pics of your musical instruments?

[Eddi]

I own five guitars

Here is a pic of my latest addition - or at least a guitar that is identical to the one I own

It is a DG200DX manufactured by Cort

It's epic and rocks like a (very rude word) and I actually prefer it to the more expensive guitars that I own

I think it would be cool if in this thread people posted pics of their musical instruments - or pictures of what model their musical instrument is

 

[Jainarayan]

Me too... 1 electric guitar, 5 acoustic guitars (2 not pictured), 1 electric bass, 1 acoustic bass, 1 keyboard, 1 uke, 1 violin. I can noodle around with the uke. The violin, keyboard and one of the acoustic guitars, a 3/4, are because my husband wanted to learn. Needless to say he hasn’t touched them. I know nothing of the violin family. I used to noodle around pretty well with a keyboard and would like to get into it again. I suck on bass and may take lessons. I’m a lazy cowboy chords rhythm player. I avoid barre chords at all costs. I transpose or find other voicing.

 

[It Aint Necessarily So]

1987 turquoise Fender Stratocaster and a 1986 Ovation acoustic-electric. Bought them both new.

 

[Jainarayan]

I haven’t heard much about Ovations in quite a while.

 

[Ashoka]

I can post it later, but basically it's a blue guitar covered in Lisa Frank stickers (that's what I get for leaving it in a room with toddlers...although to be fair, it could have been worse.)

 

[It Aint Necessarily So]

I haven’t heard much about Ovations in quite a while.

It's my traveling guitar. I don't really play acoustic guitar - the action is higher, and it is more difficult (and risky) bending strings, so it's really a different instrument. By the eighties, I had finished school, begun working, and began travelling. My first trip to Hawaii, I found myself wanting a guitar, and rented one from a local music store for the week. Thereafter, I bought and would travel with the Ovation, as I could play it on the beach without an amplifier. Otherwise, it just sits.

My wife is a bass player like you. She also has an electric bass and an acoustic-electric bass for traveling. We've played on cruise ships and all-inclusives with our acoustic instruments (not booked or hired, just invited once there with our instruments), but otherwise, it's always the electric instruments whether practicing or performing.

 

[England my lionheart]

One acoustic and an electro acoustic,both cheap,a few more in New Zealand.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Me too... 1 electric guitar, 5 acoustic guitars (2 not pictured), 1 electric bass, 1 acoustic bass, 1 keyboard, 1 uke, 1 violin. I can noodle around with the uke. The violin, keyboard and one of the acoustic guitars, a 3/4, are because my husband wanted to learn. Needless to say he hasn’t touched them. I know nothing of the violin family. I used to noodle around pretty well with a keyboard and would like to get into it again. I suck on bass and may take lessons. I’m a lazy cowboy chords rhythm player. I avoid barre chords at all costs. I transpose or find other voicing.

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I like the keyboard.

I'm to embarrassed to post mine.

It's a Casio.

 

[Jainarayan]

I like the keyboard.

I'm to embarrassed to post mine.

It's a Casio.

Nothing wrong with Casio. Mine’s a no-name through Walmart.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Nothing wrong with Casio. Mine’s a no-name through Walmart.

Casio for me has that tinny sound but it's cheap.

I love Yamaha though but expensive.

 

[Jainarayan]

Casio for me has that tinny sound but it's cheap.

I love Yamaha though but expensive.

Yamaha is a good name all around. My acoustics are a Yamaha FGTA and FG800, my electric bass is a TRBX174. I wanted the Yamaha FG820-12 12-string but they weren’t to be had. I got an Epiphone DR212 12-string and love it.