Any musicians here?

[MRH]

Yep, teles and strats are very distinct sounding guitars, I’m a fan of them all.

#metoo...bahaha!

 

[alleycat]

But seriously, for me it depends on the type of music I’m playing. I like strats for blues, tele’s for chickin-pickin country, and a Les Paul for rock lead with lots of effects. I like the Gibson Lucille through an old valvetronix tube amp for rockabilly and R&B

 

[MRH]

I can play a G,C, and a D

Heck yeah man. You can almost play as much as my 5 year old son. LOL!!

 

[InTune]

Mainly sticking to electrics

Hell, I even cover some Cheap Trick on acoustic. Un plug it mane

 

[Blue bio balls]

Obviously he has never seen your sexy girlie figure

On

But seriously, for me it depends on the type of music I’m playing. I like strats for blues, tele’s for chickin-pickin country, and a Les Paul for rock lead with lots of effects. I like the Gibson Lucille through an old valvetronix tube amp for rockabilly and R&B

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Gay...

 

[lisztomania7]

If you feel so inclined, post a pic of your rig.

My distortion pedal broke, can’t find where to plug this thing in.....

 

[MRH]

My main rigs. Technically they are electric.

 

[3clicks_Off]

I just picked this one up for my 15 yr old rocker.

2000 Gibson Les Paul Studio.
Adjusted the action and new STI Nickle strings. Still needs more cleaning on the gold and I ordered the pick gaurd with bracket from Gibson

 

[MRH]

2000 Gibson Les Paul Studio.
Adjusted the action and new STI Nickle strings. Still needs more cleaning on the gold and I ordered the pick gaurd with bracket from Gibson
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Awesome! It is great to see the younger dudes picking it up! That is a dang nice guitar too!

I have 2 cousins (brothers) and they are both playing. They are 17 and 18.

My 5 year old rocker. He loves it all. Rock, country, bluegrass, whatever...Yes, I am proud.

 

[nwbn90]

But seriously, for me it depends on the type of music I’m playing. I like strats for blues, tele’s for chickin-pickin country, and a Les Paul for rock lead with lots of effects. I like the Gibson Lucille through an old valvetronix tube amp for rockabilly and R&B

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Hell yeah bro