Your real first name and age: Bob
50
marital status and children: married 22 years. 3kids, ages 19, 17, and 14
where you live: Cornfield Paradise
Kempton, IL, a small town in the middle of nowhere.
what you do for a living: I'm a carpet installer.
your favorite food: another vote for Mexican.
hobbies: playing with guitars, and amps. I also really like sex.
tell us who your favorite musicians are, who influenced you, why you play: With a few exceptions, everything before 1975, and anything after 1990. I don't play guitar. I putz around on the bass but, I am in no way what you should consider a bass player. I just like buying guitars, and amps. Playing around with them. My middle child is the guitar player.
your band and what your playlist looks like: NA
tell us a bit about your equipment, pics are always welcome:
I guess this goes back with above, why the hell am I on a website about guitars? When son started playing, I thought he should know a guitar inside out. I read on HC somebody say, "he would bring his guitar, and new pups to his tech". Everybody has their thing. Some people hunt, fish, and know what to do with the animal after. I don't have a clue, and they would think, how can somebody not know how to do that. Well that's how I felt about the insides of the guitar. Bought this cheapo on cragslist,
and son, and I made this body.
As bad as it is, it got me hooked buying, getting gas, and more gas.
This from a few years ago. By the way, the First Act Shenna is the only guitar I haven't modded in any way.
2 of the 3 Lolas I bought. The one on the left was a one pick up model.
2x12 cab. I was going for the "ammo box convervted to 50's modern furniture look".
Some guitars are son's. I have 3 kids, and need to spend the same amount on them, so some guitars are technicly mine. My HB35
My Crate V16
Son's first amp. My fist try at decopaugeing fabric.
Another Lola. I gave this one to my niece.
Son is really into his new to him classical guitar. Sad for me. I hope it's just a phase.
what other forumites do you know, have met in person, talked to on the telephone: I met Scott. Suprised he would risk meeting another one from here after he met me.