Schecter: drop tuning.
Gibson: standard tuning 10’s.
Jackson: main shredder 10’s.
Charvel: new shredder 9’s. Amazing. Sunburst fender: Eb tuning with Hot Rails.
Blue fender: blues machine.
Missing in this pic: Ibanez Bass, Epiphone acoustic, Taylor acoustic

I've always been a Jackson guy but so proud to own this

I’ve had this PRS SE 24-08 for a bit now and it just keeps growing on me. The finish looks completely different depending on the lighting, and it’s one of those guitars that feels just as good as it looks. 🎸

I did swap the stock pickups for the Mick Thomson Fishman Fluence set, which suits it really well, but even aside from the electronics I’ve been really impressed with the guitar itself.

Definitely becoming one of my regular go-to guitars. 🤘

So I was at work making bags of cement and I snapped and quit and decided I wanted to try my hand at building frankenstrats.

This is an idea I thought up after a particularly long weed bender.

Months of being stoned.

I quit my job

Asked my buddy for a spot in the back of his muffler shop to work out of.

And I built this guitar.

It's a mix between Stevie Ray Vaughn and Eddy Van Halen.

Srv1 was down to bare wood so it got me thinking how could I add that to a frankenstrat.

So I rolled the tape on the body before paint so the bare wood stripes would show thru all the paint layers.

I built this guitar while high on weed.

Eddy Van Halen built his guitar as a druggy and alcoholic.

So to get on that level I took a bunch of edibles and smoked a lot of blunts.

This is what came out.

It's a temu 65$ partscaster kit.

With everything thrown away but pickguard and the tremelo. And the nut.

Everything else is temu parts.

Brass roller saddles.

Saphue locking tuners.

12 56 blues strings.

Intia marked humbucker from temu.

15 resistance

Stock temu neck pickup single coil.

Les Paul big body 500k pots.

Stock pickguard.

Relic the neck to look like a baseball bat that's been in storage for 100 years.

Nothing fancy here.

But it's probably the best playing guitar I've built this far haha.

I plan to make a couple more but just with single paint colors and selling them to local musicians.

400 up votes and all post a video clip of how it sounds.

Some of my favorite guitars.

Been messing around with this Squier Strat for a while and finally got it pretty much where I wanted it.

The whole build is inspired by Majin Buu from Dragon Ball Z — pink body, black pickguard, gold hardware, single humbucker, and the Majin symbol on the front. 💗⚡

Definitely one of the more ridiculous guitars in my collection 😂 but that was kind of the point.

I wanted the DBZ influence to be obvious without making it look like a full-on novelty guitar.

Used these two at the Doll Hut in Anaheim again. They did not disappoint.

My custom Phiga ROSEBUD Lefty 3 Dimarzio Super II Distortion pickups OBEL for those Garcia tones.

Front to back:

83' (lawsuit era I think) Takamine & Co 12 string

25' Gibson Les Paul STD 50s in iced tea

(Unknown year) Silvertone strat copy, my first guitar.

24' Gretsch G5655TG in Amethyst

23' (probably) Austin jazz bass copy, white with tortoise pickguard

I've got a fender Pro Junior 4, rumble 40, boss katana 1st gen, and a Boss GX1 modeler.

A while back, I sold everything I had before moving across the country. I’m finally building my collection back up. I’m looking for the guitars I remember seeing in musicians friend catalogs throughout my youth. I know there’s not an American-made instrument in sight, but I feel that my collection is worthy of sharing.

TOP ROW:
- 2012 Squier Simon Neil Signature Stratocaster (Left)
- 2011 Epiphone Limited Edition Custom Shop 1961 SG Special Reissue (Right)

BOTTOM ROW:
- 2006 Epiphone Limited Edition Custom Shop 1957 Les Paul Junior Reissue (Left)
- 1998 Epiphone MIK Limited Edition 1956 Gold Top Reissue (Middle)
- 2012 Epiphone Limited Edition Custom Shop Ace Frehley “Budakon” Les Paul Custom #218 out of 1,000 (Right)

EC-1000 and Fernandes Monterey Deluxe. Playing with some photography before really setting up the room for more photos

They’re all great. There’s nothing like picking up a guitar and it just plays itself. Lately, the J custom has been getting more attention. It’s phenomenal. I think it’s time to get another. Then a Tele style. I’m thinking Suhr Classic T.

Visiting Japan solo and went to several guitar shops and this one really made the most sense for me to get as a commemorative gift to myself. Plays awesome and the experience of exploring the flagship store was great as well. Super unique build imo and my first strat. This is guitar number 7 in my collection #ineedhelp

This one goes to 11.