Gear Thread - Pics

easyrider · 19 Oct 2009 at 00:09

dmpoole said:
Shouldn't it be called the Les Paul Chameleon?

Don't get you? :confused:

SexyGreyFox · 19 Oct 2009 at 00:11

easyrider said:
Here's my 1972 Hayman Kit with Vintage AVEDIS Cymbals from the late 60's

My Hayman kit back in 1979 -

I also had the Hayman 3030 guitar back in 1975 -

and the Hayman 4040 bass guitar (my dad playing it) -

SexyGreyFox · 19 Oct 2009 at 07:55

easyrider said:
Don't get you?

Look at the picture

DavyBoy · 22 Oct 2009 at 22:47

@Maccy, that Les Paul just doesn't look right with dot inlays..

@easyrider, I really like the look of your Lester, though I much prefer a flametop with a sunburst finish..

Neoni · 23 Oct 2009 at 01:02

teh_captain said:
Woot, got this t'other day!!

Tama Iron Cobra Power Glide double pedal; won it on an auction for £180 inc postage. As you can see it has a few scratches etc but plays like a dream.
Very happy

dude some of them screws holding the bar, arent the right length, id look at getting them replaced fella!

Maccy · 23 Oct 2009 at 07:36

DavyBoy said:
@Maccy, that Les Paul just doesn't look right with dot inlays..

I guess it's because as it's a new 2009 model, people just aren't used to it.

Neoni said:
dude some of them screws holding the bar, arent the right length, id look at getting them replaced fella!

Ahhh he's right you know!

Neoni · 23 Oct 2009 at 16:37

Maccy said:
I guess it's because as it's a new 2009 model, people just aren't used to it.

Ahhh he's right you know!

i know because i own the same pedal haha, some of them look pretty dangerous i think hes using tom/snare lugs instead of the originals, you can lose them easily if your gigging a lot with it, ive lost a few i had to replace my double pedal cross bar the otherday because it was so worn and torn, i got it from the distributors and it cost £52

But seriously id look at getting them screws replaced, any good drum shop should have spares, or you could cut them yourself to the same size as the others if you know somebody who could do it for you, or even do it yourself!

easyrider · 23 Oct 2009 at 16:42

dmpoole said:
Look at the picture

I see.
probaly not the best place to have taken the pic

Maccy · 23 Oct 2009 at 19:23

Neoni said:
i know because i own the same pedal haha, some of them look pretty dangerous i think hes using tom/snare lugs instead of the originals, you can lose them easily if your gigging a lot with it, ive lost a few i had to replace my double pedal cross bar the otherday because it was so worn and torn, i got it from the distributors and it cost £52

But seriously id look at getting them screws replaced, any good drum shop should have spares, or you could cut them yourself to the same size as the others if you know somebody who could do it for you, or even do it yourself!

Yeh I had the same problem, just took them from an old drum and cut down the length of the screw

Jimbo · 24 Oct 2009 at 01:07

Gibson Les paul Classic Antique...

This guitar is for sale incidentaly for £1000 +PP bargain and a half for anyone who knows Gibsons.

My standard faded Gibson LP...

Not for sale.

Burny 80s LP custom...

Not for sale.

Fender 2008 American standard strat...

Nit for sale.

Next up hopefully a Gibson LP 58 RI.

You like? post your guitars.

ChazHurst · 24 Oct 2009 at 01:30

My mid 90's Epiphone Flying V and my amp rig.

The GK 250ML (2x50 Watts)
Marshall G30R CD (30W)
Line6 Spider 2 275 (2x75 Watts)

Gustov · 24 Oct 2009 at 19:28

An MG and a Spider

I feel sorry for you

Nitefly · 25 Oct 2009 at 00:41

Gustov said:
An MG and a Spider

I feel sorry for you

Not everyone has the luxuries of vastly disposable income.

I for one am jealous of his Pod XT live.

Andelusion · 25 Oct 2009 at 01:28

Gustov said:
An MG and a Spider

I feel sorry for you

Hmm not really a cool comment :/ his gear may be perfect for his needs.

Neoni · 25 Oct 2009 at 02:06

Gustov said:
An MG and a Spider

I feel sorry for you

I think this is well out of order, not everyone has money to splash on musical instruments, and gear, show some respect.

Jimbo · 25 Oct 2009 at 12:33

Agreed, dont dis another guys gear.

Maccy · 25 Oct 2009 at 16:37

Funny how nobody sticks up for my different Gibson

Nitefly · 25 Oct 2009 at 16:41

Maccy said:
Funny how nobody sticks up for my different Gibson

Your Gibson is, almost objectively, nothing short of bizarre aesthetically , but if you like it then that's all that really matters. We are not, however, saying that it isn't a quality piece of kit or that you have a bad product.

SexyGreyFox · 25 Oct 2009 at 17:08

Nitefly said:
Your Gibson is, almost objectively, nothing short of bizarre aesthetically , but if you like it then that's all that really matters. We are not, however, saying that it isn't a quality piece of kit or that you have a bad product.

You put it better than me.
It may play brilliantly but I don't think you'll still have it and love it in 10 years time unlike Jimbo (and me with my collection) who will shudder every time we open a case.

Neoni · 25 Oct 2009 at 17:13

dmpoole said:
You put it better than me.
It may play brilliantly but I don't think you'll still have it and love it in 10 years time unlike Jimbo (and me with my collection) who will shudder every time we open a case.

How can you talk on behalf of someone else, are you referring to him shuddering? he didnt buy it for the fun of it, he bought it because he likes it, over the years itll age and itll become personal to him, daft way of looking at things to be honest dave!