Lets look at our guitars thread
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GeordieJord said:
Ive been a long time lurker, especially this thread in particular as theres some amazing instruments
So here my first post of a couple of my electric guitars.
Firstly the 2014 Epiphone Les Paul custom pro, finished in gloss black with gold hardware. This was my first venture back into playing after spending all my teenage years not having picked one up. Its heavy, clunky and hard to get a decent sound out of, but does have a sweet spot for some high gain stuff
Next is the 2017 Fender Stratocaster classic 50's re-issue in surf green. A Christmas present from the girlfriend after saying in passing conversation id love one some day. lovely tones and very versatile and a great easy neck to play
and finally the Fender** partscaster Tele. I bought this a few months ago from gumtree on a whim. Not entirely convinced of its origins as it was built by a chap in his bedroom. However it plays fantastically and is my go to guitar for a quick jam. Its road worn body and gold hardware look great and for the price I paid I'm so pleased it picked it up.
Welcome mate.So here my first post of a couple of my electric guitars.
Firstly the 2014 Epiphone Les Paul custom pro, finished in gloss black with gold hardware. This was my first venture back into playing after spending all my teenage years not having picked one up. Its heavy, clunky and hard to get a decent sound out of, but does have a sweet spot for some high gain stuff
Next is the 2017 Fender Stratocaster classic 50's re-issue in surf green. A Christmas present from the girlfriend after saying in passing conversation id love one some day. lovely tones and very versatile and a great easy neck to play
and finally the Fender** partscaster Tele. I bought this a few months ago from gumtree on a whim. Not entirely convinced of its origins as it was built by a chap in his bedroom. However it plays fantastically and is my go to guitar for a quick jam. Its road worn body and gold hardware look great and for the price I paid I'm so pleased it picked it up.
Nice collection there.
GeordieJord said:
Ive been a long time lurker, especially this thread in particular as theres some amazing instruments
So here my first post of a couple of my electric guitars.
Firstly the 2014 Epiphone Les Paul custom pro, finished in gloss black with gold hardware. This was my first venture back into playing after spending all my teenage years not having picked one up. Its heavy, clunky and hard to get a decent sound out of, but does have a sweet spot for some high gain stuff
Next is the 2017 Fender Stratocaster classic 50's re-issue in surf green. A Christmas present from the girlfriend after saying in passing conversation id love one some day. lovely tones and very versatile and a great easy neck to play
and finally the Fender** partscaster Tele. I bought this a few months ago from gumtree on a whim. Not entirely convinced of its origins as it was built by a chap in his bedroom. However it plays fantastically and is my go to guitar for a quick jam. Its road worn body and gold hardware look great and for the price I paid I'm so pleased it picked it up.
That black Tele is Glory!! So here my first post of a couple of my electric guitars.
Firstly the 2014 Epiphone Les Paul custom pro, finished in gloss black with gold hardware. This was my first venture back into playing after spending all my teenage years not having picked one up. Its heavy, clunky and hard to get a decent sound out of, but does have a sweet spot for some high gain stuff
Next is the 2017 Fender Stratocaster classic 50's re-issue in surf green. A Christmas present from the girlfriend after saying in passing conversation id love one some day. lovely tones and very versatile and a great easy neck to play
and finally the Fender** partscaster Tele. I bought this a few months ago from gumtree on a whim. Not entirely convinced of its origins as it was built by a chap in his bedroom. However it plays fantastically and is my go to guitar for a quick jam. Its road worn body and gold hardware look great and for the price I paid I'm so pleased it picked it up.
Thanks Soulginge, the wood is just 6” and 4” wide timber fence panels that I sanded and painted with dark oak silk varnish. Then cut to random lengths and screwed into batons on the wall to give a rustic look, with a 5m strip of coloured LED’s behind to give a glow. Think it cost about £70 all in and looks great in person. Maybe there’s a niche a could tap into if I had some extra time on my hands (which is rare!)
Thanks for the welcome
Thanks for the welcome
GeordieJord said:
Thanks Soulginge, the wood is just 6” and 4” wide timber fence panels that I sanded and painted with dark oak silk varnish. Then cut to random lengths and screwed into batons on the wall to give a rustic look, with a 5m strip of coloured LED’s behind to give a glow. Think it cost about £70 all in and looks great in person. Maybe there’s a niche a could tap into if I had some extra time on my hands (which is rare!)
Thanks for the welcome
Amazing to think what you can do with a few offcuts and some ingenuity huh? It's given me some ideas mate, thanks. I know what you mean about having no time too. Thanks for the welcome
vladcjelli said:
Think it's finally time to upgrade from my first and only amp, a little fender frontman I've had since the beginning of time.
I don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
Another vote for the Yamaha THR10 here. Very decent ampI don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
gmaz said:
vladcjelli said:
Think it's finally time to upgrade from my first and only amp, a little fender frontman I've had since the beginning of time.
I don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
Another vote for the Yamaha THR10 here. Very decent ampI don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
Going to be hard enough waiting to save enough for the katana!
vladcjelli said:
gmaz said:
vladcjelli said:
Think it's finally time to upgrade from my first and only amp, a little fender frontman I've had since the beginning of time.
I don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
Another vote for the Yamaha THR10 here. Very decent ampI don't want to spend a great deal and I think I want something with editable tones and effects for plug and play ease, and being able to sound like a real rocker!
My heart is saying stretch to the boss katana, my wallet is saying the black star ID core 10. I also like the idea of the line 6 amplifi TT, but think I want a black box.
What's the general consensus for modest amps for a total beginner messing around in the house?
Going to be hard enough waiting to save enough for the katana!
benny.c said:
It looks like a posh handbag though
It does look st, but I can look past that, if it sounds good! I'm actually tempted to buy a Katana 100 and just see how it compares when set low down (the 100 seems to sound better than the 50 side by side at any setting). There's one going locally for £150 although there's no footswitch with it. chemistry said:
Not a new guitar, but a new pedal...a Wampler Pinnacle.
Has replaced my Fulltone OCD (for now...).
I like it
How well does that Mooer Noise Killer work? I've been looking at noise suppressors for my board and had discounted these as cheap. I notice however that most of what you have on your board is top drawer stuff with the Mooer nestled in between. Is it up to the job with the Strymon and Wampler stuff you have?Has replaced my Fulltone OCD (for now...).
I like it
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