Guitar players!
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Well, I love to play pretty much anything from Flamenco, Blues, Jazz and Acoustic to Metal/Thrash Metal. So I've had to get a varied range of equipment.
Guitars
Fender Stratocaster USA Ivory - 1997
Fender Telecaster USA Deluxe Vintage Cherryburst - 2005
Gibson Les Paul USA Special Trans Green - 1997
ESP Eclipse 1 DBSB(Bark Brown Sunburst) - 2008
Jackson DK2 PRO - 2008
Amps
Peavey Valveking 112 50Watt [footnote]Much louder than my old Hiwatt, due to it having vlaves not transistors.[/footnote]
Marshall Valvestate VS30R
Kustom Arrow 160FX
I did have a 100 Watt Hiwatt, but I blew it up. Fantastic.
Guitars
Fender Stratocaster USA Ivory - 1997
Fender Telecaster USA Deluxe Vintage Cherryburst - 2005
Gibson Les Paul USA Special Trans Green - 1997
ESP Eclipse 1 DBSB(Bark Brown Sunburst) - 2008
Jackson DK2 PRO - 2008
Amps
Peavey Valveking 112 50Watt [footnote]Much louder than my old Hiwatt, due to it having vlaves not transistors.[/footnote]
Marshall Valvestate VS30R
Kustom Arrow 160FX
I did have a 100 Watt Hiwatt, but I blew it up. Fantastic.
I have a Gibson Les Paul Classic that I would say is the most consistently good sounding guitar that I own, it'll go heavy, it'll do blues.
My favourite for clean is my Danelectro 63, you have to wrestle with it but it sounds great.
I picked up one of these too.
Schecter TSH-1.
It's not the most versatile, doesn't handle distortion that well, but the lead tones at neck and bridge positions are great.
I primarily play blues, though in practice my own compositions come out as heavy rock.
My favourite for clean is my Danelectro 63, you have to wrestle with it but it sounds great.
I picked up one of these too.
Schecter TSH-1.
It's not the most versatile, doesn't handle distortion that well, but the lead tones at neck and bridge positions are great.
I primarily play blues, though in practice my own compositions come out as heavy rock.