Guitar hobby.

[Hobbydude2]

Got 2 geetars for rocking and rolling. Inspired by the video from the Who, Who are you song, I saw Pete with one of his Les Pauls sporting a blue checkered guitar strap having that late 70s look, I jumped on amazon and found one that looked close to it.

 

[Xraycer]

@Tunedfrog

 

[WickedFog]

Got me a Gibson SG 60's tribute. My favorite guitar.

 

[Ramp addict]

I got a Les Paul modern, Gibson makes some nice Guitars.
It cost more than my first and second cars combined. Gibsons really are long term investments.

 

[9x19]

I've got a couple of signature series Air Guitars... the only kind I'm capable of playing.

 

[Chubaka]

I've got a couple of signature series Air Guitars... the only kind I'm capable of playing.

Over here in tge trailer park they only got banjo and talk reeaaal slloooooooow.

 

[Tunedfrog]

I've got a couple guitars.

 

[Hobbydude2]

Over here in tge trailer park they only got banjo and talk reeaaal slloooooooow.

Yessir...I'm half Hillbilly.

 

[Chubaka]

I've got a couple guitars.

What would be your favorite pick?

 

[Tunedfrog]

 

[TeknoJ]

I like the jacksons. My dad’s neighbor was always a BC Rich guy, along with the Gibsons. Nice guitars.
Randy Rhoads is still my favorite guitar player of all time, hence my Jackson obsession.

 

[Hobbydude2]

Oopsie, I forgot to put up my other amp.

 

[FiestaRc’s]

Got me a Gibson SG 60's tribute. My favorite guitar.

I got a fender I want a Gibson SG like what angus young played

 

[FiestaRc’s]

@Tunedfrog

Hobbydude2 what bands you like I like ice nine kills I got on stage with Godsmack I love Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath AC/DC Metallica blink-182 and a ton of other bands I like newer rock and 80s rock

 

[HPIguy]

On the left, Washburn D11/AN, purchased from a friend just before he died in a motorcycle accident. I’ve had it for close to 30 years, though I haven’t played much in the past ten.







On the right, the Strat copy my Grandfather made in 2017. I was the first grandchild, and this was the first one he built, so it’s the one I inherited about a week ago. He built 17 of them in 2017 at 88 years old. I inherited it on a Saturday, and starting combing Fakebook for amps and reading reviews on Sunday. I settled on a Fender Mustang LT25, and got it and a nice braided cable for a great deal. Trying to get back into it, but man it’s been a long time.



I mounted both this week in the office to help motivate me

 

[WickedFog]

On the left, Washburn D11/AN, purchased from a friend just before he died in a motorcycle accident. I’ve had it for close to 30 years, though I haven’t played much in the past ten.







On the right, the Strat copy my Grandfather made in 2017. I was the first grandchild, and this was the first one he built, so it’s the one I inherited about a week ago. He built 17 of them in 2017 at 88 years old. I inherited it on a Saturday, and starting combing Fakebook for amps and reading reviews on Sunday. I settled on a Fender Mustang LT25, and got it and a nice braided cable for a great deal. Trying to get back into it, but man it’s been a long time.



I mounted both this week in the office to help motivate me

Both nice looking guitars. That Washburn has some purdy woodgrain. I started playing again a few months ago, but haven't played much in the last few weeks.

 

[HPIguy]

Both nice looking guitars. That Washburn has some purdy woodgrain. I started playing again a few months ago, but haven't played much in the last few weeks.

Thank you, and yes it does. It's a true enigma. I don't think it was an expensive guitar for it's time, but Grover tuners, beautiful wood, and even with I know at least five year old Elixirs, it's has a brightness that I've never had in any other acoustic that I've owned. Anyone that plays it comments on it.

 

[WickedFog]

Thank you, and yes it does. It's a true enigma. I don't think it was an expensive guitar for it's time, but Grover tuners, beautiful wood, and even with I know at least five year old Elixirs, it's has a brightness that I've never had in any other acoustic that I've owned. Anyone that plays it comments on it.

I'll bet. I have played a lot of new and used Washburn acoustics in music shops, and some of them have had very impressive tone, like more towards a nice Martin than any cheap guitar. I have always kinda wanted one, but whenever I have stumbled onto a nice one, I was broke at the time.