I play guitar mainly now. Black Epiphone Special-II GT w/ Killswitch White, cheap Crescent Guitar 15-Watt Behringer Amp D'Addario Light Top/Heavy Bottom Strings Dunlop Gator Grip Picks Weeping Demon Wah Pedal Electro-Harmonix Metal Muff Pedal Digitech Death Medal Pedal Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay
saxophone - pretty much a beginner set up even though i've been playing for like seven years haha. getting a better mouthpiece soon. double bass - school hire/not great piano - old out of tune piano (Eflat/Bflat chord sounds really fucking dissonant even though it's meant to be a fifth lol) (electric) bass - mid range squire p-bass. shitty practice amp. guitar (not well ) - most of what i own is my dad's hah, but i guess i can say i have two fender strats, one later seventies, other mid eighties and a fender lead 2. and a marshall amp (forget which one), but it's been messed with so that we can get the same amp distortion without annoying neighbors, meaning it's much less powerful than it original was.
Epiphone Les Paul (Which sounds better than any Gibson I've ever played) Marshall AVT2000 50watt (valvestate amp) Boss Metal Zone pedal Yamaha Compass Series semi-acoustic shitty Squire Strat
Viola - 11 years. Violin - 7 years. Cello - 7 years. Piano/keyboard-related instruments - 6 years. Guitar - 4 years. Mostly acoustic, I play around with an electric every once and a while but yeah.
Dean Electric/Acoustic 4-string Bass Squire 5-string Electric Bass Pretty decent Fender amp. Very nice effects pedal. Boss ME-50B Been playing for 4 years on and off.
A bass player! After playing with my bass player for a while I've noticed they don't get as much credit as they should.
Ah...I used to have such a beautiful Ibanez. They make great tones. Never played a 5-string by them though. A sad truth in the world of music. Well...rock music anyway. Much more exposure in Jazz I've found.
My Ibanez has some ridiculous tones. It's excellent. It's a discontinued pattern and neck style though, which is cool. The new models they came out with changed some things for the worst, so mine is very desirable.
guitar for 2 years Jackson Warrior and Marshall 10w practice amp I will be upgrading my rig soon enough
I'm a keyboardist; I'm also broke, so my setup consists of nothing but an R3, with a pedal and a dynamic microphone ('cause gooseneck mic's are lame!), which all runs through a KP3, and, then, sent to bedroom stereo speakers. ;x
You're my hero! I have an R3 and a Roland Juno-G and I'm getting a KP3 (and hopefully a kaossilator pro) when I get back to the UK. I have a KP1 but it's a bit shit lol. I also have a Padkontrol, a microkorg, kaossilator, a peavy XR-500 amp head with a 400-watt peavy speaker and a behringer 300-watt amp/semi PA. I run a dynamic mic through my R3 aswell. I've actually just finished packing my synths up for my flight back to England tomorrow. Have you seen the latest released korg products they revealed this week?
I would say go for it but admittedly I'm a little bias. But they are fun instruments to play, plus if you have both it's fun to jam with another person.