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Post by John on Aug 10, 2015 19:36:10 GMT
Guitars Cheap Acoustic Guitar Squire Strat IBanez 540s (Black) Bloody lovely guitar but hand got so screwed up even touching it would cause pain Schecter Black with Floyd Rose Trem And this  Amps Peavey Bandet Fender A small Practise amp Laney Tube Amp Marahall Stack borrowed for a month |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2015 20:22:23 GMT
Full size electric guitar when I was a kid. I struggled to reach the chords with my small hands at the time. My only other dabble was a Stylophone!
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Post by Sovereign on Aug 10, 2015 21:15:49 GMT
I was a drummer for about 20 years, so had a fair few drum kits in that time, had a couple of guitars. Nothing special
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2015 21:23:22 GMT
Yer ready?
All the Synths ive owned at one point, all i can remember might be a few more.. Yep it was a bigger illness than Hi-Fi
ARP '2600'
ARP 'Odyssey'
ARP 'Quadra'
Moog 'Mini Model D'
Moog 'Multi Moog'
Moog 'Rogue'
Moog 'Prodigy'
Moog 'PolyMoog'
Jen 'SX1000'
Sequential Circuits 'Pro One'
Sequential Circuits 'Six Track'
Sequential Circuits 'Drum Trax'
Seqential Circuits 'Prophet Five'
Oberheim 'OB1'
Oberheim 'OBXa'
Octave 'Cat'
Roland 'Juno 60'
Roland 'Juno 106'
Roland '100'System
Roland 'Jupiter 4'
Roland 'Pro Mars'
Roland 'JX-3P'
Roland 'SH09'
Roland 'W30'
Korg 'Polysix'
Korg 'MonoPoly'
Korg 'Trident 2'
Korg '700S'
Korg 'MS20'
Korg 'M1'
Akai 'X7000'
Presently:
Novation 'Mini Nova'
M Audio 'Code 47'
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Post by julesd68 on Aug 10, 2015 22:36:51 GMT
Violin
Trumpet
French Horn
Fender Stratocaster (1977)
Squier Strat
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Post by Slinger on Aug 10, 2015 23:47:14 GMT
ELECTRICSVintage Brand Telecaster V62AB Reissue Washburn Idol win Pro Yamaha Pacifica Line6 Variax 600 SHINE SIL-402 AN Epiphone ES335 Pro Westone Thunder II CLASSICAL SEMI ACOUSTICLAG Tramontaine TN66ACE ACOUSTIC/SEMI-ACOUSTICVintage Gordon Giltrap Signature PRS SE Angelus Custom Kiso Suzuki Hummingbird Vintage Brand VEC500-12 12 String BASSESSquier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass Special SS (customised) Epiphone Thunderbird PRO-V Bass AMPS
Roland Cube 20XL Bass amp Roland Cube 20 GX Guitar amp OTHER STUFFAKG C3000B Condenser Microphone Shure C606 Microphone Various Line 6 and Zoom effects pedals. Line6 POD Studio UX2 Line 6 Variax Workbench Hub Shed loads of virtual instruments. M-Audio Keyrig 49 Next up I'm looking to buy one of these and modify it a bit... 
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Post by pinkie on Aug 11, 2015 7:06:12 GMT
This is my latest treasure  The 'Lekky is a Washburn Billy T 10 in blue |
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Post by Stratmangler on Aug 11, 2015 8:19:23 GMT
ELECTRICSVintage Brand Telecaster V62AB Reissue Washburn Idol win Pro Yamaha Pacifica Line6 Variax 600 SHINE SIL-402 AN Epiphone ES335 Pro Westone Thunder II CLASSICAL SEMI ACOUSTICLAG Tramontaine TN66ACE ACOUSTIC/SEMI-ACOUSTICVintage Gordon Giltrap Signature PRS SE Angelus Custom Kiso Suzuki Hummingbird Vintage Brand VEC500-12 12 String BASSESSquier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass Special SS (customised) Epiphone Thunderbird PRO-V Bass AMPS
Roland Cube 20XL Bass amp Roland Cube 20 GX Guitar amp OTHER STUFFAKG C3000B Condenser Microphone Shure C606 Microphone Various Line 6 and Zoom effects pedals. Line6 POD Studio UX2 Shed loads of virtual instruments. M-Audio Keyrig 49 Next up I'm looking to buy one of these and modify it a bit... I see you have GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome). That's a fair stable you have. |
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Post by Stratmangler on Aug 11, 2015 8:21:27 GMT
This is my latest treasure The 'Lekky is a Washburn Billy T 10 in blue Get that bloody sticker off the bridge - it's a guitar, not an ornament, and it's certainly not an investment. Play it, make it your own  |
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Post by pinkie on Aug 11, 2015 9:49:42 GMT
Yes Chris I know
I am playing it - and loving it. I know you were teasing but
1) its the original pic from when I first got it, but...
2) the sticker is still there. I am paronoid I will forget. It says "cap screws mount pickup DO NOT ADJUST". If it ever accumulated dust for 6 months...
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Post by MartinT on Aug 11, 2015 9:53:57 GMT
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Post by Stratmangler on Aug 11, 2015 11:26:00 GMT
Yes Chris I know I am playing it - and loving it. I know you were teasing but 1) its the original pic from when I first got it, but... 2) the sticker is still there. I am paronoid I will forget. It says "cap screws mount pickup DO NOT ADJUST". If it ever accumulated dust for 6 months... I was teasing  You'd be surprised how many folk do not remove stickers and protective clear sheeting from their guitar, thinking that it might just increase the value of the guitar by just a little bit. It doesn't, and a new owner (should the guitar be sold on) will find that there are odd looking patches on their instrument once they've removed all of the shop protection stuff. What are these cap screws that are mentioned? It's not too clear looking at Maton's website. Talking of fading finishes look at the video from around 19:20 |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2015 12:30:13 GMT
5 Acoustic guitars
1 Electric guitars
2 Basses
1 Selmer alto sax
1 Conn clarinet
1 Flute
2 Penny whistles
1 Bongo's
loads of mics, recording equipment etc...
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Post by Slinger on Aug 11, 2015 13:42:22 GMT
I see you have GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome). That's a fair stable you have. It's got so bad that I'm now getting " it's about time you sold some of them before you buy any more" mutterings. At least it's not DON'T buy any more...yet.  Love the Bernie Marsden video by the way. You definitely can't judge a book by it's cover. I reckon both Bernie and his L.P. could slot into that category. I've bought a few bits and pieces from Andertons. I'll have to look at their videos if they're as interesting as that one. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2015 13:49:35 GMT
Yer ready? All the Synths ive owned at one point, all i can remember might be a few more.. Yep it was a bigger illness than Hi-Fi ARP '2600' ARP 'Odyssey' ARP 'Quadra' Moog 'Mini Model D' Moog 'Multi Moog' Moog 'Rogue' Moog 'Prodigy' Moog 'PolyMoog' Jen 'SX1000' Sequential Circuits 'Pro One' Sequential Circuits 'Six Track' Sequential Circuits 'Drum Trax' Seqential Circuits 'Prophet Five' Oberheim 'OB1' Oberheim 'OBXa' Octave 'Cat' Roland 'Juno 60' Roland 'Juno 106' Roland '100'System Roland 'Jupiter 4' Roland 'Pro Mars' Roland 'JX-3P' Roland 'SH09' Roland 'W30' Korg 'Polysix' Korg 'MonoPoly' Korg 'Trident 2' Korg '700S' Korg 'MS20' Korg 'M1' Akai 'X7000' Presently: Novation 'Mini Nova' M Audio 'Code 47' I wonder if there's much call for repairs etc to analogue synths...... I guess there will be specialists who already have the market sewn up.... |
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Post by pinkie on Aug 11, 2015 15:32:07 GMT
There are a couple of allen screws either side of the bridge. I can't really think why anyone would look to tamper with them - although they do look just like the screws for adjusting the height of the bridge on a floyd-rose. But I have this awesome capacity for doing the really stupid |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2015 16:40:21 GMT
Yer ready? All the Synths ive owned at one point, all i can remember might be a few more.. Yep it was a bigger illness than Hi-Fi ARP '2600' ARP 'Odyssey' ARP 'Quadra' Moog 'Mini Model D' Moog 'Multi Moog' Moog 'Rogue' Moog 'Prodigy' Moog 'PolyMoog' Jen 'SX1000' Sequential Circuits 'Pro One' Sequential Circuits 'Six Track' Sequential Circuits 'Drum Trax' Seqential Circuits 'Prophet Five' Oberheim 'OB1' Oberheim 'OBXa' Octave 'Cat' Roland 'Juno 60' Roland 'Juno 106' Roland '100'System Roland 'Jupiter 4' Roland 'Pro Mars' Roland 'JX-3P' Roland 'SH09' Roland 'W30' Korg 'Polysix' Korg 'MonoPoly' Korg 'Trident 2' Korg '700S' Korg 'MS20' Korg 'M1' Akai 'X7000' Presently: Novation 'Mini Nova' M Audio 'Code 47' I wonder if there's much call for repairs etc to analogue synths...... I guess there will be specialists who already have the market sewn up.... There's specialist companies. I say if you can afford these nowadays you can afford to get them repaired. However i don't think i would touch one these days unless it was a modular system. |
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Post by Stratmangler on Aug 11, 2015 19:56:09 GMT
There are a couple of allen screws either side of the bridge. I can't really think why anyone would look to tamper with them - although they do look just like the screws for adjusting the height of the bridge on a floyd-rose. But I have this awesome capacity for doing the really stupid Ah, I wondered what they were for. My initial thought was bridge height adjustment, but without reading the owner's manual (I would hope that Maton supplied the guitar with an owner's manual) it's an easy assumption to make. Now with this awesome capacity that you lay claim to having ..... are you safe to be out and about without supervision? |
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Post by Stratmangler on Aug 11, 2015 20:01:21 GMT
It's got so bad that I'm now getting " it's about time you sold some of them before you buy any more" mutterings. At least it's not DON'T buy any more...yet. Love the Bernie Marsden video by the way. You definitely can't judge a book by it's cover. I reckon both Bernie and his L.P. could slot into that category. I've bought a few bits and pieces from Andertons. I'll have to look at their videos if they're as interesting as that one. You'll find there are a load more Andertons Youtube videos under Rob Chapman's subscription. Rob Chapman does a lot of demo stuff for Andertons. |
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Post by Slinger on Aug 11, 2015 21:50:46 GMT
It's got so bad that I'm now getting " it's about time you sold some of them before you buy any more" mutterings. At least it's not DON'T buy any more...yet. Love the Bernie Marsden video by the way. You definitely can't judge a book by it's cover. I reckon both Bernie and his L.P. could slot into that category. I've bought a few bits and pieces from Andertons. I'll have to look at their videos if they're as interesting as that one. You'll find there are a load more Andertons Youtube videos under Rob Chapman's subscription. Rob Chapman does a lot of demo stuff for Andertons. Many thanks for the steer. EDIT: Just found a really useful one about hard-tailing a Strat. Perfect. |
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