PuFF

^^ correct

congrats to your son too!! i should go enter some guitar hero tournaments

zzziippyyy

Charlie, Nice guitars you have there! No I do not play I do have a nephew that does though.

And one of my best friends is Arlo West, have you heard of him?

http://www.arlowest.com

Arlo on youtube give this song a listen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfsa5...eature=related

or this one where his real talent shows Guitar GOD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llvSMuJ650c

This is a real eargasm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHMyo...eature=related

^ TALENT

Extremly talented guitarist. You may or may not know that lewiston/auburn is/was also home to 2 more extremely talented guitarist. One sadly deceased

The brothers Breau

Lenny Breau

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

http://www.lennybreau.com/

and

Denny Breau

http://www.dennybreau.com/home.htm

boltonblue

the only neck I'm used to grabbing doesn't have frets...

NH_s2k_Guy

Careful Jerry, you grab Gabe's neck too hard he might be able to take you.

FitzyS2k

i play the guitar and i have a crestwwod bass guitar, just traded my 94 fender strat electric guitar for a brand new ibanez electric, i have a Epiphone acoustic guitar and saving the best for last is a Rickebacher 12 string acoustic/electric guitar. this guitar is the rolls royce of guitars. oh yeah it's made in America.

NNY S2k

Charlie, I 1st thought you were modding your car.
Levi

gladwins

Rick's are nice, but they feel fragile. Probably why they weight less than 3 lbs. Excellent choice Fitzy!

Charlie, that's quite the collection you've got there.

I only dabble in guitar myself, but I'm a 17 year veteran Bassist and a drummer.

ScottyBallistic

Glad to see you are back Charlie ... Not like you ever left LOL

PsychoBen

Hi Charlie


Random thought: They actually use carbon fiber to make guitar now. How cool is that?

Chazmo

Hey, guys!

Rickenbackers are pretty unique. They "reverse" each string course on the 12 strings, and put the bass string on "top". Very cool, and yes made in the good ole! If I ever start playing electric, a Rick 12 will be top on the list.

Fitzy, I'm something of an Ibanez freak. Keeping track of their electric line is pretty amazing; they sure do make a lot! The first acoustic I bought was a 12 string Ibanez AW-75 in 1981 and I still love it; I was just playing it last night. Little did I know it was the start of Ibanez's mainstay Artwood series.... These current Artwoods have since morphed into a "high value" line of axes, but the series I were some of the finest guitars MIJ. I'll post some pictures later of the series I Ibbys I have now.

Ben, many high-end guitars have carbon rods in the neck to help keep them straight. To have a body of carbon though... Well, I have yet to hear a composite guitar that sounds really good. I'm sure it's just a matter of time though.