how many guitars do you have?

[mayfly]

Woha!

 

[TBurst Std]

Guitars
79 Gibson LP Std
Ovation 12 string
Warmoth Strat
in process - Warmoth VIP
in process - Warmoth Tele

Amp
Fractal Axe-FX Ultra
QSC HPR 112i
1969 Fender Bandmaster Reverb
Tech21  Trademark 10
assorted effect pedals

Non guitar related
1939 Conn 4H Artist Special trombone
early 1900's 6ft baby grand piano

 

[Superlizard]

Highway Star:

That 70's Strat:

Carvin DC150:

JTM45RI (I modded to mid-60s specs), Avatar 1x12 (Celestion Alnico Gold), THD Hotplate:

"Wet" Rig for post-powertube FX whenst playing live (includes two 1X12s):

'66-'67 Fender "blackface" Deluxe with all original parts & t00bs:

My "pedalboard" (OD/Dist only):

My MIDI controller keyboard (for drums, synths, bass, etc):

My "recording box" (very hi-quality converters):

 

[smavridis]

whats with the shuffle?

 

[JaySwear]

ELECTRICS
Warmoth HSH tele
Warmoth LP with p90s
Fender strat, soon to be warmothized
'nother Fender strat
Epiphone semihollow
Ibanez piece-o-shitee partsmobile

ACOUSTICS
alvarez drednought
breedlove almost-jumbo
yairi baritone
el-cheapo, a classical

banjo
pianer
setar
ukulele

I think thats everybody...

i always thought you had a seagull acoustic in your profile picture  ???  or did i just see it wrong?

 

[Superlizard]

whats with the shuffle?

That contains the continuum transfunctioner; which powers the entire rig.







*cough*

 

[nathan a]

i always thought you had a seagull acoustic in your profile picture  ???  or did i just see it wrong?

That's el cheapo!! At a camping trip a number of years ago.

 

[smavridis]

lol ok!

 

[JaySwear]

an ipod (actually cd's if i can help it, sometimes my ipod) is an essential part of my bedroom rig. i love playing along to songs. jamming by myself is fun, but not nearly as much as when you completely nail a song note for note you've been working on.

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

I'm at 4 completed guitars right now, and 3 necks.

1: TFS6, self designed custom handmade
2: Ibanez RG7620 7 string
3: Warmoth Z body/KL neck.
4: Ibanez Artwood AW100 Acoustic


1: Baritone Tele neck
2: Total Vintage Tele Neck
3: Misc Bass neck
All employee deals from Ken when purging some old inventory.

 

[smavridis]

I'm at 4 completed guitars right now, and 3 necks.

1: TFS6, self designed custom handmade
2: Ibanez RG7620 7 string
3: Warmoth Z body/KL neck.
4: Ibanez Artwood AW100 Acoustic


1: Baritone Tele neck
2: Total Vintage Tele Neck
3: Misc Bass neck
All employee deals from Ken when purging some old inventory.

elaborate on these deals... ive been wondering what kind of discounts you guys get. just curious.

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

I'm at 4 completed guitars right now, and 3 necks.

1: TFS6, self designed custom handmade
2: Ibanez RG7620 7 string
3: Warmoth Z body/KL neck.
4: Ibanez Artwood AW100 Acoustic


1: Baritone Tele neck
2: Total Vintage Tele Neck
3: Misc Bass neck
All employee deals from Ken when purging some old inventory.

elaborate on these deals... ive been wondering what kind of discounts you guys get. just curious.

I cannot elaborate due to confidentiality.  Those deals took place while I was employed at Warmoth, and I will continue to honor that confidentiality even though I am no longer there.

 

[Mor Paul]

I thought you still worked there  :icon_scratch:

 

[smavridis]

I'm at 4 completed guitars right now, and 3 necks.

1: TFS6, self designed custom handmade
2: Ibanez RG7620 7 string
3: Warmoth Z body/KL neck.
4: Ibanez Artwood AW100 Acoustic


1: Baritone Tele neck
2: Total Vintage Tele Neck
3: Misc Bass neck
All employee deals from Ken when purging some old inventory.

elaborate on these deals... ive been wondering what kind of discounts you guys get. just curious.

I cannot elaborate due to confidentiality.  Those deals took place while I was employed at Warmoth, and I will continue to honor that confidentiality even though I am no longer there.

seriously you guys have confidentiality agreements?

 

[Alfang]

It's a good thing I dont work at Warmoth

When Payday came arroud , Everyone would get a check except me, I would receive a basket of guitar parts

 

[TonyW]

G&L ASAT mid 90's
Danelectro U2 90's reissue waiting on parts for my upgrade.
Strat build 2008 sounding sweeter all the time.
Hand built not by me, no name Parlour resonator sounds the goods.
Cort cut away acoustic for gigs bought new 2009
Fender acoustic 1976 now only for studio these days
1950's Lap steel not a guitar but i belt it around like one  :laughing7:
Bartitone build, neck only at the moment 2009.

On the drawing board 12 string electric

 

[jay4321]

1) Warmoth Telecaster Deluxe I have up in the Tele Thread (JB & Jazz pickups, Earvana)

2) Epi LP Standard (Duncan '59 pickups & new electronics)

3) Japanese 62 RI' body - ready to go, the Warmoth neck is being finished (GFS pickups, Earvana)

4) MIM '07 body - needs a neck, might be selling (CS '69 pickups, new electronics)

 

[Vol. Knob]

1 A Thinline
2 A Thinline with P90s
3 An Epiphone LP Custom
4 A 1944 Epiphone FT45 acoustic
5 A Lap Steel
6 An Alverez acoustic
7 A Flamenco from Paracha
8 A Dean Acoustic Bass
9 A Squier Jazz Bass


Do Banjos count?  Mandolins?

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

I thought you still worked there  :icon_scratch:

The economy has affected businesses of all types, and the guitar parts industry is certainly not insulated from those affects.  Warmoth, being a small family owned company, still has to do what is necessary in order to remain profitable, and sometimes that means letting a few people go.  I just happened to be one of a few, it's just business.  I'm still their biggest advocate & will continue to be, and if this economy picks back up, I'd welcome the opportunity to work at the best place in the world.

 

[blue313]

I thought you still worked there  :icon_scratch:

The economy has affected businesses of all types, and the guitar parts industry is certainly not insulated from those affects.  Warmoth, being a small family owned company, still has to do what is necessary in order to remain profitable, and sometimes that means letting a few people go.  I just happened to be one of a few, it's just business.  I'm still their biggest advocate & will continue to be, and if this economy picks back up, I'd welcome the opportunity to work at the best place in the world.

Wow, that kind of sucks but I understand what your saying.  :sad: