Post Your Gear (DISCUSSION ONLY)

Dangerous Man

No pics of unmade beds with my gits. All shot in my little music room with ambient lighting - to make the guitars look, more relaxed... I'll be adding another pic in the next day or two - I've got another Gretsch coming soon! Yipee.

Portlawslim

Dangerous Man wrote: »

No pics of unmade beds with my gits. All shot in my little music room with ambient lighting - to make the guitars look, more relaxed... I'll be adding another pic in the next day or two - I've got another Gretsch coming soon! Yipee.

Lucky b*****d...:D

Dangerous Man

I'm seriously chuffed. I just hope that guitar doesn't have a big old hole in the body when it comes though... hollowbodies are delicate...

population

Lovely lovely Jag Punchdrunk

feylya

Guys, comments for the pictures thread go here. I don't want to have to start infracting people.

Dord

Mattfender, one word.... NICE! :cool:

punchdrunk, is that a sherwood green jag? thin skin? :eek:

mattfender

Why thank you

Using the 1960A cab instead of the HRDX speaker was best idea I've had in ages:cool:

Dord

mattfender wrote: »

Why thank you

Using the 1960A cab instead of the HRDX speaker was best idea I've had in ages:cool:

There was an amp in that pic? I didn't notice.

mattfender

hahaha! the guitar is the best thing obviously:pac: chunky...

punchdrunk

Dord wrote: »

Mattfender, one word.... NICE! :cool:

punchdrunk, is that a sherwood green jag? thin skin? :eek:

thanks pop!

dord it's an early 90's made in japan that I had refinished in
ice blue metallic buy guitar workshop a few years ago,but the nitro finish is quickly changing colour with age and starting to make it look green

it's got seymour duncan hot jag pickups

punchdrunk

that Princeton is stunning,you git!!!

rcaz

punchdrunk wrote: »

thanks pop!

dord it's an early 90's made in japan that I had refinished in
ice blue metallic buy guitar workshop a few years ago,but the nitro finish is quickly changing colour with age and starting to make it look green

it's got seymour duncan hot jag pickups

Jags with yellowed clear coats = Win. Gorgeous guitar.

punchdrunk

El Pr0n wrote: »

Jags with yellowed clear coats = Win. Gorgeous guitar.

thanks chief! yeah it looks nice,but it's gonna cost money to get it to where i enjoy playing it,firstly i hate the pickup switching so im getting a chrome plate made that will take a tele three way switch
im going to dump the rhythm circuit as it's useless
im going to fit a mastery bridge

$$$

punchdrunk

Oooh im liking that subdecay and space echo combo!

the small stone really is great,must buy another one!

rcaz

punchdrunk wrote: »

im going to dump the rhythm circuit as it's useless

I wouldn't say useless (I think it's a cool idea, and I can see it's application), but I never found a decent use for it in my JM either.

punchdrunk wrote: »

im going to fit a mastery bridge

Oh hells yeah

punchdrunk wrote: »

tele three way switch

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I like the way Jags are so complicated

punchdrunk

El Pr0n wrote: »

I wouldn't say useless (I think it's a cool idea, and I can see it's application), but I never found a decent use for it in my JM either.



Oh hells yeah



NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I like the way Jags are so complicated

ah having to turn off one pickup and turn on the other is such a pain in the hole!

i'm thinking of dumping the duncan's aswell,maybe go for some novaks or lollars

rcaz

punchdrunk wrote: »

i'm thinking of dumping the duncan's aswell,maybe go for some novaks or lollars

I haven't heard a lot about Lollars, but I've never heard a bad review of Curtis Novak's pickups.

Curtis is actually a member on Offset Guitars, he posts every now and then. Actually, if you haven't seen it already, have a read through that forum, the guys really know their stuff about offset Fenders.

mentonray

Apologies for delay in The upload Voodoo, A little older than your brand spanker but still plays like a dream. Pickups are John Suhr VLP60's and Humbucker is the Landau Special. As my wife would tell you, not for people who "don't like 80's"- wench.
Rack is a little different now too. Mr Bradshaw very kindly built me a switcher that has stopped me jumpin around like michael flatley on pedals etc. How's things goin with the axe?

rcaz

Tom Ghostwood;

SAVAGE AMPS!!! :eek:

And we're gonna need some pics of those vistalites very soon.... :mad:

TheStickyBandit

My kit consists of;

DW white marine pearl wrap kit.
10",12",14", 22"

Gretsch - Gold broken glass finish snare - 14"
GMS - Limited edtion oak snare - 13"
Taye wood hoop snare - 14"
Mapex Black Panther Red cherry burst with gunmetal lugs 13"
Mapex Cherry Natural finish 12"
Brady Jarah Ply - 14"
Brady Kosaka block - 14"


Zildjian A custom - Hi-hats 14", 10" splash, 16" & 17" Crash's
Zildjian K Hi-hats 14", K 20" ride, K 6" splash
Sabian Paragon Hi-Hats 13" (Neil Peart Edtion)
Sabian 10" Splash
Sabian 19" China
Meinl 10" funk Hi-hats.

Theres some more stuff I cant think of.

Malice

Reniwren, that is a lovely looking fretless bass. What make is is? Do you have any sound samples of it online? I'd love to hear it and also that 9 string monster from earlier in the thread.

Patricide

As I dont think iv actually posted up my gear here before...

Basses: Musicman Stingray 5
Musicman Sterling 4
Bass amp: Ahsdown Klystron 500 - Abm 4X10, Abm 1X15

Guitars: LTD Viper 400
Fender 72' Telecaster deluxe(with pot mod)
Upgraded Yamaha pacifica
Guitar amp: Dodgey Randall rg75

Pedals: Korg pitch black tuner
EHX little big muff

reniwren

Malice_ I was made for me by Alan at ACGuitarsno sound clips yet but I'l get some and let you know,
Some specs:
Flame Sycamore top with a Butternut body. Black Ebony board with partial fretlines. 5 piece Maple/Mac Ebony neck.
RFB and piezo bridge into ACG EQ01.
Extender on the E string.
Oil lubricated steel wool satin finish.

Alan does great work and has made 3 for me much better value than most other brands when it comes to the technology and playability and useually its touch and go weather you get a good bass from fender or the likes but your sure you will get a perfect bass from Alan.

Malice

reniwren wrote: »

Malice_ I was made for me by Alan at ACGuitarsno sound clips yet but I'l get some and let you know,
Some specs:
Flame Sycamore top with a Butternut body. Black Ebony board with partial fretlines. 5 piece Maple/Mac Ebony neck.
RFB and piezo bridge into ACG EQ01.
Extender on the E string.
Oil lubricated steel wool satin finish.

Alan does great work and has made 3 for me much better value than most other brands when it comes to the technology and playability and useually its touch and go weather you get a good bass from fender or the likes but your sure you will get a perfect bass from Alan.

Thanks for the link. I haven't gotten an attack of GAS in a while so I won't spend too long looking at the gallery on there .

reniwren

ACG Fretless
Forgive the playing, I have a load of practicing to do to get anyway near good enough to play fretless and I know I have the song wrong just trying an audio sample to show that even someone who has hands mangled by hammers can get a decent sound from one of Alans basses.
Many thanks to Alan for all the work.
Now the playing is rough as hell,

rcaz

Glassheart, that's a savage board! Suspiciously neat though......

You've got a few pedals I'd absolutely love to have on there! :cool:

Glassheart

Cheers Al,

The pedals at the top are on a tier raised a few inches.I have a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power and a T-Rex Fueltank powering the whole lot underneath.

The pedals on the bottom are on a false floor so i can run wires etc underneath that too.Look closely at the middle pic...

The board was 'custom' built for those pedals in that particular order.
All the power cables run underneath.I drilled holes for the power cables right beside the inputs on the pedals so very little wire is visible.

I used George L patch leads so they were cut to size with very little slack
and every lead and power cable is black so it blends in with the board.

Glassheart

El Pr0n wrote: »

Glassheart, that's a savage board! Suspiciously neat though......

You've got a few pedals I'd absolutely love to have on there! :cool:

Thanks

It's actually ready to plug in and play.I agonised over trying to avoid clutter and thats actually the 2nd attempt...

I could build ya one for an extortionate price if you're interested? :pac:


What pedals do you fancy there?
You're a Kevin Shields fan right? You would love the reverse function on that Hardwire Reverb...

Quattroste

You know, that is the first time I have ever thought "Nice Pedalboard".

Well done you neat freak you

-=al=-

i went on a complete neat freak expidition on my homemade board but transporting it was a pain in the arse

have u got a case for that bad boy?