Jubkey182 Posted August 16, 2025 Posted August 16, 2025 1. 2002 Tom DeLonge Squier Strat in Surf Green. Still has its original Duncan Detonator and a TTS strap 2. Antiquity 335, made into a Box Car Racer replica. Has a Seymour Duncan Invader 3. Billie Joe Armstrong Blue replica, with Seymour Duncan SH4-JB 4. Aria Pro II STG-006, I made this into a replica of the Tom Strat before I bought one. Currently missing a pickup but the Invader will be back soon 5. Taylor Academy 10E 6. Bluerock Bass, just bought to play and will be upgrading soon 1 Quote
Jan Mortensen Posted August 18, 2025 Posted August 18, 2025 Big Baby Taylor (acoustic) G&L S-500 (electric) SG was first guitar. 1 Quote
Jan Mortensen Posted August 18, 2025 Posted August 18, 2025 I don't converse with side loaders though. Quote
LeGOAT Posted August 30, 2025 Posted August 30, 2025 On 8/16/2025 at 7:42 AM, Jubkey182 said: 1. 2002 Tom DeLonge Squier Strat in Surf Green. Still has its original Duncan Detonator and a TTS strap 2. Antiquity 335, made into a Box Car Racer replica. Has a Seymour Duncan Invader 3. Billie Joe Armstrong Blue replica, with Seymour Duncan SH4-JB 4. Aria Pro II STG-006, I made this into a replica of the Tom Strat before I bought one. Currently missing a pickup but the Invader will be back soon 5. Taylor Academy 10E 6. Bluerock Bass, just bought to play and will be upgrading soon Those are cool do you have any that are designed or purchased for your own tastes ? Quote
LeGOAT Posted August 30, 2025 Posted August 30, 2025 On 8/17/2025 at 10:08 PM, j a n said: Big Baby Taylor (acoustic) G&L S-500 (electric) SG was first guitar. You ever try the Taylor GS Mini? I’m wanting to buy one Quote
Patient #48273 Posted August 30, 2025 Posted August 30, 2025 2 hours ago, King Cobra JFS 4Ever said: You ever try the Taylor GS Mini? I’m wanting to buy one I have a GS mini. It's my travel guitar and I like it a lot for that purpose. 1 Quote
LeGOAT Posted August 30, 2025 Posted August 30, 2025 3 hours ago, Patient #48273 said: I have a GS mini. It's my travel guitar and I like it a lot for that purpose. Which wood do you have? I forget which one I played but it wasn’t the mahogany that I think I want. It wasn’t koa either. I liked the scale of the neck though and have only heard great things about this guitar. Quote
Patient #48273 Posted August 31, 2025 Posted August 31, 2025 23 minutes ago, King Cobra JFS 4Ever said: Which wood do you have? I forget which one I played but it wasn’t the mahogany that I think I want. It wasn’t koa either. I liked the scale of the neck though and have only heard great things about this guitar. I have the standard sitka top with sapele back and sides. The scale definitely spoils you when it comes to playing anything requiring you to stretch your fingers. 😂 1 Quote
LeGOAT Posted August 31, 2025 Posted August 31, 2025 27 minutes ago, Patient #48273 said: I have the standard sitka top with sapele back and sides. The scale definitely spoils you when it comes to playing anything requiring you to stretch your fingers. 😂 That may have been the one I played. But yea that’s what I’m kinda going for, it’s closer to my schecter neck, a lot smaller than the Strat neck. However I thought I would benefit from the smaller necks my hands seem to cramp up more on then. So I still don’t know what my ideal neck is lol. I love the fender and schecter neck they’re just vastly different Quote
Patient #48273 Posted August 31, 2025 Posted August 31, 2025 I guess I'm lucky because I've never been too picky about the neck profile on a guitar. There are definitely some I like more than others, but it's not make or break for me. 1 Quote
LeGOAT Posted August 31, 2025 Posted August 31, 2025 1 hour ago, Patient #48273 said: I guess I'm lucky because I've never been too picky about the neck profile on a guitar. There are definitely some I like more than others, but it's not make or break for me. It’s more of an OCD thing and a venture trying to figure out which neck is perfect for my hand size. Because I thought my fingers were too small for certain things on the Strat…but I’m no longer chasing that lol, I figured out how dumb that was after getting my 2nd guitar. I am picky about my shit being good quality and set up right tho haha. Fuck a dry fretboard!!! 1 Quote
Patient #48273 Posted August 31, 2025 Posted August 31, 2025 One good thing about learning to play on a shitty acoustic is that everything feels like a dream after that. 😂 2 Quote
LeGOAT Posted September 2, 2025 Posted September 2, 2025 On 8/31/2025 at 12:05 AM, Patient #48273 said: One good thing about learning to play on a shitty acoustic is that everything feels like a dream after that. 😂 lol for sure. My first guitar was actually a cheap ass Fender acoustic, I regrettably left behind for a roommate several years ago when I moved out. It was all stickered up and I wish I would have kept it. 1 Quote
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