What guitar do you have?

i have a steinway... hardly a guitar. but gibson::guitar as steinway::piano

-steve

Nice. I've always wanted a piano.

Ive got an Ibanez accoustic... but i cant play

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Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes

I've got a yamaha accoustic.

I was playing and singing last night (Long Island Iced Tea turns one into quite an entertainer).

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Only the very safe,
Can talk about wrong and right.
Of those that are forced to choose,
There's some who will choose to fight.

I've got an old Epiphone acoustic guitar, some shitty Samick bass (don't ask) and my baby-- the 5-string Carvin LB75 with a dual-coil Humbucker, a J99, active/passive electronics, and good ol' KOA wood. I love me.

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is snuggly

Two Godin LGXT's (one red, one black)
Fender Strat
Guild 12-string
Takamine 6-string electro-acoustic

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No one told you you when to run...you missed the starting gun

I've got one sweet Fender Strat (standard) black and one nice Ovation Celebrity (sunburst). yep, these are all the guitars I've got, but, hey! there's also a legendary Yamaha DX7 series I synthesizer, that is the first digital frequency modulation synthesizer from 1983.

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Who was only a stranger at home
Who was ground down in the end
Who was found dead on the phone
Who was dragged down by the stone

No Floyd without Rog

WaterSlut #00000002

Quite alot of guitarists here...

I've seen some really nice Yamahas acoustics, the handmade ones are supposed to be the best, I think. Guild is high quality, imo, and I really like the Gibson and Martin acoustics. Some of the Taylors I've seen sound good, too.
About that Martin, maybe you could lower your action some by lowering your bridge a little, without throwing off the intonation. But even so, seems the guitar could serve a good purpose as a open chord guitar if needed, especially since you say you'd rather play electric anyhow.
Any particular effects you like to use? Delay? Echo? Reverb? Distortion? Chorus? etc...I'm thinking about building my own effects "box".

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'...some hand in hand, some gather together in bands, the bleeding hearts and artists make their stand...'

[quote]Originally posted by Brick Lowrider
[b]Quite alot of guitarists here...

Of course... Dave IS indeed the man....

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My guitar collection is actually stricly a bass guitar collection

Hamer Cruise 5-String Electric Bass Guitar
Fender BG-29 4-String Acoustic Bass Guitar

Nothing wrong with that. 5 string bass you say?

Wildman: yeah, Dave's "da man".

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'...some hand in hand, some gather together in bands, the bleeding hearts and artists make their stand...'

I took it to a luthier about 15 years ago, but the guy advised me to just leave it as it was. The bridge cannot be lowered enough to make much difference. So I do use it just to play open chords & up to about the first half-dozen frets. I also tune it down a full step to keep the tension on the neck at a minimum. It has marvelous tone, as you might imagine.

My fav effects are reverb, chorus, overdrive, and occasionaly a little distortion. Sometimes a wah pedal. I used to use a lot more distortion, but got tired of it, and prefer a more clean sound now.

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Taking away from you for the greater good. (The Audacity of Socialism).

"The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings.
The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery." -Winston Churchill

"Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant" - Omar Ahmad (founder, C.A.I.R.)

BTW, anyone considering buying an acoustic guitar might be interested in looking at a "Garrison". I have a musician friend who sells them, and I was looking at one a few days ago and was really impressed. It is available with the "Buzz Feiten" fret layout, which eliminates intonation problems. Play an open E, then an E barre on the 12th fret, and it's dead-nuts on. Basically, the fret spacing has been adjusted slightly to compensate for string-lengthening when a string is depressed to the fret.

check it out: http://www.garrisonguitars.com/

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Taking away from you for the greater good. (The Audacity of Socialism).

"The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings.
The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery." -Winston Churchill

"Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant" - Omar Ahmad (founder, C.A.I.R.)

Thanks, pal.

BTW - I have a piano myself. Can't play it.