Let's see your guitar collection

my little collection



from left to right
early 90s SG modded with P100, 58 RI, custom ordered Junior, Fender CS 52 Tele, 55 RI Custom

on top of the amp my first love a 92 Standard with 57 Classics PU and Grovers

The pic is missing my 57 singlecut Junior and a Casino in natural finish

My new music room:





2009 Gibson J45, 2004 Gibson LP Standard



1985 MIJ Stratocaster HH, Mesa Boogie 5:25 Express, 2011 Epiphone Casino, 2006 SG Special



2013 Epiphone EB-0 Bass, Marshal Bass Combo 30

(Swingin) Bachelor pad 1988

Here's a few of them... :jim

As you can see on the walls my favourite period in music history was 1965 - 1975.
The picture includes Playmate of the Year LP #002, US flag LP, 1957 Strat, Perry Epi, 1957 LP Special, 1967 ES 345, 1997 R7, 1988 LP lite, 1960 stoptailed SG, Heritage 535 Alvin Lee Signature and homepainted Epi LP :dude:

kips2 said:

God, I just *LOVE* that red 3-PU Custom.....!! It's so...Ace!

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Yeah it's pretty cool. There's actually a kinda funny story behind it. A friend of mine had a house gig in Anchorage, Alaska (5 weeks up 3 back). At the time we were both buying early 70's LP's, but I was more of the purist '68-'74 only. :ganz

Anyway, I heard there was a '76-'78 wine red LP custom an hour or so outta town, that had been routed for 3 pups and was mid-high market at around 3k... I had no interest, but I told him about it, as I knew he was in the market for a 3 pup custom.

He really wanted to check it out, but was stuck in Anchorage... In the meantime, he's emailing me to look at it for him, but I'm not enthused about spending a morning driving for hours for an over priced '76.

So, finally I give in and and drive out to the store. I walk in, see the guitar on the wall and turn it over to look at the serial number... 6 digit ser #, made in the USA stamp, cherry custom, $1800 price tag... It was one of those hallelujah moments. I love early 70's LP's and this was clearly '73-'74... The sales guy knocked off an extra $50 off and I was outta there...

When my friend came back, I tried in vain to convince him to let me have it, but as a life long Ace & Frampton fan he couldn't give it up. It got away, but ended up in a good home.

Here's another pic of the '73