Rumey The Paladin

Princess Ivy

I have an Ovation Celebrity Delux semi aucoustic. Very pretty, good sound. My dream was a Fender Montaro with chello back. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

knivesout

Depends what sort of sound and feel you want I guess. From what I've fiddled around on, Gibsons are great for that warm tone and more retro sounds, Jacksons rule for shred and Fenders are the most versatile. Ideally I'd love to have a Fender p-Bass, instead I have a replica built for me locally. I had to have it built because I'm a lefty and southpaw axes are hard to come by here.

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Princess Ivy

get a right handed one and re-sting, like hendrix.

knivesout

I used to do that, but with a Fender style, the cutaway is in the wrong place and its hard to noodle around on the higher frets. Anyway, my custom piece has served me really well for about half a decade now. I love her dearly.

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Princess Ivy

Same with the Ovation.
I know the feeling. My first guitar was a little cheapy. no particular model. Great sound though, gut sting aucoustic. I had to leave her behind when I emigrated, I still miss her.

Rumey The Paladin

I've Got a Epiphope which i jam around on i learn but the guitar its an electric with an 15W fender amp and i lov it every bit

Princess Ivy

Epiphone and Gibson are the same company. My mom plays a Gibson semi aucoustic.

erickad71

My husband plays guitar. He has several...three Fender guitars, two of those are electric and the other one is an acoustic. Then he has an Epiphone acoustic and a Washburn, Ibanez, and a Kramer which are electric. The Fenders are his favorite. Oops, almost forgot he has one more, a Squire Stratocaster, which is made by Fender. One of the things he spoils himself with.

I, Brian

I've just got a battered tank of an acoustic with the words "Harmony" at the top. I figure that's the company that made it. It's from the 70's or something.

When there's more space I will definitely invest in a few acoustics - never really got into electric (maybe because I never had one, just jam on other people's).

Make doesn't matter to myself - I wouldn't know how to tell one guitar brand sound from another. If it's in tune and is fairly easy to play then I'm happy.

Not played much guitar recently, though - only recently undusted and re-tuned my Harmony a few weeks back, after around 2 years with no play.

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Rumey The Paladin

I, Brian i've heard(ears)/seen harmony's i dont no what there like though

and for the other person sorry i forgot ur name umm epiphones are a copy of gibson there not the same close to though

I, Brian

This Harmony is a tank among acoustics! The clearance between the strings and the fretboard is pretty absurdly high. Takes some strength to play - no dainty dancing of the fingers. However, I was told that if I could learn to play that, I could play any guitar. People who learned on electric's first simply cannot cope with it. Barring is a nightmare.

It's a bit worse for wear nowadays, though - will buy a new one some day.

Are you particularly into guitars, Rumey? If so, do you tend to prefer acoustic or electrics? (Or even semi's?).

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Princess Ivy

but don't get rid of Brian, those old babies are something special.

Princess Ivy

In fact they are the same, it is very rude to talk about things of which you don't know. Click the link below to see the full range of Gibson/Epiphone guitars.

http://www.mailameal.com/dyn/d2001.3...ne.18s.1nr.cms

This is my baby though


Not mine specifically, but this is what she looks like.

Arwynn

i have an epiphone les paul studio model..its not "As" good as a gibson les paul..but i love her..she is black with white fretboard and bridge and nut..ect. i also have a classical..yamaha..i got her for my 13th birthday from my mom..and i recently bought a candian made art and luthrie steel string..which i have taken apart and am rebuilding a bit differently.