Guitars . Show em !

[Big Ben]

Here is my latest bass being put into action in the studio, its a bravewood P lovingly hand made using flamed maple for the neck and flamed alder for the body.

Its also got a hand wound 'Bare Knuckle' pickup in it which really gives it some balls.

This is another one I have, feels like holding and playing a barn door after the P but its got its own great sound.

 

Heres my acoustic hanging up, also my old amp which had to go as it was giving me a bad back. The top weighed in at 44kg.

 

Just sold this one. Aria pro II, probably should have kept it really not a bad sound and so easy to play.

[Stubby]

Here is my latest bass being put into action in the studio, its a bravewood P lovingly hand made using flamed maple for the neck and flamed alder for the body.

Its also got a hand wound 'Bare Knuckle' pickup in it which really gives it some balls.

This is another one I have, feels like holding and playing a barn door after the P but its got its own great sound.

 

Heres my acoustic hanging up, also my old amp which had to go as it was giving me a bad back. The top weighed in at 44kg.

 

Just sold this one. Aria pro II, probably should have kept it really not a bad sound and so easy to play.

 

My 57 Strat has got BKN pups , Irish tour ( Rory )

[Pumpy]

No flatpicker but a fingerpicker. Blues and rag stuff. Was going to put pics of mine amongst all this electric stuff but not in the same class. Very old Fender acoustic and my latest parlour size Mariner amongst a motley collection.

 

I love a bit of fingerpicking, Simon & Garfunkel and other folky stuff, keep meaning to get a listen of Ralph McTells new album, apparently good stuff with lots of fingerpicking. I almost went down the ragtime road a couple of years ago, but a resident banjo player down here got me into flatpicking, I woulda stuck to dueling banjos if I hadn't seen oh brother where art thou, once I'd heard Dan Tyminski I was hooked on flatpicking I do like the look of the new Mariner "the cutter" purdy little thing!

[Graham]

I love a bit of fingerpicking, Simon & Garfunkel and other folky stuff, keep meaning to get a listen of Ralph McTells new album, apparently good stuff with lots of fingerpicking. I almost went down the ragtime road a couple of years ago, but a resident banjo player down here got me into flatpicking, I woulda stuck to dueling banjos if I hadn't seen oh brother where art thou, once I'd heard Dan Tyminski I was hooked on flatpicking I do like the look of the new Mariner "the cutter" purdy little thing!

 

I love the sound of flatpicking along with a good fiddle player. Bluegrass stuff. Union City Station are awesome.

 

Not sure I'm happy with the sound of the Mariner. Also having problems finding a good right hand position to damp the strings. Time will tell.

[scotspine1]

here's mine, any guesses from all you guitar collectors?

[Stubby]

Fender Jag ??

[Matthew Storrs]

Fender Jag ??

 

Yep I was thinking that.

[scotspine1]

Fender Jag ??

 

Yep I was thinking that.

 

yeah, best guitar I've played and I've had about 20 guitars over the years

 

the guitar can be heard on this track, clean, bit of reverb, hit a distortion pedal round about 2.25 - I also play bass and acoustic on this

 

https://soundcloud.com/#esqueleto-1/black-sunsets

[scotspine1]

the jag can also be heard live here played through a Marshall jcm2000 at loud volume. This was recorded with an old sony minidisc player in a studio in glasgow, it's rough but you get the idea.

 

https://soundcloud.com/#esqueleto-1/j-song

 

and

 

https://soundcloud.com/#esqueleto-1/wolves

[mistahbenn]

Wont go to the right track Tim.