Guitars:

Epiphone Les Paul Custom Plus
Ibanez GSR200
Rogue LX500 5-String Bass
Lucero Classical Guitar
Takamine Steel String (EG240)

Amp:

Marshall AVT50
Mashall MS2
Gallien-Krueger Backline 310 fullstack

Effects:
Tubescreamer 9
Fabtone
DS7
CF7
DE7
Crybaby
MXR Blue Box
Korg Toneworks

Keyboard: MIDI Casio something, very old

Warwick 7 Guitar Rack

Uhhh

1 Omnidirectional Radioshack Mic
1 Vocal Radioshack Mic

Shure The Guitarist Wireless Unit

Bunch of Pro lookin patch cables i got off ebay

Silver Fantasy guitar strap off ebay for 11$, at GC its 15... mwhah
Fender Megacomfy guitarstrap, 40$

Dunlop Slide (brass)


Coming Soon:

Whammy 4
Strat or Tele


how am i doin so far? haha 3 years of work bought this ****...

whats next?

Another Toneworks user, what kind?
When will there be pics?

Yeah, i use it mainly with headphones, its the ultimate in portable amps

i need a power amp, and it sounds a bit to fake, and the noisegate is wayyyy to strong...

its the guitar box model
its blue with no expression pedal or anything

Come on man, you NEED a new bass!

Other then that, pretty cool!

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My stuff.
Rickenbacker 4003/4001 conversion project.

yeah i neeed a new bass, both of mine are uberlow quality

but im currently broke

(i got the Whammy money btw, im not THAT broke)

so yeah

i wish i kept my strat and bought the cheap warwick i saw at gc for 600

Eff that, get a Spector...I HATE Warwicks! A Spector will kill any Warwick any day!

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My stuff.
Rickenbacker 4003/4001 conversion project.

Wow, where would we be without intelligent criticism?

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My Rig:

Tele with Fralins/ Strat with Rio Grandes

Visual Sound Route 66 --> Robert Keeley Compressor --> Line 6 DL4 Delay

Mesa Boogie Blue Angel (Simuclass Mode 6V6s and EL84s).

I offered my opinion, what more do you need?

- Stuart Spector's active pickups are louder and more well definied then Wariwck's, and the EQ on their Czech-made basses offers more tonally then any EQ i've ever used on ANY bass.

- Spector basses are made for comfort, their compact and lightweight size is just a beautiful thing. I found most Warwick basses to be uncomfrotably heavy and bulky to play.

- I have played some Warwick necks that were just so insanly large. Literally, like a baseball bat. I used to think my Rickenbackers neck was large, but the Warwick necks i've played totally dwarf them.

- Obviously, this doesn't reflect everybody's opinion, but i'm not really into guitars that look like a piece of furniture. Some natural guitars look nice, but the Warwick's deep dark wood color just never appealed to me at all. Spector's natural finished bass however was one of the best basses i've ever played - though it was natural, the neck had a satin type finish on it that simply made it a dream to play. I kick myself all the time for not buying that bass when I had the chance.

Do you need more?

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My stuff.
Rickenbacker 4003/4001 conversion project.