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grilldanmo · 08-14-2018, 04:15 AM

My electrics are:
- ‘90 PRS Custom “10” top and birds
- ‘92 Am STD Strat maple board with SD JB, Jr neck pup in bridge and White Hot Rail neck pup in bridge.
- ‘92 or 93 MIJ Thinkine Tele Reissue w/ six saddle ashtray bridge, SD 59 pup in neck and Barden Tele pup in bridge
- ‘96 ASAT Special w/ their wide fat (and flat, 12” radius) maple boarded neck
- ‘94 PRS CE-22 w/ maple too
- 2014 or 15 Godin Session Custom w/ maple board

Amps...
Fender Blues DeVille 2x12
Fender Mustang

Effects..
- Boss DS-1
- Boss CE-2
- Crybaby wah
- MESA V-Twin preamp
- TC Electronic Fashback II delay
- Dunlop Band of Gypsys mini-fuzz

The big amp is really too loud and hasn’t been plugged in for close to 15 years. The Mustang is more usable at home.

While I love electric guitar, it has been secondary to acoustics for close to two decades. I haven’t plugged in an acoustic in about five years.

So jealous about the Lowdens, they’re dream guitars, but I can’t justify the cost. I haven’t played w/ other folks for more than 15 years too. While I’d like to remedy that, time is in short shrift.

08-14-2018, 04:15 AM	#6
grilldanmo Join Date: Feb 2018 Posts: 6,682 Shows Seen: 44 DMB Hub Stubs: 14 My Tour Central Stats	Re: What gear are you using? My electrics are: - ‘90 PRS Custom “10” top and birds - ‘92 Am STD Strat maple board with SD JB, Jr neck pup in bridge and White Hot Rail neck pup in bridge. - ‘92 or 93 MIJ Thinkine Tele Reissue w/ six saddle ashtray bridge, SD 59 pup in neck and Barden Tele pup in bridge - ‘96 ASAT Special w/ their wide fat (and flat, 12” radius) maple boarded neck - ‘94 PRS CE-22 w/ maple too - 2014 or 15 Godin Session Custom w/ maple board Amps... Fender Blues DeVille 2x12 Fender Mustang Effects.. - Boss DS-1 - Boss CE-2 - Crybaby wah - MESA V-Twin preamp - TC Electronic Fashback II delay - Dunlop Band of Gypsys mini-fuzz The big amp is really too loud and hasn’t been plugged in for close to 15 years. The Mustang is more usable at home. While I love electric guitar, it has been secondary to acoustics for close to two decades. I haven’t plugged in an acoustic in about five years. So jealous about the Lowdens, they’re dream guitars, but I can’t justify the cost. I haven’t played w/ other folks for more than 15 years too. While I’d like to remedy that, time is in short shrift.