Show us your herd

[wokkaboy]

nice collection Rob, its cool you still have the first axe you learnt on. Wish I kept my first ever axe. The Warwick 6 string looks like a beast and got to love the headless Steinberger !

[wazkelly]

Yeah, bass envy descending upon me as I drool looking at Rob's Steinberger.

[ThreeBbass]

nice collection Rob, its cool you still have the first axe you learnt on. Wish I kept my first ever axe. The Warwick 6 string looks like a beast and got to love the headless Steinberger !

I wonder if there's room for a thread titled "guitars which I should have kept" or "guitar regret"?
Before the Steinberger I had a Washburn B-20, which was shaped a bit like an explorer. It was fun to play and looked & sounded pretty good (or so I thought at the time!) ... I had to sell it to get the 'berger. The sentimental part of me still wishes that I had it.

[wazkelly]

I wonder if there's room for a thread titled "guitars which I should have kept" or "guitar regret"?
Before the Steinberger I had a Washburn B-20, which was shaped a bit like an explorer. It was fun to play and looked & sounded pretty good (or so I thought at the time!) ... I had to sell it to get the 'berger. The sentimental part of me still wishes that I had it.

You can't buy a genuine 'berger anymore but you can always build an Explorer Bass, and they come in 5 string too! Mine was my 1st build and have learned so many better ways to build things since but it still looks and plays great, albeit a very long and heavy beast.

[ThreeBbass]

great idea Waz!
Your EX5 was one of the first guitars that I looked at when I started getting into my first build.
Love the finish and the mods!

[wazkelly]

Thanks Rob. The colour was an accident that grew on me. Full strength DT OS was too dark and at the time the batch of CG that I had was too yellow, hence why I went into the lab to experiment and the rest is history. All part of the fun involved with these builds and thankfully it turned out ok.

[Chuck]

I wonder if there's room for a thread titled "guitars which I should have kept" or "guitar regret"?
Before the Steinberger I had a Washburn B-20, which was shaped a bit like an explorer. It was fun to play and looked & sounded pretty good (or so I thought at the time!) ... I had to sell it to get the 'berger. The sentimental part of me still wishes that I had it.

I'm not sure I want to revisit some of the errors and snap decisions I've made!!!

[CascadiaGuitarGeek]

So here is most of my collection. The GAS is just beginning.



Top (L-R): DIY Les Paul kit guitar, Warmoth/GFS spalted Tele Partscaster
Middle: Fender (MIJ) Mustang Special, Fender Bassbreaker 15, assorted necks, ESP LTD B-104
Floor: Warmoth/GFS Strat Partscaster neck & body, Boss ME-50, Boss BD-2

[ThreeBbass]

nice collection ... love the look of the Tele!

[Marcel]

No mater where they came from, one is often quite proud of the family herd....

1st pic
-Fleabay Alder Tele build. Standard kit, Keda dye wipe-on poly

2nd pic (outside my shed) L to R
-Current PBG ES-1TL build.
-The 1970's Ason plywood strat. MIM pick guard with the Kmise neck. Fender big block bridge and Fender vintage tuners.
-Partscaster Strat - Natural colour Alder body with clear wipe-on poly, Kmise neck & Grover tuners, SD HR/VR/CR PU's with SC/HB switching.
-Gibson 2016 LP Studio '50's tribute model
-PBG LP-1SSP. Standard kit, Yibuy neck P90 PU.

I have a few others but I need to resize before posting