ill post mine when i get home from school and i have a video of one being smashed by me here it is    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqDyK4YfiX8      that guitar was a beast but had to many probs ex. cracks bad wiring

My riders:

Best playing one I have. Paid $40.00 for it.   this thing plays like butter. It's a Cortez. like a sears brand.

Yamaha and a Marlboro.

This one has a story you wouldn't believe!!!!! Larrivee w/ hard shell case for $100.00  

2 acoustic Basses

Les Paul Studio and Washburn and Ibanez basses.

Ric Bass and 12 string guitar.

John Lennon Epiphone and Ric 6 string.

NICE RICs ICEMAN!! YEEEEEAAAAA         

archie wrote:

http://www.archiesicecream.com/albums/a … G_4568.jpg

I dig it.
What model and year is that?

Last edited by Bonefrost (2010-01-28 7:59pm)

Wow!Nice set-up.Thats Rhoads is sick.
Another one I built/assembled w/ Ebay body and neck.Body is handmade USA,neck is off a Lynch LTD/ESP.
The flame is awsome on it.Its just tung oiled.
Not really Metal enough,but its cool to play rock on.
Archies pink Rhoads is a RR5FR.

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Last edited by Bonefrost (2010-01-29 8:35pm)

My strat! I added two seymour duncan antiquity pick ups and the pearloid pick guard, the rest is factory! they did not make many of these and it is an amazing guitar!!

Fender Info:

Model Name: Designer Edition American Deluxe Stratocaster FMT RW
Model Number: 017-0200-(Color#) and 017-0202-(Color#)
Series: Limited Edition Series
Body: Premium Alder with Flame/quilted Maple Veneer on Top & Back
Neck: Special Shape Maple Neck
Fingerboard: Rosewood (017-0200) or Maple (017-0202), (9.5? Radius/241 mm) with Abalone Dot Inlays and Highly Detailed Fret and Nut Work
No. of Frets: 22, Medium Jumbo Frets
Scale Length: 25.5? (648 mm)
Width @ Nut: 1.6875? (43 mm)
Hardware: Chrome
Machine Heads: Fender/Schaller Deluxe Locking Machine Heads
Bridge: Fender Deluxe 2 Point Synchronized Tremolo
Pickguard: 3-Ply Aged White or Brown Shell (on (801) White Blonde and (821) Natural)
Pickups: 3 Vintage (Stacked Coil) Noiseless Pickups with Hot Bridge Pickup and Aged Covers
Pickup Switching: 5-Position Blade:
Position 1. Bridge Pickup
Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
Position 3. Middle Pickup
Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
Position 5. Neck Pickup
Controls: Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Middle/Bridge Pickups)
Colors: (738) Crimson Red Transparent with Alder Body,
(752) Tobacco Sunburst with Alder Body
(Poly-urethane Finish)
Strings: Fender Super 250L?s (.009 to .042) Nickel Plated Steel pn#073-0250-003
Unique Features: Aged Knobs and Switch Tip
Source: U.S.
Accessories: Standard Molded Case
U.S. MSRP: $1,880.00
Specs: Prices and Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice
INTRODUCED: 7/2000
DISCONTINUED:
DISCONTINUED COLORS:
COMMENTS: Limited run for Guitar Center in 2000
(738) 160 Pieces
(752) 180 Pieces
Serial Numbers begin with DZ0
WRENCH SIZES: Truss Rod Wrench #018622 (3/32? Hex)
Saddle Height Adjustment Wrench #018531 (.050 Hex)

Epi Zakk Wylde stock,broken PU selecter.Arrrrggggg.Still works.

Last edited by Bonefrost (2010-01-31 9:07pm)

Bonefrost wrote:

Wow!Nice Amanda!
That strat is sick,I have a top of the line '86 Squire thats MIJ,but thats when they were good.Its way higher quality than the low end fenders of today.

How long have you played?

Super sweet strat,I hope it doesnt just sit in a closet.

Thanks!!
I started playing in middle school, JAZZ music all the way. Played in the Jazz band for two years. Then after that I just played a lot of rock music and added my own jazz touch to it. I havent played much in the past few years, been focussing on riding and school. College takes too much of my time

Yeah any of the fenders/squires from 1980s Made in Japan are NICE as hell!!!

My red guitar sits in its case 99% of the year lately I had other guitars I played but this is all I have left, well and an acoustic. But its not worth picturing haha!

I forgot if it's a platinum pro or a nj series but here is my left handed warlock,  I tried learning to play guitar right handed and it just didn't feel right.  then tried a left handed guitar and it just seemed to work better.   I literally went through hell getting this guitar playable again, when I first received it in the mail the seller had locked it in a hard shell guitar case and didn't even include the key so I had to pry the locks open with a screwdriver. 

then the first thing I notice once it was open is the strong smell of cat piss and a sticky coating on the guitar, broken strings, the chrome hardware was rusted.  so I had to let the case and guitar air out outside for a couple hours get some new strings, clean the whole body of the guitar to get the shine back.  in the end it was worth the trouble since it works great and sounds awesome,  but it's kinda made me hesitate buying another guitar off of ebay.

Last edited by Blue_Max (2010-02-01 10:48pm)

Starting from the floor going left to right and working up, I have a Gibson '59 TV Special, '58 Jr, '71 Goldtop ('54 Reissue), '76 firebird, (2nd row) '89 P Bass, '74 Tele, '01 Esquire (Custom Shop), '72 Mustang and up top is a Collings D1-A (badazz) and a '65 Gibson J-50. I'll show pic's of my other guitars later this week. You'll like em.

Here's some of my amps. I'll have practice later this week and I'll get shots of the others. The Marshall is a '87 Jubilee combo. It rocks. The amp on top of it is a Fender 5E3 Deluxe clone w/ a Vox Celestion Blue speaker. Great studio amp. The two Fender Champs on the right are both '68's....and they sound absolutely wonderful. The ugly azz amp on top of the Fenders was my first amp. It's a KAY I picked up for $5 at a yard sale.

Last edited by Cb Lee (2010-02-02 2:08pm)