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So I know I'm not the only one on the site that's a musician, and I want to see you's guys's setups. :crackup:

 

I'll start, I've got lots of pictures, as always. :D

 

I play bass and guitar, mosly bass, been playing in bands since I was 10 (7 and a half years), and I've been playing guitar casually for about 4 years. I've accumulated a decent amount of gear over that time period. :crackup:

 

Instruments -

 

My main instrument is my Dean Edge Select 4 string. It's nothing really special, but It's a freaking tank, sounds good, and is comfortable.

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My favorite thing about it, the neck-thru construction. :troll:

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I've also got a Michael Kelly 5-string, acoustic/electric fretless, pretty unique combo.

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The fingerboard inlays are TITS.

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Now for the guitars. In 8th grade, I built a Thinline Fender Tele. Still needs to be set up professionally, but it's got a cool tone to it.

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Ibanez RG 570, by far the easiest guitar to play, EVER.

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Ibanez AW series acoustic/electric:

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Ovation Celebrity 12-string acoustic/electric, from some time in the 1980s, given to me by my Cousin-in-law.

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Check out the awesome 80s pre-amp! :lol:

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Gallien-Kreuger 700RB bass head. For 600 bucks, this thing sounds AMAZING and has a ton of power.

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Cabs - Hartke Transporter 2x10 (part of my practice rig)

GK Backline 4x10

Homemade 1x15, covered in Astroturf :crackup:

 

Practice rig in my basement:

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And the cab that gets taken to shows (the 1x15 will join in for outdoor gigs)

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Astroturf! :crackup:

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This is the sight when you walk into my basement (obviosly not everything's mine)

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And a picture of me playing live in January before I shaved my head. :troll:

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i'll drag my toys out and take pics tomorrow. it'll be a letdown though, as i don't have anything as nice as your stuff :troll:

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Great stuff man. No gigs this direction for many years.

 

What about that hippie-circle in the park with the Martin? :troll:

 

Not exactly a gig. We play around a little... that's about it. In my early daze I did a lot of sound work at Pecan Street Studios in Austin. Good times but unfortunately not very good paying times!

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Now there's what i should do...go up to my folks' place and take some pics of my stepdad's 10-15 or so Martins. I can't keep track of them all :troll: I keep waiting for a hand me down. and i keep not getting one...after 30 years, i guess i should give up :crackup:

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Now there's what i should do...go up to my folks' place and take some pics of my stepdad's 10-15 or so Martins. I can't keep track of them all :troll: I keep waiting for a hand me down. and i keep not getting one...after 30 years, i guess i should give up :crackup:

 

Just take one, he's got enough he won't notice. :crackup:

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Now there's what i should do...go up to my folks' place and take some pics of my stepdad's 10-15 or so Martins. I can't keep track of them all :troll: I keep waiting for a hand me down. and i keep not getting one...after 30 years, i guess i should give up :crackup:

 

Just take one, he's got enough he won't notice. :crackup:

 

 

i said *I* can't keep track of them. He can. Trust me on this one :D

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All I have left is an old beat up accoustic that I drag out a couple of times a month, and definately not worthy of posting a pic of. I sold all my good stuff years ago. Guild, I had an electric & an accoustic, Sigma accoustic, '59 Fender Strat, '67 Gibson Les Paul, Marshall 1/2 stack, Fender Twin. Both the Marshall and Fender Twin were tube amps, distortion like a sob. I miss playing sometimes. I had a band back in the mid '80's called "Powderburn" due to all the cocaine that was always floating around. Three of us got together about 2 yrs ago and jammed on accoustics. That was fun, and it sure brought back some memories. We actually sounded pretty good for not playing together for 20 yrs. I have a video of it on vhs, and sometimes I'll sit back and watch it. Keep up the good work Dan, and stay away from the drugs, they'll ruin you.

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OK, here you go. Keep in mind that all three of mine were probably had for less than one of yours, Dan :dunno:

 

The beater electric/accoustic:

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The wonder from the 80s:

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My baby (I need to take the time and redo the electronics in it):

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I have about $700 into the three of them. Since I haven't been in a band in 15 years, I'm all about bang for the buck, since they're toys, not tools :lol:

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Noice, is that the dark cherry or whatever it's called on the Paul? I love the grain. :dunno:

 

And it wouldn't be an '80s guitar without the Floyd Rose. :lol:

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I've also got a Michael Kelly 5-string, acoustic/electric fretless, pretty unique combo.

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mmmm....This is beautiful....fretless too.....

 

I used to play with an Ibenez/ Hartke. :dunno: I got rid of my stuff years ago, when I had a some nerves and tendons in my left hand cut up in a winching accident.

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Ummm I have an acoustic/electric Ibanez Artwood series guitar... I will have to make a rain check on the picture for right now... I sold all my other guitars before I got married...

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