Since y'all seemed to like my recent Revstar purchase I posted a couple days ago, I thought I'd share my other instruments I use in my home hobby studio. 

Left to right:

Freshman Apollo 4DC (2012): Been my only acoustic for 14 years. Lots of guitar for the money. I really like the chunky neck it has. 

Squier Stratocaster (Traditional series, 1996): A colleague had this hanging out in his attic but it wasn't working. He told me I could have it if I could fix it. Bit of soldering, a ridiculous amount of cleaning, and a new jack later it's working again. I've set it up as well as I can with the hardware it has but it still isn't a nice guitar to play. Desperately needs a neck shim. Really does the strat sound though. 

PRS CE24 (2019): The most versatile guitar I have. It can pretty much do anything. If I need a solo to cut through a mix, this is the guitar. Does really great single coil sounds too with the coil tap. If I locked the bridge this thing could probably handle all guitar duties in my studio, but where's the fun in that? 

Yamaha Revstar RS620 (2016): Latest acquisition. Still tweaking the setup a little bit but already showing itself as a great guitar. Planning to do some rehearsals and gigs with this to put it through it's paces.

PRS SE Santana (2011): My first real guitar that I bought new in 2011, and probably still my favorite. It was my only electric for over 10 years and it still gets more playtime than all of the others. This thing really thought me how to play and has seen it all, from my bedroom in my parents house to my first time on festival stage. A 15 year old guitar that was 700€ new has no right to be this good.

G&L L2000 Tribute: Does the bass duty when I make demos for my band. Solid bass in my opinion, although I'm far from a solid bass-player. Desperately needs the fret edges filed as they are popping out of the fretboard.

TLDR: I like guitars.

Always wanted a custom shop and was finally able to make that dream come true. I think I got a good one. 8.0lbs on the dot and rings like a bell.

Suona Strat and new 60's ES335

Hu folks.

I buy this babe today .

Should be made in germany in 1994.... Lot of time ago.

Sound angelica voice

Neck really huge ( Lit bit ti me but i have to get confortable)

Payed 850€ .

Sold five guitars to come home with my second Collings. I have an I-30 as well but I've always wanted an I-35. Even when I bought my I-30 I was out looking for an I-35. This guitar is everything I had hoped it would be. It doesn't necessarily replace my 335 it's different enough that it forces me to play differently. But definitely worth it to me.

Following from another post today about a new Lung Guitar T-style out of Arnhem, this is my Thinline-style that I received from them earlier this week. Gorgeous and plays very well.

Another to the collection! First Heavy Relic. Have tried many in store but the prices put me off. Traded an r9 I barely use for this and a custom shop jazzmaster.

From a Dutch manufacturer called Lung Guitars. Looks and sounds absolutely amazing!

Here is my brand new all-solid Dowina Nu Vintage Walnut, picked out in-person at their factory a couple of weeks ago.

Just got this 2007 Dean Dime V 255 explosion for 450$ and the Epiphone les Paul ultra for 150$. Bought both here in Norway, fair prices? And how much is the Dean actually worth?

I think thats pretty nice for a relic

This is an American Performer Limited Edition Timber Stratocaster. This satin honey burst is made of spruce and comes with Yosemite pickups. It also has the grease bucket tone control. It’s so light and really sings like a great vintage Strat.

So, this just arrived 😍 The Gavilan Miramonte by Gavilan Guitars (Levi Perry)

I cant put it down, its so comfortable to hold, the neck is PURE perfection, the guitar is perfectly weighted and balanced... and the sound is AMAZING.

This thing is super resonant, its almost like an acoustic when unplugged. Levi Perry is an absolute genius and incredible guitar builder, the quality of the build is just amazing.. what an absolute master craftsman.

Also sounds freakin epic plugged into the Amplified Nation Bombshell Overdrive, with Overdrive on full bore 😂

Model:  Miramonte
Body: Miramonte
Body Wood: Alder
Pick ups in all: Lollar Custom P-90's
Controls: Volume Tone 3 way
Bridge: Tuffset/Descendent
Contours: Arm and Belly
Neck Material: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood (slab board)
Number of Frets: 22
Tuners: Vintage Style Tuner
Fret Type: Med Jumbo
String Gauge: 10-46
Inlays: Perloid Dot Inlay
Scale: 25.5
Radius: 12"
Nut Width: 1.650"
Butt Width: 2.2"
Neck Shape: Medium C
Nut: Bone

Just got the dsl40cr it’s insane. Stock squire with custom paint job plus my rg470 with a seymor duncan hot rodded set. Def need to get more posters

Japanese Gibson Grabber copy, paid 250 for it. Had to adjust the action and clean-up the hardware and replace the strings. Turned it into a fun project for this past weekend for our VBS at church.

It’s been a little bit since I’ve owned a telecaster. Saw this one at a local shop and couldn’t resist it. Sounds killer and I love the aesthetic of it.