Looking to Get an Electric Guitar...

[It Kills Me]

Fender Stratocaster.. cheap and inexpensive.
Gibson SG or something.. my friend wouldn't shut up on how much he wanted this.

[kingbrath]

Originally Posted by Skittles

Fender Stratocaster.. cheap and inexpensive.
Gibson SG or something.. my friend wouldn't shut up on how much he wanted this.

My Fender Strat cost me 1200$ I dont know if i'd call that cheap

[Legionnaire]

Originally Posted by KingBrath

My Fender Strat cost me 1200$ I dont know if i'd call that cheap

What did you get?!? Is that in Canadian dollars?

If you paid more than 900 for an AM std, you got ripped off.


I'd say go with a Strat. They're probably one of the most versatile guitars out there.

[Brad*]

Originally Posted by Legionnaire

What did you get?!? Is that in Canadian dollars?

If you paid more than 900 for an AM std, you got ripped off.


I'd say go with a Strat. They're probably one of the most versatile guitars out there.

There are plenty of variations, especially if you go with custom parts. My Strat is built from parts, and the parts themselves add up to over $1200.

[Legionnaire]

Originally Posted by Brad

There are plenty of variations, especially if you go with custom parts. My Strat is built from parts, and the parts themselves add up to over $1200.

Oh I'm aware of that, hence the reason I asked.

I'm thinking my next guitar will be a Warmoth late 60's clone.

[Brad*]

Originally Posted by Legionnaire

Oh I'm aware of that, hence the reason I asked.

I'm thinking my next guitar will be a Warmoth late 60's clone.

Nice. My Strat has a lot of parts from the Custom Shop, which is why the price of the parts was high.

One of my friends has a guitar built from all Warmoth parts. He has the pro Strat neck with the full scalloping, the whole works. Best neck I've ever played, bar none.

I have a '79 Strat body a basically broken neck, and I'm going to put a Warmoth neck on it. I'm thinking ebony frets, scalloping, low height frets, v-shaped neck, with white binding. I think the white binding on necks looks cool, don't often see it on a Strat either. Prices are actually about as good as genuine fender replacement necks and are probably a little better quality.

[Raging Bull]

This is my guitar.

I'd post an actual picture of it, but I don't know how. The finish on the back of mine is worn alot because the previous owner always wore a leather jacket during gigs, and over time the leather rubbed against the body and took off alot of the paint. Paid around $1,100 for that one (used).

Here's the pride and joy, which I got for free believe it or not.
The Excalibur
My family doctor knew I played guitar, and said he had one just laying around, and he would rather someone get use out of it. A freakin' Gretsch Brian Sezter Hot Rod!!! I would also post a real picture of it if I knew how to. Mine is in mint condition, he also gave me the Gretsch hard case and everything.

And number three, my first guitar:
The Jag
I actually bought that one back in 93' or 94', whenever it first came out, not the re-issues from just past year. Again, thats not the actual picture, mine is a little more beat up. Think I payed around $600 for that at the time.

[Brad*]

Those are all pretty cool. Do you have the pictures on your computer? If you do, you can just upload them to a place like http://www.fotki.com/ or other various hosting place.

[Raging Bull]

Originally Posted by Brad

Those are all pretty cool. Do you have the pictures on your computer? If you do, you can just upload them to a place like http://www.fotki.com/ or other various hosting place.

Yeah they are all on my computer, I'll put them up tommorow I'm too lazy now.

[Raging Bull]

Actually,this is the only picture I have on my computer:

My SG

Beside the drum kit is a different computer we use for mixing. I will try and take pictures of the other two later.