Dan Posted December 21, 2002 Report Share Posted December 21, 2002 What is your current rig? Mines consists of : Cheap yamaha strat copy used for testing stuff Vintage SG (NEW!!)Danelectro Hearsay (NEW!!)Marshall MG30DFX Zoom 505 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DaveK Posted December 22, 2002 Report Share Posted December 22, 2002 Mine is: Bogner Exstacy Head VHT 4-12 Cab Tom Anderson Drop top PRS CE 24 Various line 6 pedals Kramer Pacer for project testing And about 6 Project guitars waiting to be finished! Dave K Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LGM Guitars Posted December 22, 2002 Report Share Posted December 22, 2002 The list has dwindled a bit recently, but still not doing badly, Ibanez JEM911USA (custom jem, red white and blue swirl, red white and blue pyramid inlays, nearing completion) JEM7VWH JEM777SK UV7BK UV777VSK (customized UV7BK) UV7BK (soon to be a UV77MC, new body and inlays) some Ibanez strat thing, customized American Master (soon to be completed) RG550 in various pieces RG550 in more pieces Guild D25 custom built acoustic Gilmore "dolphin" steel string Gilmore "dolphin sister" nylon string Amps and effects Rack: Rexx 1602 Rexx 1602 Quadraverb GT Eventide H3000D/SX BBE 482 sonic maximizer Korg DTR2 tuner Furman power conditioner Cabinets: Carvin 2x12 (two of them in stereo) Floor: Morley Bad Horsey Morley Super Distortion wah (with Distortion channel removed) Digitech XP100 Whammy ART X15 midi pedal (to eventide) ADA midi pedal (to quadraverb) Boss DS1 (currently MIA) and a partridge in a pear tree............ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GEdwardJones Posted December 22, 2002 Report Share Posted December 22, 2002 Guitars: Peavey Falcon Custom (original, non-carved top), Nitro I GTX 33 Ibanez RG570FM, RG750, RG550 (Customized), RG7421, RG450 (never ending project), RG7620 Squire Pro Tone Fat Strat, P-Bass Epiphone Special II Alvarez Reagent Classical Global guitar and bass that my brother and I got when I was 7 that both need new pickups. Cort some Eddie Van Halen rip-opp thing that Igot when I was 12 that needs a new bridge. Amps: Laney HC25, 10watt Harmony guitar and bass amps that my brother and I got when I was 7 FX: Digitech RP100, Zoom 9001 Professional, Korg Pandora I, Boss DS-1, Ibanez DD-10, digitech Whammy Wah, Digitech Reverberator Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Patrick Deno Posted December 22, 2002 Report Share Posted December 22, 2002 Jem7CVBK (customized Jem7DBK with chrome vine inlay) Floor: Morley - Bad Horsie wah Digitech - XP100 Wammy/wah Rack: Digitech - 2112 SGS - Tube preamp & effects unit Phonic - PEQ3400 - studio rack EQ PCL - PP-66 - Stereo 2x100W rack power amp Cab: Marshall 1960a 4x12" speaker cabinet Pictures here: The Lord's Rig LJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
francelj Posted December 22, 2002 Report Share Posted December 22, 2002 At this moment: Ibanez JEM77BFP Godin Artisan TC Signature Ibanez RG550 1 project in work soon will come Carvin DC747 Boss DS1 and Laney pro tube30 amp i miss my Brian Moore I9F and Hiwatt Custom100 amp(stolen) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimm Posted December 24, 2002 Report Share Posted December 24, 2002 '91 JEM77FP '01 LNG Custom '01 Marvin The Martiam JPM Custom '00 Dante's Eagle Pencil Graphic RG Custom RG-565 Purple Multi-Color '03 JEM Surfcaster Swirl Custom (Incomplete) Roland GP-16 Effects processor ADA Micro-Tube 200 Power Amp Marshall 4x10 Slant Cab Very loud...very portable!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ESPNUT Posted December 26, 2002 Report Share Posted December 26, 2002 ESP Kamikaze 1 ESP L2 Custom w/EMG 81/85 Blueburst ESP Custom build in process w/ mottled Makore top and Headstock, Emerald green Burst dye EMG 81 Peavey 5150 Head Peavey 4x12 Cab w/ Sheffield celestions Peavey ProFex II rack Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
john Posted December 28, 2002 Report Share Posted December 28, 2002 its not much , but then again i am i poor student! Squier Fat Strat Standard series Hohner "The Jack" Headless bass (its a hand me down, i did`nt buy it!) a new cheap classical guitar(jade i think) a 37 year old classical that im refinishing at the moment(someone thought it`d be funny to paint it like the cover of "the stone roses". Bass rig: Trace Elliot AH300 SMC (300W) 2xpeavey eurosys bass bins, one speaker replaced with celestion speaker(sounds very nice) MArshall G15rcd guitar practice amp Vox Escort 50 bass (busted) Peavey 230w basss head (kinda turned itself into ashes one day) JEL 2x12 cab (never used it much cos its too damn heavy) i think thats it... heres a pic of most of it..... and yes my bedroom is very untidy! http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~daveyj/mygear.jpg sorry pic is very large! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pushead Posted January 10, 2003 Report Share Posted January 10, 2003 Pushead's Gear and stuff Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jehle Posted January 10, 2003 Report Share Posted January 10, 2003 Ah, what the heck... Jehle's gear and stuff all crammed into a spare bedroom. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
guitar_ed Posted January 10, 2003 Report Share Posted January 10, 2003 My current guitar collection is: Les Paul Studio, Black, with Humbuckers Taylor 310 No electrics Gretsch Tennessee Rose (new) with Filtertrons Custom built Telecaster knockoff with Duncan 5-2 pickups. I have two more Tele's underway, then a resonator and then an archtop. Life is fun. The amp is a Peavy Bandit 212. No sound effects pedals or anything so far. Guitar Ed I may play poorly, but I play with enthusiasm. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bus Bob Posted January 17, 2003 Report Share Posted January 17, 2003 Guitars: UV777PBK UV77MC Prestige RG2027 Les Paul Custom Washburn A-220 Lo Prinzi Acoustic-Hand Made Ibanez 5-string bass-forgot which model Amps: Marshall-1978 JMP-50 Watt Rivera TBR-1SL POD-Mostly used to record bass. Marshall 4X12 bottom FX: I have lots, but here’s what is dedicated to my guitar rig. Alesis Quadraverb Bad Horsie Wah Little alligator Volume DS1 Distortion Rolland EQ Digitech Whammy Pedal I don’t use any of them. I always seem to just plug straight in. I also like to record using Line 6 Amp Farm for Pro Tools. I like this plugin. I dislike the POD. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jeremywills Posted January 19, 2003 Report Share Posted January 19, 2003 Currently, I have a selfbuilt spare parts Stratocaster wich resembles a 62 model, the only exception is those big ass frets, otherwise a dead on homemade (well screwed together is more like it) 62 reissue A nice Sonata Jumbo Acoustic with a pre amp and piezo bridge I added later, I have no Ideal who made it or where they were sold, it was a pawn shop special, I love the thing. A Fender P Bass, I always wanted a bass but I have never really played it or had an amp cause it sounded really crappy in any of my amps, Im talking to Vwall right now about getting a proper bass amp finally. Various other things laying around, mostly in parts unassembled, a Takamine GX 100 butchered Explorer I intend to work on, a Pheonix guitar body and neck I just snagged off Ebay, a cheesy Harmony I jacked parts off, some pickups, pots, screws, pickguards, and a Mako Traditionals I took apart for a friend and will be my first finishing project, eventually. I have a wonderful good ol 50's tweed Champ amp, not sure of the year because the label fell off a long time ago and theres no markings that I have found yet to gimme a better indication, I have another really nice Vester Chorus Amp that is really nice but I rarely use it, and I have too many pedals to mention, I love simplicity and the champ is that. I throw a pedal or two on it occasionally, Im hopefully going to finally get a Bass amp from Vwall really soon. Unless you wanna LYAO and hear me play the p bass through the champ amp, its really bad, honestly it is. Thats about it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tsl602000 Posted January 20, 2003 Report Share Posted January 20, 2003 It's Strats that float my boat. I got a few (including a vintage strat), but my fav. is a Japanese (!!!) 62 RI. Currently working on two DIY strats from scratch. Amps: self built Fender Super Reverb (main amp), Marshall JCM2000 TSL60 with 4x12 vintage greenback cab, Leslie 16 and a few vintage Fender heads. fx: MESA V-Twin, Vox wah, boss TU-2 tuner, Voodoo Lab univibe, Carl Martin compressor and homebuilt '69 Fuzz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cerealk Posted January 21, 2003 Report Share Posted January 21, 2003 Guitars: Ibanez Jem77BFP (1992) Ibanez UV7BK (1990) Custom Ibanez Jem77BMC (blue multicolour) Custom Ibanez Jem777VBL (black body, blue pups, blue vine on maple neck) Custom Ibanez RG-BIGGIRLS (RG565 body, RG560 neck, SC removed, customised with girl stickers) Ibanez Masa SX72TBC Acoustic Live set up: PEDALS Bad Horsie Wah Boss Super Overdrive ART X-15 Midi pedal RACK Furman power conditioner Nady 101 Wireless ADA MP-1 preamp BBE 462 sonic maximiser Rocktron Patchmate (midi switcher) TC Electronic G- Major Mesa Boogie 2.90 power amp CABS 2x Mesa Rectifier 2x12 cabs loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s Home Set up: Marshall Lead 12 W Red stack I should organise some pics soon Best wishes Simon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirk Posted January 27, 2003 Report Share Posted January 27, 2003 Guitars (this week): ESP M1 Ibanez RG565 (w/holoflash finish) Ibanez Destroyer (2002 full size reissue) Ibanez RG620X Ibanez Jem7VSGR (my take on the new sparkle blue, but in sprakle green - not done yet but in the works) Jackson Firebird Lentz Firebird (Scott Lentz is the man) FX: Intellifex (w/Motorola chipset) Had Horsey II Amp: Dynamic Sound Research - this was custom made by Jeff Laroque over in Canada, hand-wired - all point to point wiring, no pc boards or ribbon cables, pentode/triode. It's like the guys from Mesa met the Soldano crew in a dark alley and beat Jim Marshall over the head with a 2x4 loaded with rusty nails. There's no clean channel in it *yet* but it's coming. The best part is that it looks like a sleeper - it was built using an old Tryanor PA head. Jeff makes custom cabinets for the heads, but mine was a proto that I bought for a song. Among the few that are on the road, four of them are on tour with Kitty. I'll post pics of this stuff once the Jem and another custom that is being built are finished. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GEdwardJones Posted January 27, 2003 Report Share Posted January 27, 2003 Kirk-itis is still in full effect I see. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matia Posted January 27, 2003 Report Share Posted January 27, 2003 ah what the hell it cant hurt... Jem 77BFP Ovation Acoustic ( Old don't know which model ) Ibanez RGT32G Ibanez RG550 ( In 10001 pieces ) Encore... something... ( Hey had to learn right!!! ) Marshall JCM 800 Head ( In Green! ) Marshall 4 x 12 cab Boss ME6 Multi Effects... ( Hopefully to be replaced with a nice digitech number ) Oh and a knackered Eventide H3000 Harmonizer I got cheap cos it dosent work... clever eh! Anyone know how to fix the damn thing? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LGM Guitars Posted January 28, 2003 Report Share Posted January 28, 2003 Oh and a knackered Eventide H3000 Harmonizer I got cheap cos it dosent work... clever eh! Anyone know how to fix the damn thing? Contact CJ at Eventide, depending on what the problem is, he may be able to help you online, he's a very kewl guy. If it's totally cooked, there is a flat rate fee of $750 to repair an H3000 model, I believe that includes all parts and labor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
soapbarstrat Posted January 28, 2003 Report Share Posted January 28, 2003 Ok, I was just looking around and saw this thread. I don't really have anything interesting enough to post, but I'm actually curious about what all I have and this is a good way for me to see what a list of what i have looks like. Mutt strat- Bought the alder body at the corner of Haight-Ashbury in Frisco for $20 in '86 (no the guy lived there, it wasn't a guy selling it on the street) Jap Fender neck put on several years ago. Does that make the guitar a Fender ? Still needs a refret- my main guitar. '86 Fender Contemporary. Mid-80's Charvel style ( no pickguard- the body is rear-routed and just has a bridge humbucker) All black. Nice guitar , but I don't really use it anymore. Mid- 80's Chandler strat. rear-routed primer body routed for 2 buckers. Jackson style maple neck with fully scalloped phenolic fret-board. WD trem (individual height adjustment for each string) -*converted to 25" scale length with zero fret at the nut. This is a true "project guitar" (needs tuners and some tweaking and PAINTING !). nice ax, but really don't have a reason to mess with it anymore. I guess the 25" scale makes it sound kind of like a paul reed smith, but then it's scalloped and has a floyd type trem, so I guess it's kind of unique. Late 80's Kramer 'American' Sustainer guitar , but I bought it in parts form and it doesn't have the sustainer p/u or electronics. Original black floyd that I had bought way back around 1986 and duncan JB. I drilled the neck-holes the way you are supposed to (bought the exact drill bits) and bolted the neck on one time and it's never been taken off since. How often do you see a 13 year old guitar that's NEVER had the neck taken off ? The body was actually made by ESP for Kramer and it's 7/8 size with sharp edges and looks alot like the ESP M1 model or whatever it's called. The little pickup ring mounting holes were never drilled on the body, so it's the only Kramer I know of with 'direct mounted to wood pu's . This is a nice guitar, with one problem that sucks : it had all these extra mini-toggle switches next to the 3 pot holes on the body and no matter how well I plugged them up and tried to hide them, it's impossible.The only way to do it is to totally repaint the guitar ,which I'm not going to do . I'm not into metal anymore and this guitar has too much 'in your face presence' for how I play these days. Probably needs a re-fret. I guess when I get around to doing that, I'll sell it. Epiphone acoustic that I just found. A project taking up a lot of my extra time lately, since I've got a dead-line to get it done and want to take advantage of the opportunity to make some acoustic repair jigs, etc. I consider this guitar my first real acoustic. The other ones sound too much like toy guitars compared to something like this Some little red acoustic made in USA that a friend bought at a garage sale for $4.00. 24" scale, so it's a little too grungy for a lot of stuff. Did my only acoustic neck-reset on this guitar. Turned out nice. Red taiwain acoustic that I found. Just good for hanging on the wall. 15 years ago I would have tried to fix this thing up, but I'm too smart for that now. Cort Bass that I traded a "heavy metal" belt with a big buckle with a big skull and snake for. I was just looking for a way to get rid of this thing after realizing it was embarrassing as hell to wear it, so I ended up trading it for this bass which had the most twisted neck I've ever seen in my life. I fixed it though, by leveling the fret-board using the neck-jig. Did that about 10 years ago and I don't think it has ever warped anymore. It's my only bass and I will keep it until it gets replaced by at least 2 other basses. It sounds like a $600 bass on recordings, but the body is laminated and the neck is made out of "weird wood". I have a 68 Fender Bassman head that Dan Torres took the good tone out of after he lied to me, saying he had" this great mod for it, with tone that would sound better than anything". It sounds like **** and I can't stand to use it. Got a champ type amp I built from scratch. it sounded great until I started doing mods on it. Too busy to get back to it yet. Want to though. Got an old Fender 2x12 with 2 Vintage 30's in it. They are about 8 years old and since the bassman head has sounded like **** ever since torres did his con-job, they don't hardly ever get used. They got pushed hard for a few hours when I still had my marshall rig way back. I guess they're not really even broken-in yet. MXR Phase 90 mid-80's Korg distortion that I don't use Home-made Tube-screamer that doesn't work now and I'm not in a hurry to fix it because it made my guitar sound like that one Creed song - the one where he sings something like " my sacrifice" or something like that. Yeah, I was impressed that I built something from scratch that sounded like that, but that's not my sound , especially these days. Well , hell , this turned out to be a crappy looking list, but thank god I didn't list all my guitar repair tools or is there another thread about that ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matia Posted January 28, 2003 Report Share Posted January 28, 2003 Oh and a knackered Eventide H3000 Harmonizer I got cheap cos it dosent work... clever eh! Anyone know how to fix the damn thing? Contact CJ at Eventide, depending on what the problem is, he may be able to help you online, he's a very kewl guy. If it's totally cooked, there is a flat rate fee of $750 to repair an H3000 model, I believe that includes all parts and labor. LGM... You've done it again!!!!!!!!!!! Nice one!!! I've been looking for ages to find someone to fix this!!! Thanks man!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirk Posted January 29, 2003 Report Share Posted January 29, 2003 Kirk-itis is still in full effect I see. Actually, I've had 99% of this stuff for some time now. I sold off a bunch of RGs because I have found that playing a guitar with a larger neck doesn't fatigue my left hand as much. I thought it would have been the other way around. I found a treatment for "Kirk-itis." Buy crap that noone else would buy. Then I can't sell it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LGM Guitars Posted January 29, 2003 Report Share Posted January 29, 2003 LGM... You've done it again!!!!!!!!!!! Nice one!!! I've been looking for ages to find someone to fix this!!! Thanks man!!! Hey dude, here, I'll make it even easier for you CJ Scioscia Eventide Inc. cjs@eventide.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GEdwardJones Posted January 29, 2003 Report Share Posted January 29, 2003 Actually, I've had 99% of this stuff for some time now. I sold off a bunch of RGs because I have found that playing a guitar with a larger neck doesn't fatigue my left hand as much. I thought it would have been the other way around. I found a treatment for "Kirk-itis." Buy crap that noone else would buy. Then I can't sell it. I know you had that stuff for a while. I was supposed to get first dibs on that 565 when you got tired of it Little secret - If you have large hands a larger neck allows your hand to remain in a more natural position than a smaller neck preventing fatigue. Referring to small necks as "fast" has always been, in my experience, a misnomer. I can play faster on my Epiphone than any of my RGs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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