What type of guitars do people have?

Recon

I have a Fender squier and a Lorenzo acoustic. Getting a bc rich warlock when I save up the money

feylya

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=116429
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=214446

Father Jack

I've got:

an epiphone les paul(jus sold my gibson studio...epiphone'll do)

B.C. Rich Bitch

Tanglewood acoustic
all played through a

Marshall AVT 275

paulcr

I have a PRS Cutom 22, Epiphone Casino, '62 Fender Concert Amp, '72 Mesa Boogie Amp 60/100w

Karl Hungus

I own a number of BC Rich guitars, a Virgin, Mockingbird and Assassin, aswell as a Warlock bass. I use those through a Microcube, Mesa Boogie Nomad 45 and a Trace Elliot Boxer 30 for the bass.

paulcr wrote:

'72 Mesa Boogie Amp 60/100w

Oooh, give more details!

funk-you

Gibson SG Standard
Gretsch Country Gentleman
Rickenbacker 360
Couple of epiphones and a mex strat
Vintage Semi Acoustic

All played through a Fender Twin

disgruntled

Fender cij 54 ri strat
Gibson Les Paul studio
Fender mex P bass
Tanglewood Tw-400 acoustic


Digitech Gnx3 multi fx > Boss Eh- 50 > Marshall 8008 stereo power amp > Marshall 1936 2x12 cab

jcoote

fender mexican telecaster and an ibanez edr 470

david

Ibanez rg370 with duncans
Ibanez rg? heap o crap!
Fender squier strat
Ibanez soundgear bass
Tanglewood acoustic

Line 6 Flextone... in a week
Marshall mg100dfx
Kustom 16 watt bass/guitar practise amp

Now my pedalboard is a much more elaborate beast...

dabhoys

1980 Gibson Les Paul Custom Silverburst
PRS McCarty
US Fender Strat
1981 Ovation Acoustic
Squire P-Bass

Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier
Marshall MF-400 4x12 Cab

load of pedals to go along with it too....

bombidol

Schecter C1 XXX
Aria Pro II
Ibanez RG290

Behringer V.Ampire Digital Modelling head into a 4X12 120 Watts Mono Or 2 X 60 Watts Stereo
Fender Pro 1000 Tube Combo 100 Watts

Mongo

Warwick Dolphin Pro II
Squire P
75 Fender Jazz(Borrowing)

Trace Elliot Commando 15 (Pre-Gibson)
Russian BIg Muff
Crybaby Bass Wah
Sansamp BDDI
Zoom 505
Boss Super Phaser

Epi Les Paul Std
Fender Tele' Thinline (coming soon)
Aria Semi-Acoustic

played through
line 6 spider 112

It wasn't me!

Ibanez RG270DX
Simon and Patrick SP6
Squier Jazz

Soon to be mine:
Warwick Streamer, and possibly Gibson SG not too long after.

kika_j

I got me oul kiso acoustic. supprisingly great sound from a not so good guitar, real beefy. love that zero fret sound.

Two electrics I made earlier. One got mediocre sound one is just lovely!

halfway to the possibility of a Collings C10 delux. mmm... Collings

Creamy Goodness

i've a bit of a top heavy set up

Gibson les paul classic
crafter acoustic cutaway

peavey 15w rage 158 (will be upgraded in the summer hopefully)

red_ice

I have a 93 USA Strat
Frender Champion 110 amp

And a fender dg3 acustic

Giblet

Gibson Les Paul
Fender Strat
Taylor Big Baby

calis

prs mc carthy soapbar
g&l s 500
72 thinline tele
us strat
les paul std
dc16 martin
fender 12 string
fender resonator

fender deville
pod xt pro

david

dabhoys wrote:

1980 Gibson Les Paul Custom Silverburst

Hell yeah! Justin Hawkins of the Dorkness would be proud!

dabhoys

His one is a new custom shop one and the finish has sparkles in the sliver. Mines not as sparkly as his one. But still looks cool. But its not all about the looks. Its plays and sounds amazing....

paulcr

Karl Hungus wrote:

I own a number of BC Rich guitars, a Virgin, Mockingbird and Assassin, aswell as a Warlock bass. I use those through a Microcube, Mesa Boogie Nomad 45 and a Trace Elliot Boxer 30 for the bass.



Oooh, give more details!

It weights a ton solid maple cabinet with a caned speaker cover. I don't know if caned is the right word or term to describe it. Like an old caned chair. Louder than hell-distortion to kill for...can be really dirty or really sweet. One massive 12" speaker. Oh Yeah can sustain like a mother.

dabhoys

Is it a Mk-1??

please post a pic!

donalin

martin d18

thats all for now, im getting an electric soon!

feylya

paulcr wrote:

It weights a ton solid maple cabinet with a caned speaker cover. I don't know if caned is the right word or term to describe it. Like an old caned chair. Louder than hell-distortion to kill for...can be really dirty or really sweet. One massive 12" speaker. Oh Yeah can sustain like a mother.

Wicker.

Dabhoys, I assume your LP is like Adam Jones' from Tool?

Karl Hungus

paulcr wrote:

It weights a ton solid maple cabinet with a caned speaker cover. I don't know if caned is the right word or term to describe it. Like an old caned chair. Louder than hell-distortion to kill for...can be really dirty or really sweet. One massive 12" speaker. Oh Yeah can sustain like a mother.

Something like this baby?
I'd say you must be well happy with it altogether.
I'm always looking out for a Mark IV myself.

david

I saw a pretty beat up mark IV in Palmers, Waterford yesterday. Recently serviced and retubed... but the price was ridiculous... 1.5 - 2k.

Karl Hungus

That's not actually that ridiculous for a Mark IV. Retail price is a bout 3k on Thomann and the like.

david

I thought they didnt make MK-IV's anymore...?

feylya

http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_mesa_boogie_mark_iv_prodinfo.html

BAM!

david

http://www.buyandsell.ie/scripts/lootsite.dll?mfcisapicommand=search&Query=mesa&Location=0-15
interesting...

feylya

Mesa Boogie.MK IV, prof combo valve amp, Ultima guitar, sounds as new, seldom used, cost #3600, sell #1900 ono. Contact: 087-6294706.

Mmmm.

david

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Gibson SG Standard.USA, cherry, ex cond, pro set up, Gibson case £650 stg, also Mesa Boogie F50, never used, £750 stg, will do deal for both, £1,095 stg.

nice... a gibson and a mesa for £1000. Them F50's are supposed to be good too....
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Karl Hungus

Naw, the auld Mark IV will cost me a mere €2k from www.guitarbargains.com whenever I get around to getting one.

feylya

F-50's incredible, at least according to my most knowledgable mate :P

dabhoys

feylya wrote:

Wicker.

Dabhoys, I assume your LP is like Adam Jones' from Tool?

It's exaclty like his one. Thats where I saw them

dabhoys

feylya wrote:

F-50's incredible, at least according to my most knowledgable mate :P

I've yet to play a Mesa that didn't impress me. My favourite is the Road King. Its amazing. The lone star is also excellent. The whole range is top class. I was jamming yesterday and the tone is so sweet it make ya cry...

Karl Hungus

The F-50 is indeed very cool, I have some samples a fellow over at the Petrucci board recorded, and the tone he gets out of the amp is just fantastic. But dabhoys is quite right, top class range of amps altogether, but personally I've still to find an amp to blow me away like the Mark IV did. I'm still tweaking with the settings on my Nomad, and the sheer scope of tones you can get out of it is breath-taking. The cleans channel tones I'm getting from this baby is just astounding.

dabhoys

The Mesa EQ's as with most american made boutique amps are extremely sensitive and take a while to get the sound you want. But once you know what your doing your laughing. To me nothing beats the sound of a fully cranked valve amp. Its quite scary how loud the Mesa goes. I just throw in the old ear plugs and turn it up to suit and it was at the point where you feel your legs vibrate. Thats cool!!! Its great having no neighbours....

Mikky04

I've got:
Hohner MW-300 Acoustic

Jim Dunlop Advdanced Capo
Jiom Dunlop Nylon Plectrums 38mm,46mm,60mm,73mm,88mm

Thats everything I own!!!(Guitar-Related of course!)

fortuneg

Music Man Petrucci Model
Fender USA strat
Epiphone Les Paul Studio

All into...
Marshall JMP-1 (Pre)
VHT 2/50/2 (Power)
Marshall 1960B (Cab)

I really want to try out a Mesa Trem-o-verb, i've heard such good things about them!

Hammett_rules

I've got an Eepiphone Explorer with EMG pickups and A Squier Strat...

As for amps I used to have a crappy Squier starter amp, and now I have a Marshall 30dfx...

Le Rack

Original 1985 accoustic Fender is all i know of the top of my head. I love it its in perfect condition and sounds beautiful.

Karl Hungus

dabhoys wrote:

The Mesa EQ's as with most american made boutique amps are extremely sensitive and take a while to get the sound you want. But once you know what your doing your laughing. To me nothing beats the sound of a fully cranked valve amp. Its quite scary how loud the Mesa goes. I just throw in the old ear plugs and turn it up to suit and it was at the point where you feel your legs vibrate. Thats cool!!! Its great having no neighbours....

Aye, I can imagine! I can't really crank my auld Nomad too much because the whole room starts shaking, and I've had an 'accident' with my Trace Elliot and things falling off my shelves. Still, the cleans on the nomad are just deliscious, so playing at low enough levels it's still 100% sweetness! The difference a tube amp makes is phenominal. I want to lug it up to an empty room at some stage, shove in some earplugs, and CRANK the bejaysis out of it to see just what the nomad is capable of!

Of course, once I get my Stealth, I will be lugging it to Dublin to try out in your rectumfrier!

It wasn't me!

Heh. That sounds like a damn good excuse for a "Karl's Stealth-Trying" party if you ask me!

Karl Hungus

Right, sounds like a plan. Beers all round!

dabhoys

I had a good laugh one day putting the amp out back and turning it well up and blasting out Iron Man on the Les Paul. That was deadly

Karl Hungus

So, it's ok with you if I make plans for a session in your house, dabhoys?

dabhoys

That was a once off chief. No sessions at my house at the moment

I meant to ask ya does the nomad have the tubed rectifier section???

It wasn't me!

I'll pass on the beer, but more Stealth!