pictures of your guitars here

[rahbro]

When you don't know what a knob actually does...put it on 10

[rahbro]

Bash Bros

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[MattK]

Damn, I was wincing at the pick marks until I saw that you thrashed the strings OFF one of them

[MattK]

check these honeys

[NickS]

^A pretty pair.

[sunshiner]

Bash Bros

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What's that shit around the pickup?

[Thom]

check these honeys

Beauties!

[plopswagon]

We’re redoing the back bedroom into the guitar/yoga room.

Here’s bunch of g’itars n’stuff.

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Left to right: 72 Takamine dreadnought, 80 Fender Telecaster (bought new),mid to late 90’s Musicman Stingray, late 80’s Musicman Stingray fretless, mid 80’s Fender ‘65 Reissue P-Bass (MIJ), 1st Generation Fender Pro Junior Amp (cat reliced), 65 reissue Fender Twin Reverb, mid 60’s Silvertone acoustic, mid 60’s Hagstom III, 66 “transition” Fender Jaguar, mid 60’s Gretsch Corvette, and a Recording King laptop.

Not pictured, the Sonic Kitten and the 65 Musicmaster.

[henkstroem]

Nothing new but had some gear out that looked good together so I took a pic

So nice. I have a soft spot for pinkish teles and champs.

[henkstroem]

We’re redoing the back bedroom into the guitar/yoga room.

Here’s bunch of g’itars n’stuff.

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Left to right: 72 Takamine dreadnought, 80 Fender Telecaster (bought new),mid to late 90’s Musicman Stingray, late 80’s Musicman Stingray fretless, mid 80’s Fender ‘65 Reissue P-Bass (MIJ), 1st Generation Fender Pro Junior Amp (cat reliced), 65 reissue Fender Twin Reverb, mid 60’s Silvertone acoustic, mid 60’s Hagstom III, 66 “transition” Fender Jaguar, mid 60’s Gretsch Corvette, and a Recording King laptop.

Not pictured, the Sonic Kitten and the 65 Musicmaster.

The level of organisation here is breathtaking. Maybe I need to try some yoga.

[NickD]

We’re redoing the back bedroom into the guitar/yoga room.

Here’s bunch of g’itars n’stuff.

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Left to right: 72 Takamine dreadnought, 80 Fender Telecaster (bought new),mid to late 90’s Musicman Stingray, late 80’s Musicman Stingray fretless, mid 80’s Fender ‘65 Reissue P-Bass (MIJ), 1st Generation Fender Pro Junior Amp (cat reliced), 65 reissue Fender Twin Reverb, mid 60’s Silvertone acoustic, mid 60’s Hagstom III, 66 “transition” Fender Jaguar, mid 60’s Gretsch Corvette, and a Recording King laptop.

Not pictured, the Sonic Kitten and the 65 Musicmaster.

Very neat, I approve, it bugs me when a music room is untidy. The stand you made yourself looks brilliant, really classy.

The Gretsch looks terrible however and should be sent to the UK immediately.

[plopswagon]

Thanks y’all, living with someone who helps people organize things for a living helps.

Sorry Nick, the Vette isn’t going anywhere until I redo the nut.

[Nick]

After a pandemic long period of complete GAS decadence, I’m trying to get back to a healthy amount of guitars and pay myself back for my home studio upgrades. Still trying to sell off the excess but only keepers shown here (not including acoustics, excluding the Ovation Tornado which I don't think I could ever sell, and the 66 Mustang I'm not sure about yet)

[sunshiner]

Don't sell Tornado

[Nick]

Don't sell Tornado

100%

I already edited my post before noticing yours, I had just gone downstairs to play it on my lunch break through the pro reverb and was wondering wtf I was thinking. I haven't had it properly set up since the refret, the frets are still normal/vintage style but it was practically a "fretless wonder" before, so there was this feeling that the magic was gone. Also the recent realization that the neck is set into the body quite far, and despite having 23 frets there's not much access past 16. But tuned down a half step the filtertrons sound immense, the vibrato is sweet as always and it feels great in the hands. I can't sell it but I probably will treat it to some heavier strings and a setup in Eb once I make space. Not all guitars are meant to be workhorses, but this one does what it does really well.

[benecol]

Is that red bass a Hagstrom Nick?

[Nick]

Is that red bass a Hagstrom Nick?

It is, Hagstrom I bass, I just realized I made a general bass discussion thread instead of a NGD post for it at the time but it’s shown better in the first post of this thread:

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[Gavin]

Is that red bass a Hagstrom Nick?

It is, Hagstrom I bass

I heard this in my mind in Yoda's voice, then I realised that I is a 1.

[sunshiner]

Don't sell Tornado

100%

I already edited my post before noticing yours, I had just gone downstairs to play it on my lunch break through the pro reverb and was wondering wtf I was thinking. I haven't had it properly set up since the refret, the frets are still normal/vintage style but it was practically a "fretless wonder" before, so there was this feeling that the magic was gone. Also the recent realization that the neck is set into the body quite far, and despite having 23 frets there's not much access past 16. But tuned down a half step the filtertrons sound immense, the vibrato is sweet as always and it feels great in the hands. I can't sell it but I probably will treat it to some heavier strings and a setup in Eb once I make space. Not all guitars are meant to be workhorses, but this one does what it does really well.

I didn't know they originally had very low frets, but I'm sure a proper set up will make it as comfortable to play as before. And I agree, not all guitars have to be able to cover every ground. Some excel at being quirky.

[taylornutt]

Don't sell Tornado

100%

I already edited my post before noticing yours, I had just gone downstairs to play it on my lunch break through the pro reverb and was wondering wtf I was thinking. I haven't had it properly set up since the refret, the frets are still normal/vintage style but it was practically a "fretless wonder" before, so there was this feeling that the magic was gone. Also the recent realization that the neck is set into the body quite far, and despite having 23 frets there's not much access past 16. But tuned down a half step the filtertrons sound immense, the vibrato is sweet as always and it feels great in the hands. I can't sell it but I probably will treat it to some heavier strings and a setup in Eb once I make space. Not all guitars are meant to be workhorses, but this one does what it does really well.

Did I miss the picture of the Toronado? I recently received a Toronado as gift from my family and it came with medium-jumbo frets.