GUITARS THAT YOU OWN OR HAVE OWNED

[MISKO]

since beer and music goes together .."like peas and carrots"...i really didnt know where to start this thread .. I know that there is a lot of musicians on the hoop .. so here goes .



1974 Ovation Thunderhead Deluxe.. got it brand new in 74 and still have it .

 

[Ballboy534]

No pics on me, but I had a '68 Yamaha nylon string acoustic that my little brother let a friend "borrow" and I haven't seen to this day

Currently have a pretty basic Cort 6 string acoustic but plan on getting a Taylor ASAP; one of the sweetest sounding acoustics I've ever played.

 

[Brasky]

 

[sooner78wakeboard]

I don't play the guitar...just the bagpipes and banjo.

But I do enjoy some Jack Johnson while relaxing at the lake.

 

[MISKO]

washburn .. this will be my next one soon hopefully

 

[MISKO]

thats ok sooner 78 as long as you enjoy playing .. thats all that counts

 

[MISKO]

banjo dosent seam that easy to play to me ... neither are the bag pipes

 

[MISKO]

No pics on me, but I had a '68 Yamaha nylon string acoustic that my little brother let a friend "borrow" and I haven't seen to this day

Currently have a pretty basic Cort 6 string acoustic but plan on getting a Taylor ASAP; one of the sweetest sounding acoustics I've ever played.

for the money corts arnt a bad guitar.. bought my daughter one a couple of years ago .. I liked the action on it

 

[sooner78wakeboard]

banjo dosent seam that easy to play to me ... neither are the bag pipes

I got friends that play the guitar and they usually get together and play. Whenever we are drinking. But, my uncle left me a banjo. So I decide to give that a try. (I just like playing odd instruments) When I was younger, I heard the bagpipes at a St. Patrick's Day parade and I wanted to play, so I started. Now of course everytime we go to the lake or somewhere my friends want me to play....I don't mind, it's the pipes! I don't wear a kilt though.


What I am working on now is an accoridan. My dad's family came over from Germany and my Grandpa brought it with him. He passed away, but we got it and I just think it would be cool to play.

 

[powerchord86]

Found this pic on google but this is the first guitar I got when I was 15 and first learned to play on:

"Harmony" I later found out these were once available in Sears catalogs.

It was a POS but it was good enough to get going and was only $90 at a used guitar shop.

 

[MISKO]

all that counts is getting a kid interested in playing .. they have their purpose.. and if the kid dosent like it then you aint out of that much cash

 

[powerchord86]

Indeed. I kept with it then traded up for one of these:

"Fender Strat" (Japan) Inspired by Kurt Cobain and Billy Corgan

Then:

"Dean ML" Dimebag!

Then:

"Jackson Performer" Thought I wanted a Floyd Rose but found it more of a pain in the ass than it was worth.

Then:

"ESP LTD Eclipse" Current guitar and have had for about ten years. Keep it simple. Give me a Les Paul with a couple humbuckers and we're in business.

 

[MISKO]

we had a new pawn shop open up in the area they had a gibson sg forget what year .. good shape .. they want 699 for it .. Its got me thinking

 

[757Hokie83]

 

[ugafan6612]

my washburn acoustic from freshman yr(09)

edit:should have cropped out the poster

 

[The Crimson King]

I have a cheap ass Behringer electric

 

[ugafan6612]

my washburn acoustic from freshman yr(09)

edit:should have cropped out the poster

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[Bone]

 

[MISKO]

cool bone

 

[Bone]

I play a lot of Grateful Dead. It's not Phil Lesh gear but it gets the job done.