I know I'll be fielding offers to sell this but it's not for sale

I'm a crappy, out of practice player - but every so often I drag out my old favourite and have a twang:

Nothing flashy but it works!

Japanese made Squier from the 80s, has an additional semour duncan dualcoil picked added and tone controls removed.

Edited November 4, 201213 yr by zog

The Jap Squiers have a good rep but I was so impressed with my Chinese one, I bought it!

Check out the Fender stack, picked up the 3 series 15 yesterday.In some ways they are a big improvement regarding the quality and choice of backing tracks, the interface with pc has better options.(still haven't loaded it to my lap top).

This new one doesn't seem to have quick factory reset after you been messing around with all stompbox and amp options. you have to hook it up to your pc to do that. It doesn't show what key the backing track is in on all tracks or give you the option to change the key of the backing track (major drag). Hope its just learning curve thang.

It has play along function via mp4 and sd cards also has sd play along sd cards with Clapton, ACDC, Tom Petty and many more that are readily available on ebay for around $20 .Has some great SRV, James Brown, Metal, Johnny Cash type backing tracks and many moretracks already installed, that have been recorded by good session musos.

Check out Youtube There are plenty of great lounge room players just having a ball showing of their talents with the both the Fender gdec 15, 3 and the Fender gdec 30,3

What the original(pictured on the bottom) has over it hands down is easier navigation, for example to change key of the backing track is very easy with gdec original, the original has more option's when it comes to stompbox choice on every track (the new gdec will only give 4 or 5 stompbox option on most tracks) .

Over all opinion the new offers more, but what they've given with one hand, they've taken away with other.

What I really wanted was the Fender gdec 30,3 I won the bid on ebay for one on Thursday in Melbourne, but the seller (the stick) cancelled my bid because I live in Sydney.

Any of you locals are welcome to bring your over your guitar (or use my Tele ) and give it a lash if you want just flick me a pm and we can gee up a time.

Cheers Paul.

Edited November 4, 201213 yr by MC240

LP,s right I had the Jap strat well made and sounded just fine.

Some nice greets there.

I am a late comer to it but have a fender jaguar and danelectro 56 U2. Amps are a little fender, and a Eric McChanson tube amp .

Some nice greets there.

I am a late comer to it but have a fender jaguar and danelectro 56 U2. Amps are a little fender, and a Eric McChanson tube amp .

Always got a Danelctro on my ebay watch list nearly pulled the pin on a Convertible last week but the new gdec edged it out.There is a nice dc3 sitting on $240 at the moment. also a very nice Duesenberg Les Paul 49er that's

tempting me

I've posted my amp in another thread, I think.

But here it is again.

http://acoustic.homeunix.net/twiki/bin/view/Acoustic/GuitarTubeCombo164and165