What's your gear!?

Ancient1

I posted my gear somewhere at the start of this thread but never got around to posting a pic - so here's my baby - vintage 1972 Fender Telecaster Thinline. Mine is a bit battered, not as shiny as the one here but you'll get the idea.

Töpher

Originally posted by quank
yep tis a heater:o

turn it off when im playing though... obviously..... *cough* :rolleyes:

Just realised I never replied to this!

Personally, I would be wary of having a heater beside the kit. Not due to physical body temperature, more due to the effect of continual expansion and contraction of the drum shells. I'd be afraid of the shells developing slight cracks over time. And with several plys hidden you don't know what damage could be done without being able to see it. Just my €0.02.

danemac

Fender Jazz with a Laney amp, what more do you want but be good at playing with it

daram

Fender USA "American Traditional" Stratocaster
Takamine EN10C Semi-Acoustic
Korg AX100G + Boss Super Overdrive Effects Pedals
Fender Princeton65 Solid State Amp

(I want to buy a twin, but I got no money)

Kersh

BC Rich platinum Beast
BC Rich platinum Warlock
Jackson Rhandy Rhodes

Marshall vs120

Marshall bluesbreaker
Marshall guvnor+
Boss hyperfuzz

Leads of some sort!

dragon_ninja82

Fender U.S Telecaster
Gibson SG
Warmoth Custom Guitar(my baby, grade aa mahogany body with a flame maple top, pao ferro fretboard, schaller locking machine heads, gotoh bridge and seymour duncan humbuckers!)
Marshall Valve Amp
Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine
Roland PC-200 Controller Keyboard
Boss GT-3
Various other effects
Various Recording Equipment, software and mics.

Myksyk

Just had a nice Fishman Natural Matrix I fitted under the saddle of my McIlroy A30 (Homer drool) and have ordered an AER Compact 60 from England. Retail here for this amp is €999 but I got it at www.soundslive.co.uk for €759. Sweeeet deal!!!

the_obsolete

My babies...
A 3-piece kit of unknown make (pretty ****, but serves its purpose)...the two toms are suspended with the Pearl ISS, gives a load more resonance
Premier 14"x5.5" Steel Snare
Sabian 14" B8 Pro Hats (I know, I know...but they're reallll bright sounding)
Sabian 22" HandHammered Raw Dry Ride (orgasmic)
Sabian 16" AAX Aaxplosion Crash
Sabian 16" HandHammered Dark Crash (the two crashes are a perfect contrast to each other)
Sabian 18" Pro China
Paiste 20" Signature Thin Heavy China (once again with the contrast)
Paiste 12" 802 Splash
LP 7" Salsa Cowbell

Pearl Eliminator Dual-Chain Drive Double-Bass Pedals
Pearl H-2000 Hats Stand (companion for the Eliminators)
Pearl S-2000 Snare Stand
2 AX-25 clamps, and 1 AX-15 clamp, 1 CH-80 (all pearl)
Pearl BC-800W Boom Stands x 5

It wasn't me!

Right then, an update.
I now have:
Ibanez RG270DX in black
Squier (Don't say it) Jazz Bass in walnut
Marshall G30RCD
Marshall MG15CD
Leads of various kinds.

I also have a view to modifying the RG and buying and modifying a mex fat strat in the not too distant future. Probably next year if I decide to get off my ass/computer and get a job. :rolleyes:

Marq

Fernandes Native Pro w/sustainer
Fender Strat w/Mustang Neck, Hotrail humbucker in neck position, 2 x EMG slinkies.

Hiwatt Custom 100 head into
Marshall 1960A vintage '67 and 1960B

Boss V-Wah -
TU-3 Chromatic Tuner -
Input: NS-2 Noise Suppressor,
send to Marshall ED-1 Compressor/sustainer,
Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi,
Boss BF-3 Flanger,
Marshall VT-1 Vibratrem,
Loop Return to NS-2,
Output to Boss RV-3 reverb/delay -
Boss Giga-delay,

Planet Waves Cables

Fungtank

Epiphone SG400 LH Cherry red
Behringer 212 twin amp 60watt stereo.
A zoom 3000 multi effects pedal and a cry baby pedal

Cindy Love

Guitars: Fender custom strat: Seymour duncan hotrails in neck and bridge position
Ephiphone BlackBeauty ,gold plated with bigsby tremolo,three humberbuckers
Squier ,Fatstrat by Fender ,dual coil humber at bridge postion.ways a ton hence the name.

Amp: Some ****ty amp and a Fender Performer (me thinks) 200w.(its not great)

Gear:Jim Dunlop crybaby,
Zoom 505(who doesnt own one of these)just use it for tuning now
Line 6 Delay and Loop sampler
Marshall Guvnor distortion pedal
e-bow
electro harmoix Big Muff ,the american version

Strings:dadarrio 9s,but have recently started using 8s ,9s and 10s(i wont bore u with the deatails)I cant stand ernie ball strings.Used to use Gibson brite wires till i saw the light!!

Cables:I dont have a fookin clue.....there black!hows that

Picks:jim dunop 73mm or somestimes 88mm and i also like those weird star shaped ones by herdim.I hate planet waves picks i think there way to rigid and especially slippy live.

Oh and play naked-tis the only way

swadisthana

guitars:
Yahmaha Pacifica
Burns Steer
pedals:
Zoom 707II
Zoom Ultra Fuzz
Zvex Ooh wah
Digitech Whammy

other stuff:
Bogey T60R amp
Roland HP-2e digital piano
ebow
various recording gear....

im also getting:
electroharmonics microsynth
Krok looper (which looks class!)

rabbitinlights

I have the following:

2 x Numark TT200 turnrables


And a Numark DXM06 Mixer



All running through a Marantz amp and Mission M35 Speakers.

The Neighbours love me.

Sean

marvin2k

yakanuzzinini precision Tin whistle

Godzilla suapamegatron Distortion
speedmonkey7 powerwat flang amp

Il have a picture of my axe next week

John

- Black Epiphone Les Paul Custom with stock neck pickup and Seymour Duncan SH-4 JB pickup in the bridge.
- Warwick Streamer STD bass with stock pickup (humbucker with a single coil switch)
- Boss TU-2 chromatic tuner
- 2 x DOD Extreme GFX 70 distortion pedal (one set for bass, one set for guitar)
- Boss BF-3 Flanger
- Fender Frontman 15B bass amp (for the guitar)
- Trave Elliot Boxer 65 bass amp (for the bass)
- Jim Dunlop Nylon 0.73mm (for the guitar)
- Jim Dunlop Tortex 1.0mm (for the bass)
- Ebow
- Drumstick
- Philips Philishave 5890

Zoton

The newest addition to my family finally arrived yesterday.
It's a Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro. A mahogany body, with flame maple top and ebody fretboard. 24 frets, and a beautiful emerald burst finish.
It sounds absolutely gorgeous, warm and yet crisp clean tone. Crank it up with a bit over overdrive and it sings!
The 3-way pick up selector combined with the coil tap gives up to 9 different possibilites, each with a unique sound.
I love this guitar to bits already.


....p.s. thanks to Doctor J and Dabhoys for all their help and advice. Cheers lads

feylya

OK Zoton, I hate you :P

Seriously that is a gorgeous guitar. How much did it set you back, if you don't mind telling???

It wasn't me!

:eek: So pretty!

I can't wait to get my SZ....

NeMiSiS

Gibson Les Paul Standard - Tobacco Sunburst 1997
BC Rich Mockingbird NJ series neckthrough Seymore Duncan preformer in the bridge (for sale + case)
JCM 1960A 4*12 Cab
Jim Dunlop Crybaby

Next week - Marshall JCM TSL 100
Week after - Another Marshall Cab.. still choosing..
Next Month - Another Gibson Les Paul.. not entirly sure what model I want yet.

Tom

oneofakind32

oneofakind32 wrote:

Gibson Flying V coppy (with no name)
10w Custom amp
Kyser Capo
Thoman Lead
Johnson acustic (brings a hole new meaning to playing with your johnson)

Update.
Commadore Flying V
10w Custom amp (I dont have a need for anything more powerfull cus im not giging)
Korg AGX 1500 Multieffects Pedle
G&L Tribute S-500 (well not untill monday, unless some one has bought it on me)
Johnson acustic
Leads, Plecs blah blah

dabhoys

Never under estimate the eggles. There class works if you put a JB and 59' in there you'll be laughing. It looks like it has a maple cap top on it too. Can't beat the ebony fretboard. I'm hoping to add an eggle to my collection in the near future

Zoton wrote:

The newest addition to my family finally arrived yesterday.
It's a Patrick Eggle Berlin Pro. A mahogany body, with flame maple top and ebody fretboard. 24 frets, and a beautiful emerald burst finish.
It sounds absolutely gorgeous, warm and yet crisp clean tone. Crank it up with a bit over overdrive and it sings!
The 3-way pick up selector combined with the coil tap gives up to 9 different possibilites, each with a unique sound.
I love this guitar to bits already.


....p.s. thanks to Doctor J and Dabhoys for all their help and advice. Cheers lads

Zoton

feylya wrote:

OK Zoton, I hate you :P

Seriously that is a gorgeous guitar. How much did it set you back, if you don't mind telling???

Just over a grand, including postage and the hard case.
Oh, and i forgot to mention the pickups are seymour duncans.

Doctor J

Dabhoys, you don't swap pickups out until you've heard what's in it already, I thought you learned that recently?

Zoton, just back from holiday, glad to see you made the right choice. Congratulations man, I hope you have many happy years with that guitar.

Lemming

Guitar:

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- Fender Strat' USA, three-tone sunburst with white pick-guard and rosewood fret board.

- Jim Dunlop Crybaby wah pedal
- Boss 'MetalZone' effects pedal
- Sunn amp (40w, but deceptively and disgracefully load)

Other:

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80 year old custom-build Viola

dabhoys

Well then your already laughing

Zoton wrote:

Just over a grand, including postage and the hard case.
Oh, and i forgot to mention the pickups are seymour duncans.

Zoton

dabhoys wrote:

Well then your already laughing

I am indeed, an occasioanlly crying at its beauty

coldnuggets

Warwick sweet 15 amp (150w)
Washburn xb400

Marshall combo (150
Tom delonge fender strat

LETS KEEP IT SIMPLE LADS

derrylahan

-Guitar rig-
Guitars:
B.C. Rich 2004 Wartribe1

Strings:
GHS Boomers .10-.52

Tuning:
Drop B

Pick-ups:
Emg 81
Emg 89 Dual Mode

Pedals:
Digitech Metal Master

Wireless Unit:
dB Technologies VHF Pocket Transmitter
dB Technologies WM-220R1 Receiver

Amplifiers:
Line 6 SpiderII 2x12 150watt Amplification
Roland Cube 15

feylya

What's the string tension like with 10s tuned to Drop B?