1975 Ibanez Les Paul copy |
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This guitar is sentimental to me and my wife. This is the first quality guitar I ever purchased...at Kamp Music in Danville
Illinois in 1976. I was a huge Kiss fan at this time and I wanted a guitar that looked like Ace Frehley's. This was as
close as I could get to a Gibson Les Paul and still afford it. It is a great guitar, thin fast neck, Dimarzio Super Distortion
in the bridge. This also was the guitar I was playing when my wife and I first met, at Lincoln Park in Danville on August
17th, 1977. So this guitar will be passed down, I will never sell it.
1966 Vox Mark XII 12 string teardrop |
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This is my friend Don "Fred" Williams' guitar, very nice collector's piece. We've used it a lot. |
The Fender Twins |
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Here is my MIM Stratocaster and Telecaster. Great guitars for a great price! |
This is my son Mike's Carvin Bolt. |
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He finished and built this guitar himself. He used Tung OIl for the finish with a Cherry stain on the alder
body. I am proud of the job he did and I assisted him very little. The guitar plays great and has a pretty sweet tone.
This is my son Ryan's Squire Precision bass. |
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We got it in a rummage sale...$15! We took off a bunch of Sponge Bob Squarepants stickers,
sanded it down, primered and painted it and it is now a very nice playing and looking bass. I adjusted the neck and action,
put new strings on it and he has a rock machine to jam with his friends now.
My new Gibson SG Classic. It has P-90 pickups just like the one Pete
Townshend used to play in the WHO's glory years. Incredible guitar for the price, well below $1000. The quality is excellent. I
was lucky enough to get one with a solid one piece body, most are usually two piece or more. It's got a great bite
to it and plays like only a Gibson can. I still love my Strat and the rest of my guitars, but this one will be on top of the
play list for awhile.
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