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| ... and Rock and Roll All things music and music related. Listening, Buying, Selling, Making, or Breaking. Recording, mixing, sequencing, and amplifying. What tech to use and how to use it to make music. |
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# 1

2008-08-06, 23:18
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The Post Your Gear thread.
The all time favorite Pyg thread!
All types of gear are welcome! Guitar, Piano, Spoons, French Horns, you name it if you play it!
Guitars:
Ibanez RG550xx Road flare red w/ Air Norton + D-sonic
Ibanez RG7620 royal blue w/ Air Norton 7 + Evo7
Fender HM Strat midnight purple w/ Hot rails + Super Distortion
Austin Strat Copy, my first electric guitar
1970's Epi Acoustic
Amps:
Peavey 5150
Peavey Bandit practice amp
Old 70's Marlboro amp (awesome cleans, shitty distotion)
Cabs:
Vader 4x12 (on it's way soon, mwahaha)
Trumpets:
old Bach student trumpet
Bach Strad.
Horton
Keyboards:
Roland Alpha-Juno 1
E-MU X-board 49
Misc.
Tascam US-224 16 chan mixer
Shure sm57 and 58
EV Cobalt
AKG Vocal mic
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# 2

2008-08-06, 23:59
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Squier affinity telecaster with fender noiseless samarium pickups
epiphone SG g400 with seymour '59 / JB pickups
crate vintage club 50 with eminence cannabis rex speakers and JJ high gain tubes
Electro Harmonix tube preamp, mic tube preamp, tube compressor, tube overdrive, metal muff, germanium OD, little big muff, #1 echo, small clone, micro pulsar, graphic fuzz, hum debugger, guitar micro synth, source sound distortion pedal with hot hand wireless thing, and a boss tuner.
boss dr880 drum machine
boss br1200cd complete recording studio
behringer 12 inch active speaker cab
3 shure sm58's
bunchs of cable
now wait for it...
wait for it...
wait for it...
blackheart 15 watt handsome devil combo. oh yeah. i got connections.
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# 3

2008-08-07, 00:10
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Moderator
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San Francisco, CA
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Guitars:
Gibson SG 1961 Reissue
Jackson SL3
Ibanez RG1570 (Dimarzio pickups of various nomenclatures)
Fender 1992 MIM Strat with Lace Sensors
Fender 2007 MIM Telecaster with SD Jerry Donahue in the bridge
Dean 7 String Avalanche
Charvel Model 1 with Dimarzio X2n
Yamaha EG 112
Modena cheap POS electric
Takamine EG334SC
Washburn dreadnaught acoustic
Mitchell dreadnaught acoustic
Aria nylon string
Fender fretless jazz bass
Epiphone Thunderbird (for the moment, while I defret it)
Occasionally i'll have a Blackbird guitar at my disposal for weeks at a time.
Amps:
Marshall AVT50 Halfstack
Roland Cube 60
Behringer V-amp2 through a mixer into my computer
Marshall MG215RCD
Marshall microstack.
Keyboard:
Casio 88 Weighted key midi board.
M-audio Keystation 49e (anyone want it?)
Drums:
7 piece set assembled over the years out of a CB set, pearl and yamaha extension toms, and a variety of cymbals.
Miscellaneous:
AudioTechnica AT3035 Microphone
Emu 0404 sound card in PCI version and USB.
5 harmonicas of the Hohner sort.
A cheap Violin from ebay
These threads help me take inventory.
__________________
-Goose
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rev Ziggy
I should lock this thread out of my respect to music.
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# 4

2008-08-07, 00:23
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
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Originally Posted by Infectedgoose
Amps:
Marshall AVT50 Halfstack
Roland Cube 60
Behringer V-amp2 through a mixer into my computer
Marshall MG215RCD
Marshall microstack.
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what? all those guitars, and not a single really undeniably awesome amp???
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# 5

2008-08-07, 00:28
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Guitars:
Fender Mexican Stratocaster
Fender Mexican Telecaster
Epiphone Noel Gallagher Supernova
Cort Neil Zaza Signature - 1
Takamine G440 Acoustic
Amps:
Fender Frontman - 15 watt
Marshall JCM 900 - 100 watt
Cabs:
Marshall 1960s Cab A
Other Instruments:
Tambourine
Harmonica
Ukulele
Keyboard
Pedals:
Eric Clapton Crossroad Pedal
Dunlop Wah Pedal
Recording:
Mbox Mini
Pro Tools Le
Ableton Live 7
Reason
Guitar Rig 3
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# 6

2008-08-07, 01:20
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Ibanez starter bass, Behringer ultrabass 300, Esp Viper 254. It's not fancy, but it works.
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# 7

2008-08-07, 02:31
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Guitars:
Epiphone Elitist 1965 Casino (Natural Finish)
Ibanez Artcore AF75 (Transparent Orange)
Washburn C64SCE Classical
Some piece of shit black Washburn solid body
An old Oscar Schmidt steel string
Dean Playmate steel string that I won
Misc. Instruments:
Washburn Bass
Ukelele
M-Audio Oxygen 49
Reason 4.0
Logic Pro 8
Amps:
Line 6 Flextone 60W
Fender Rumble 25
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# 8

2008-08-07, 03:40
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Regular
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Springfield, Ohio
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
Well heres just the guitars for now:
x2 Fender HM Strats (1988 and 1989)
1954 Fender Stratocaster
1986 Fender Japan Telecaster
Two Sam Taylor custom stratocasters
John Suhr Telecaster
Carvin HF2
Gibson ES135
Gibson ES155
Guild CE120D
Ibanez RG570
Ibanez RG560
Ibanez RG550
x3 Martin D1s
Martin D17
Taylor CE100
Epiphone 12 string, mid 1970s
Jose Conrad Artist classical guitar
I've got a bunch of amps lying around, but right now I'm playing two Yamaha DG80 amps, with Yamaha UD Stomps (two), an Ibanez TS9 (original), a TC Electronics RC Booster, an Ernie Ball Volume/Expression pedal, a Dunlop Crybaby. Each amp goes through a 2x12 by Avatar with Celestion greenbacks.
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# 9

2008-08-07, 03:43
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Moderator
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San Francisco, CA
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
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Originally Posted by danzig
what? all those guitars, and not a single really undeniably awesome amp???
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Yea, I never play live, and I rarely ever record, so i've never justified buying my Hughes and Kettner duotone for 3000 dollars.
__________________
-Goose
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rev Ziggy
I should lock this thread out of my respect to music.
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# 10

2008-08-07, 03:54
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Re: The Post Your Gear thread.
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Originally Posted by Infectedgoose
Yea, I never play live, and I rarely ever record, so i've never justified buying my Hughes and Kettner duotone for 3000 dollars.
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i suggest you get a really small good tube amp. blackheart is good, so is fender.
even poor tube amps have a musicality and depth of tone that solid states don't pull off right. they are, however, finicky, but it's worth it. a small one would let you really crank it in the house. you could get a crate tube amp, put in new speakers, tubes, and a reverb tank, and you have a fairly cheap tube amp that kicks a good deal of ass. crate tube amps can really hit the spot, because their tone is good, but generic, sort of, so by modding it up a bit, you can get a really workable great tone that sounds sort of unique.
really though, get yourself a little tube amp if you can. all those guitars will sound so much more distinguished on it.
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