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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Viper EA68: This ‘tweener works well for everything and is my primary instrument.
Tak EF75J: An exceptional guitar that has now become my acoustic guitar of choice if the program requires a pure acoustic tone with no leads above high D.
USA Strat TS/pups: Does everything an electric should, plus this one is set up perfectly. Preferred over options that cost four times more.
All others are just for fun and show, possibly with an infrequent appearance for some odd reason or another.
Of course, everything is subject to change due to my hopeless G.A.S. addiction. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | My only gig is church on Sundays and the Millenium is my guitar of choice. |
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| 1767 Legend, whenever, wherever... |
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Location: Upper Left USA | www.newlifekitsap.com
So far I've had the 1778LX, the Limited 12 Mutt and the DS778LX for support. |
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Location: New South Wales, Australia | My gigs all take place in my back yard before, during and after the bbq.
Early in the day before I venture outside these "gigs" will begin on my 1860 but as the day wears on and the potential for damage to myself and my instrument increases I go for my trusty old Watson (see pics in my gallery)
By the time the sun goes down I'm sounding really good and the old Watson loves nothing more than a solid bit of punishment. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | I wish I had a ready answer.....probably anything I can get my hands on :D
Vic :cool: |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Great response, Oz! |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | I wish I had a ready answer.....probably anything I can get my hands on :D
Vic :cool: |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | No idea what happened |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | The Sundays that I'm at my home church, the Steinberger 5-string bass.
The Sundays that I lead worship at another church, or for our womens' ministry fellowships, my Jewel (CE868LX-4.)
If I go out and play bluegrass, my Gertrude (1111-4) and Plink, the Galiani mandolin.
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Location: Indiana | I play bass, mainly, in a classic rock band. When playing bass I play mainly Steinbergers. Once in a while I play my Washburn doubleneck. On the occasion that I play guitar, I play my Adamas(CVT). The guitar player uses my Adamas II when he plays acoustic. Other than that he plays Jacksons.
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | Rockabilly-wise, it's either my Tornado or my Setzer Gretsch.
Pop-wise, it's a Breadwinner and my Celeb 6-string.
Big-band wise, it's usually my self-constructed Strat.
Home-wise, it's whatever is nearest!
JB |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | CA 1624
Homemade Warmoth Telepartscaster
Olympia Papoose
The Adamas MEWP-II stays at home. |
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Location: big island | i am using both of the guitars listed below for gigging. the W597 is excellent plugged in and the 1688 is awesome plugged and unplugged. i also use my rietfors tenor ukulele plugged in and occasionally will play bass on a gitano acoustic/electric that i paid $71.00 for brand new. it works very well!
(now i need a 6 string warm acoustic cannon and an electric guitar, style being considered, and i will be set...i think) |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...my two Balladeers and now my Yamaha.... :D |
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Location: Central Florida | Well, all the guitars in my sig line get used for gigs, but the main ones are my HD-28 and Custom Legend. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'll let you know as soon as I get invited to my first gig. Don't hold your breath. |
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Location: New South Wales, Australia | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I'll let you know as soon as I get invited to my first gig. Don't hold your breath. Mark...you are cordially invited to my next gig. :D (see post on previous page) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | This winter at the singer/songwriter Wednesday nights at the Florida House I started out trying to use a different guitar every time. Along about mid November that fell by the way side. The one that has gotten used the most is the 2080D followed by the 84. Third place goes to the Tak340Blewgrass and EF75.
Next week is either going to be a Tricone cty or the Phillips style O. It's a slide tune in open D. The week's subject is legs. My tune deals with them as a form of transportation. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by ozwatto:
Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I'll let you know as soon as I get invited to my first gig. Don't hold your breath. Mark...you are cordially invited to my next gig. :D (see post on previous page)
And if I get an invite, should I bring my 1768 or my Watson? (the '05 is in pieces at the moment.) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I like your kind of gigs, Oz. After Lanaki invites us to Hawaii, maybe we'll come visit you. |
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Location: New South Wales, Australia | Originally posted by muzza:
Originally posted by ozwatto:
Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I'll let you know as soon as I get invited to my first gig. Don't hold your breath. Mark...you are cordially invited to my next gig. :D (see post on previous page)
And if I get an invite, should I bring my 1768 or my Watson? (the '05 is in pieces at the moment.) |
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Location: Omaha, NE | Church gigs these days means my Taylor 714, but I expect to switch to my new OFC Ovation when it comes in.
Bar gigs I run my Epiphone Lucille and my Taylor, about 50/50. |
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Location: New South Wales, Australia | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I like your kind of gigs, Oz. After Lanaki invites us to Hawaii, maybe we'll come visit you. If you're ever down this way you'd be most welcome. I can provide a captive audience of three. :) |
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Location: ranson,wva | do they got guinness in AU? jason |
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What guitar(s) do you gig with?
