Lets See All Them Axes

Soapbarblues · Sep 5, 2014

Latest addition to the stable, Reverend Charger 290. My brother and I both bought Revs at a guitar show a number of years ago. I bought a Jetstream 390, but eventually traded it for something else. My brother decided to sell this one, so I took him up on his offer. Great playing and sounding guitar!

philo426 · Sep 5, 2014

Sweet!Is that a gold metallic finish?

Soapbarblues · Sep 7, 2014

Thanks, Philo!
Yes, gold metallic and black back.

philo426 · Sep 7, 2014

Very cool indeed!

tube-a-lou · Sep 9, 2014

Here's my new candy apple red Tele, I just got a new Fender body for it and rebuilt
it. It has nice old parts in it, the bridge pup is from 1974, the bridge itself
is from the late 60's and the pot's, cap, socket and wires are from the 60's
as well. it sure does sound nice.

rebellovw · Sep 12, 2014

tube-a-lou said:
Here's my new candy apple red Tele, I just got a new Fender body for it and rebuilt
it. It has nice old parts in it, the bridge pup is from 1974, the bridge itself
is from the late 60's and the pot's, cap, socket and wires are from the 60's
as well. it sure does sound nice.

Very beautiful.

Here is my new strat and amplifier - I'm in tone heaven :banana:

Soapbarblues · Sep 14, 2014

costerdock said:
Here is my new strat and amplifier - I'm in tone heaven

That is sweet!!!

And nice tele, tube-a-lou!

CanyonCarver · Sep 14, 2014

Hello, all

Here's one of my fiddles, A Peavy EVH from 2001, bought new. Sings like nothing else and has radioactive pickups, ah ah!

Another one, a simple, Epi LP with a more subdued personality; ideal to play more classic rock tunes.

Cactus Bob · Sep 14, 2014

Nice axes Canyon Carver! Love the color of the EVH. Welcome to AK!

^^^

Beautiful Strat & Badcat Costerdock!!!

cratz2 · Sep 14, 2014

I'm definitely a strat guy first and foremost, but I've been playing these two quite a bit lately. Both are Korean-made Ibanez guitars that have upgraded pickups. I refinished the second one with Tru Oil.

cratz2 · Sep 14, 2014

Jealous.

costerdock said:

rebellovw · Sep 15, 2014

Thanks very much gang for all the nice comments.

Superreverb · Sep 21, 2014

My MIJ JD Telecaster with my '68 Deluxe Reverb. Tone heaven, baby!!

bluesIIVV · Sep 22, 2014

Very nice Tele and that Drip Edge DR is a sexy beast too!

Mystic · Sep 23, 2014

Love the shaded-top bond Telecaster. I had a '71 or '72 bound 'burst Esquire, wish I'd done a better job of hanging on to that specimen. She was a beaut. Problem for me was if the Esquire had come equipped with a single neck, as opposed to bridge PUP, I might have kept @ it. Same w/ Strats: I have only ever engaged the neck PUPs on Fender geetars. Never had such an issue w/ single bridge PUPed Gibsons (LP Jrs, Firebird I). Just the Fenders.

In any event, your JD Tele is very pleasing to the eye. :thmbsp: How does she sound through the silver-faced DR?

Superreverb said:
My MIJ JD Telecaster with my '68 Deluxe Reverb. Tone heaven, baby!!

Soapbarblues · Sep 24, 2014

Superreverb, very nice combination! Tonal heaven for sure!

Superreverb · Sep 24, 2014

In any event, your JD Tele is very pleasing to the eye. How does she sound through the silver-faced DR?

It's always sounded delicious! Sounds even better now. I recently recapped the DR, put in a set of matched NOS 6v6s and did a bias job. I'm running the new tubes at 26ma and the amp just sings. This is my "minimal pedal amp" - usually just an old DynaComp > Fulltone Fulldrive II > Dunlop UniVibe > Echoplex EP-3. Don't need any more than that with this particular amp :thmbsp:

Superreverb · Sep 25, 2014

'52 Gibson ES-295 with 1954 5C1 "Champ Amp." Cool little combination. I need to clean the pots in the 295, but I'm afraid to pull the pickups...

dr*audio · Sep 25, 2014

Not enough acoustics in this thread!
Here's my 1977 Yamaha L6. This guitar was hand made in a small shop, separate from Yamaha's mass production factory. Never imported to the USA. This guitar was originally purchased in Japan by a longshoreman. All solid woods, Ezo Spruce top, Indian Rosewood back and sides.

Superreverb · Sep 25, 2014

dr*audio said:
Not enough acoustics in this thread!
Here's my 1977 Yamaha L6. This guitar was hand made in a small shop, separate from Yamaha's mass production factory. Never imported to the USA. This guitar was originally purchased in Japan by a longshoreman. All solid woods, Ezo Spruce top, Indian Rosewood back and sides.

That is gorgeous!!!

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