Guitars you always play
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chilipeppermaniac
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And here I thought Norm was gonna post a Peavey.
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
Let me see. Guitars I always play.
Choices,
2 Black Am Std Strats. Epi LP, SG's, ES 135 and Washburn ES 335 clone, Classic Vibe Tele and my Fender Hellcat acoustic.
Other than those, all I have are 2 P basses and a Jazz and once it is fully repaired, my Jackson Randy Rhoads 3 V guitar.
Choices,
2 Black Am Std Strats. Epi LP, SG's, ES 135 and Washburn ES 335 clone, Classic Vibe Tele and my Fender Hellcat acoustic.
Other than those, all I have are 2 P basses and a Jazz and once it is fully repaired, my Jackson Randy Rhoads 3 V guitar.
OP
Session 5
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Sérgio
Ambassador of CaliZilian Affairs
Thank you. Went thru a spell where it was the only one I was playing. Sounds good and felt good. Then I got my electric issues sorted out in the blue Strat. At the moment, the others are feeling a bit neglected.
The things I play most often these days, aren't even guitars, but these two are my favorites.
Don't quite have enough functioning fingers to still play my guitars anymore, so I've adapted to other forms of amusement.
They're just things I make with three pairs of strings tuned in octaves.
I can navigate the thinner fretboards, and with the diatonic fret placement, there's fewer wrong notes.
This one with the mandolin body has some serious volume acoustically. It speaks with authority.
Don't quite have enough functioning fingers to still play my guitars anymore, so I've adapted to other forms of amusement.
They're just things I make with three pairs of strings tuned in octaves.
I can navigate the thinner fretboards, and with the diatonic fret placement, there's fewer wrong notes.
This one with the mandolin body has some serious volume acoustically. It speaks with authority.
This is TTR Hack. It isn’t as important what you make music with..... it’s important to us that you make it.
Thanks for the reassurance, brother.
chilipeppermaniac
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Bocc69
Ambassador of Metal Health
I play most of my guitars quite often. But, I just purchased it, so for the last week my fingers have been constantly tickling the strings on this Ibanez. It's probably the, easiest playing, lowest action, of all my guitars.
It's so light and nimble too. It encourages me to pick it up. .... next thing you know, the day is done.
It's so light and nimble too. It encourages me to pick it up. .... next thing you know, the day is done.
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
There ya go, my Jackson @ jtcnj's before I picked it up.
Kerry Brown
Ambassador of the Great Northern Bar Jams
Before COVID my acoustics got the most play. Since COVID I've been recording in Reaper and the electrics get more play. These two get the most.
gball
Ambassador of Boogie
Guess I have a "type" but here's what I gots...
Will start with this since it gets the most play time:
This sounds and plays the best but I limit time on it a bit so I don't blow up the original frets
This thing has the biggest neck of any guitar I have ever owned
And for some single-coil honk
Will start with this since it gets the most play time:
This sounds and plays the best but I limit time on it a bit so I don't blow up the original frets
This thing has the biggest neck of any guitar I have ever owned
And for some single-coil honk
