Guitar Gallery Thread! Post 'em up!

[Reeltarded]

That is a great story in many ways. Funny too ,

Tony Tedeschi came down here a couple weeks ago to get a look at the '54 Jr that is consecutive with another that was used in this recording.

http://leavingpleasantville.com/Page_4.html

They are in almost identical condition and featured in an upcoming VG magazine article.

[Zippy]

Tony Tedeschi came down here a couple weeks ago to get a look at the '54 Jr that is consecutive with another that was used in this recording.

http://leavingpleasantville.com/Page_4.html

Cool tune - thanks for sharing that.

Can I get you a coffee?

[Reeltarded]

I just made a pot and a half. 6oz cup. I can see the inner proton boundaries. There are 7 quarks. The Higgs particle is a yellow color with blue striations and a white line dividing them.

I discovered the matter creating the expansion. It's not dark matter. It's turkey dogs, the most repulsive thing in the Universe after mayonaise on beef.

[Zippy]

I just made a pot and a half. 6oz cup. I can see the inner proton boundaries. There are 7 quarks. The Higgs particle is a yellow color with blue striations and a white line dividing them.

I discovered the matter creating the expansion. It's not dark matter. It's turkey dogs, the most repulsive thing in the Universe after mayonaise on beef.

You've killed my coffee habit. I can't drink while reading what falls from your head to the page. Coffee keeps coming out my nose.

[Structo]

It's not this Tony Tedeschi is it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Tedeschi

[Reeltarded]

No no, not that one. Oh dear...

[eniam rognab]

this here is sally, my daily player hanging on the wall behind my desk ready to go. her frets are shredded, she retaliates by shredding the g and d strings

La Salle Model C, serial #3C3 i have to set the action kinda high since the nut is cut deeply, maybe for heavier strings, plus a super chunky V neck. its a fight sometimes, but she likes it a little rough, scars/cracks/dents she got em

there was some janky garbage electronics on her when i met her, a floating microphone shaped to look like a pickup and two knobs placed as in the way as possible. i actually left that crap on for a couple years

we are gonna go make out now...

[Reeltarded]

oh man i wish i had that back as a front on something fun

Wide blocks look gretschy. I wonder.

[tribi9]

My 1967 Hagstrom II. It's in pretty nice shape. Awesome neck, super low action. No buzz. Stock.

[IMG:800:600]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n271/tribi9/2013-11-14111129_zpsc75ca3ea.jpg[/img]

[IMG:800:600]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n271/tribi9/2013-11-14111215_zps103fd72c.jpg[/img]

[IMG:800:600]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n271/tribi9/2013-11-14111257_zps921eb90f.jpg[/img]

[IMG:800:600]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n271/tribi9/2013-11-14111248_zpsa55263c1.jpg[/img]

[randalp3000]

those are fun guitars, reminded me that I have a red one in the dungeon.

some day I need to do an inventory, 10 years in this store with stuff being put in my stash

[randalp3000]

That is a great story in many ways. Funny too ,

Tony Tedeschi came down here a couple weeks ago to get a look at the '54 Jr that is consecutive with another that was used in this recording.

http://leavingpleasantville.com/Page_4.html

They are in almost identical condition and featured in an upcoming VG magazine article.

that looks a bit better than mine
this was my main guitar for quite awhile, lots of gigs. Shaved neck with x tall jumbo frets, neck PU rout, and oh yeah a Floyd.

[IMG577]http://i1233.photobucket.com/albums/ff388/randalp3000/guitars/IMAG0478_zps86e5dc6e.jpg[/img]

[Reeltarded]

The floyd makes it awesome!

There was a minute in the big 80s when my guitars were afraid I was about to start routing them all.

Muhahaha

They were right!

[sepulchre]

tribi9: your Hagstrom looks Really nice! I haven't seen one of those in a long time.

[tribi9]

tribi9: your Hagstrom looks Really nice! I haven't seen one of those in a long time.

Thank you. It is one fine playing and sounding guitar.

Look around, see if you can find one for yourself.

[Reeltarded]

My best friend Billy around 1993 or so with a 2 piece doubleneck '56 Retsch.

We returned from a guitar show in Atlanta where he had purchased an early '20s A mandolin and he went right to my other friend's shop to buff it out. He dabs on swirl remover and hits the wheel for a second. The wheel yanked it out of his hands and dashed it against the opposite wall in a thousand pieces. I laughed so hard.. it was just like a cartoon. omg that was funny..

The bottom one was his favorite guitar. In the late 80s there were three Retsch guys in the World and he was one.