Guitars you always play

[67plexi]

I play this one 90% of the time

 

[RVA]

I play this one 90% of the time


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time well spent!!

 

[RVA]

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So you always play all your guitars? I figured you would narrow it down a bit!!

 

[RVA]

These

great pic, as always, and a rare post of a Rick - nice!

 

[RVA]

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.
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This one with the mandolin body has some serious volume acoustically. It speaks with authority.
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Those look like fine companions to play in that sunny landscape. Rock on brother!

 

[Sérgio]

great pic, as always, and a rare post of a Rick - nice!

Thanks, brother. Rickenbackers are fantastic instruments. They are an acquired taste, though.

 

[Session 5]

So you always play all your guitars? I figured you would narrow it down a bit!!

Yes Ray, i continue to play all of them, I always play my Tele every day along with 1 of my Godin's..

 

[Inspector #20]

Hotel California and Stairway to Heaven:



Everything else:

 

[marshalltsl]

Lately I play these two most than others.

 

[Clockworkmike]

90% of the time its this
I probably use this one 9% of the time

The rest is any of the others on a whim

The Explorer has been the mainstay since 2003 and doesnt look to be changing anytime soon. It works

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Damn, now I want an ebony Les Paul. That thing reeks of cool.

Now you know my story of my '79 T Top Ebony LP Std. Unlike the dummy who sold it, This ME would love it forever if I ever reunited with it. MMM T Tops n All.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

LOL I almost forgot my ode to Mr Tuners guitar.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

I am seeing brother Robert is here. What is the news on the frets on the Schecter?

 

[Inspector #20]

I am seeing brother Robert is here. What is the news on the frets on the Schecter?

Funny you would ask...it definitely needs a level and crown, but I'm thinking more towards having a second Warmoth 1-3/4" neck made for my Jackson San Dimas with an 'R5' Floyd Rose nut. Those Jescar Evo Frets really are super tough.

One of my bandmates wants to buy the Schecter, so I'm thinking I may do that and invest in another neck, rather than level and crown once a year, or spring for stainless.

 

[CoyotesGator]

Yes.

 

[Session 5]

So today it will be.

 

[Beagle]

The other guitars get played a lot, but they all have years before they have the hours on them that this one does.

 

[JohnnyGoo]

Which ever one has all the strings on it.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Funny you would ask...it definitely needs a level and crown, but I'm thinking more towards having a second Warmoth 1-3/4" neck made for my Jackson San Dimas with an 'R5' Floyd Rose nut. Those Jescar Evo Frets really are super tough.

One of my bandmates wants to buy the Schecter, so I'm thinking I may do that and invest in another neck, rather than level and crown once a year, or spring for stainless.

Yeah, I would sell that Schecter to your band mate. Let him wear out the frets till useless point. One day you can always buy another one if you get to missing it.
Take the money and buy something else like the neck for the Jackson. I think you really do prefer the Strat type bodies, 24.75 and wide necks, and of course R5 Floyd nut. Why not have a nut that basically will never wear out and frets that are near bulletproof?