Post a pic of your guitar(s)

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Nicholas.

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i feel like im the only kid who cant play guitar these days.

Jun 22 2007 3:04PM

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I can't either - not well at least.

Jun 22 2007 3:05PM

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what year is that Takamine? their old guitars are so much better than their new ones.

Jun 22 2007 3:06PM

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it was my grandpa's I believe. Not sure of the exact year, I just know that it was passed down from my dad.

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i hate you. and you said you arent even good? well, then can i have them? just one?

Jun 22 2007 3:08PM

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i have a angus young gibson sg, and a guild, acoustic

Jun 22 2007 3:09PM

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i have a martin acoustic and a 1959 danelectro 3021 (exact guitar jimmy page used)

Jun 22 2007 3:09PM

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haha, maybe someday. I'm a drummer of 15 years who wanted to learn a real instrument. So (theory) musically, I'm a good guitarist - skill wise, not so much.

Jun 22 2007 3:09PM

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that's cool, from the old style logo (martin style) on the headstock, my guess is probably late 60's to mid 70's. that's a good keep man, is it rosewood back and sides or mahogany?

Jun 22 2007 3:10PM

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rosewood. I like it.

Jun 22 2007 3:10PM

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very nice indeed man, i bet that thing sounds amazing

Jun 22 2007 3:11PM

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Holte

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Ibanez RGR320EX

Mitchell MD-100 CE

Jun 22 2007 3:17PM

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Spritz

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True '76 American Telecaster with limited edition finish

Yamaha acoustic

Fender Fat Strat with Seymore Duncan humbucker. Mexican made, but still plays nice.

my pedals

Jun 22 2007 3:31PM

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Jun 22 2007 3:35PM

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2+2=5

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spritz thats a badass looking tele, how much did u pay for it?

Jun 22 2007 3:36PM

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sorry, that was weak

Jun 22 2007 3:37PM

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the necks are missing/

Jun 22 2007 3:52PM

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yes, i haven't been able to finish building them yet, i am lacking power tools and a place to build. the first picture, the acoustic on the left i built myself from scratch

Jun 22 2007 3:53PM

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jibmaster_josh

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lucky, i always wanted a tele.

Jun 22 2007 4:00PM

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[IMG].http://www.jjfez.com/espanol/imagenes%20de%20la%20web/arte%20variado/otros/guitarra/gibson_les_paul.jpg[/IMG]

gibson les paul classic right there

Jun 22 2007 4:01PM

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FUCK ME my bad

Jun 22 2007 4:01PM

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[IMG}http://www.lydogbilde.no/getfile.php/261618.919.uqdftrabvv/Guitar%20Hero%20-%20gitar.jpg[/IMG}
Yeaaaaaaaaa that's right.

Jun 22 2007 4:03PM

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Jun 22 2007 4:03PM

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Oh jesus.

Jun 22 2007 4:04PM

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accept without the purple neck and 25 years later

Jun 22 2007 4:04PM

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AGH WTF! I'm a giant n00b.

Jun 22 2007 4:04PM

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nothing to special but i love how it plays im savin up for a new one, not to sure what im gonna get tho

Jun 22 2007 4:07PM

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Spritz

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thanks man i love it. It was actually my dad's, he bought it brand new back in '76 and handed it down to me a couple years ago and it's worth about $4,000 today because of the limited edition paint. It has such a great sound to it.

Jun 22 2007 4:22PM

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thread starter - that Yamaha is awesome. My dad has one of those (or similar, his says SG2000, not SBG), and I know they're supposed to be a Gibson SG replica, but the Yamaha version I like a lot better! It plays pretty smooth.

My guitar is a 1972 Strat. American made, original pickups, hardware, and electronics. I had it refretted because the old frets were way ground down. It plays SO nice. When I want to play it clean, there is no distortion, even the really low frequencies come through beautifully.

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I can't either, but i don't really mind.

Jun 22 2007 4:46PM

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Norman acoustic, Squire Showmaster (second ever guitar), Fury Bandit from the 60s, it's hand built, all pieces and what not custom made in my city. Best guitar I've ever had/played.

Jun 22 2007 4:47PM

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Jun 22 2007 5:17PM

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i was actually thinking of crafting a guitar. is it hard or anything? its reletively cheaper right?

Jun 22 2007 10:13PM

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woo!

Jun 22 2007 10:17PM

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Takamine G series S533

Ovation CSE44

87' washburn shredburn

Jun 22 2007 10:38PM

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i actually went to school for guitar repair and guitar construction. if you have access to an abundance of power tools, then guitar costs would be $500 or so per guitar. my acoustic cost me about $700 to build, but i chose more exotic woods because they fit the tonal properties i was looking for. you can buy kits and build a guitar without having to cut rough wood down to appropriate sizes and thicknesses. check out www.stewmac.com for any guitar tools and such, they have everything.

Jun 22 2007 10:42PM

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charmander

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ibanez rg something, after i learn to play good im buying either an sg,les paul, firebird or some kind of 7 string

Jun 22 2007 10:42PM

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do you ever sell them? that would be a hell of a business

Jun 22 2007 11:43PM

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62 reissue

Alvarez

haha.

Jun 22 2007 11:56PM

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Jun 23 2007 12:51AM

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Word.

Jun 23 2007 1:19AM

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i eventually plan on building and selling custom electric guitars when i can afford the necessary power tools and a place to build them, but that's a while in the future. it's definitely rewarding to take a few pieces of wood and make a beautiful sounding guitar out of it.

Jun 23 2007 3:25AM

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man, i would love to buy one. write yourself a note, when you do, id love to buy one. and why not acoustic guitars? harder to make?

Jun 23 2007 3:55AM

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well, i actually loved building my acoustic more than anything, shaping the braces that are glued onto the inside of the top and back were my favorite part. also shaping the neck and then spraying lacquer on it. there is just such a huge market out there for custom handbuilt acoustics that it would be hard to break into the market. i do have alot of friends in the music industry and 90% of my friends play guitar. so essentially if i got a line started i would have some help pushing my brand. but it's all a matter of start up cash and unfortunately i have none at this time.

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