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Hey Custom, or Noobie, whichever you prefer...is that a Harmony archtop? I love my Silvertone and all those old great Chicago guits.

EG

you can call me whatever :wink: and yes, it's an early 60's archtop...

i played it a little bit when i first got it, but it mostly is just art now... but i agree it is a great old guitar... :thu:
 
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From top to bottom: Jasmine, Jamie, Jodie, Elaine

And then there's my acoustic which is a standard dreadnought, fairly boring.
 
Here you go:

Reverend Roundhouse

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Schecter C-1 in Rehab

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Affinity Strat Re-Finish project

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Squier Strat

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No pic yet of the MIJ Yamaha Acoustic
 
Just found this... it's the only "family" picture I ever took and it was back when I only had 8 guitars. Only the electrics were pictured:

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The third one from the right is no longer with us... I traded it a couple of days ago for my 5-string bass.
 
Fender/Casio hybrid, put together recently with Dragonfire pickups and a Schaller whammy. I'm still getting used to it, but it's a good instrument.
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Tele Thinline. The knobs are original Fenders from the '60s, the rest is AllParts, I believe. Cheap neck pickup, but it sounds awesome.
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Catalog shot of the Tradition MTQ. Mine's indentical, but I don't have any good pics of it. Relatively cheap guitar, but it's got a nice feel and a big sound. I use it whenever I need a beefy LP-ish vibe to a recording, and I dig the fact that unlike an LP, this one's a double cutaway. Sweet.
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My baby, the Ruokangas V.S.O.P. King, photographed in the guitar shop where I bought it. It's my main guitar, the best-sounding instrument I've ever owned. Plays like a dream.
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I have more guitars, but these are the ones I use the most. Got two classical guitars that I also use a lot, a Yamaha and a Cataluña, but not pics as of yet. Great-sounding Yammie, MIJ from the '70s.
 
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