Hi..  i see some nice stuff around here, :)...

 
Here's my baby (Ive been playing for few years, but not really...  before it i had some acoustic one, which i used to train with( but always trying electric guitar techniques :)....sounds crazy but it's true...    then i got tired of it and bought this gear:

(ive never been down for buying the guitar and stuff because in my band i sing and only ...  i do play for passion, but its kind of secondary... )
 

this is a 2004 release if im not wrong... it has 22 large frets on a rosewood fingerboard, agathis body, maple neck and tune-o-matic bridge which strungs through the body..

there are 2 humbuckers (cort's own powersound pickups).the body has a tapered armrest cut in, making it comfortable to handle...im very happy with this guitar, suits me better then expected  :)

a Cort - Z  22 

This combo is small but kills the neighborhood...

my pedal

These shop pics suks but i can't shot my own stuff right now for bigger force reason...

Ill do it as soon as i can..

PunkyLunky:

Wow, you've got quite a set there!  Beauties!

p.s. and OUCH ...... love that G&L that got away!

 

Yeah, I really wish I still had that Rampage, but the angle of the neck, etc. just killed my wrist, so I ended up selling it.  Not a big Kahler fan either. 

Here's the rest that got away - minus about another 50 or so that I don't have digital images of...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9236192@N04/sets/72157600461972423/detail/

have you seen the dean vandetta? i heard it shreds

im looking to buy either the vandetta 4.0 or the hardtail select(yours)

do you have any recomendations

If you want to improve your guitar's tone, i've just discovered an easy way to do it. I got some new solid steel bridge saddles because my old ones were cast metal and not very pretty and i've noticed a big increase in sustain. The guitar also seems more slinky. Maybe it's a placebo effect but i think its improved the tone. Most higher end guitars already have solid steel bridge saddles but if yours is cheap its worth checking out.  

It's not me playing it, but this is my Jackson. I'll get a close up of it someday, but yeah...

Ibanez RG2EX2

I'm too stupid to get pictures on here so here's the URL:

This is my Epiphone Les Paul 100. It's my first electric guitar and I freakin' love it. It was only $250. Still had the stickers on it in this picture. 

ok.. here they are...

not individual pics, but a group shot so to speak.

clockwise from top left...

Greco spanish style acoustic guitar,

Martin Backpacker acoustic

Hohner 12-string acoustic 

Rogue Squier bass

Peavey Mantis

Fender dao acoustic electric 

I don't think I posted my guitar right but this is what it looks like:

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Yep, there she is, fresh outta the box. Ol' Bessie Lou is what I call her.

Well, I got yet another setup!  This is a new version EL-34/Non-reverb Shiva with an Oversized 2x12.  I am definitely digging this setup.  I am also awaiting a Bodenhamer Bloody Murder Overdrive (http://www.Bodenhamer-electronics.com/) to boost the Shiva into more saturation, and a Monsterpiece MK II fuzz pedal (http://acapella.harmony-central.com/showthread.php?t=1778565).  Definitely check out Bodenhamer and Monsterpiece if you are looking for high quality, affordable effects.

 Anyway, onto the pictures:

Needless to say, I am a happy camper!

Hey CP, where did you say you live again? This is exactly the setup I'm dreaming of.

How much did it cost you? 

That's my guitar. I was too lazy to take a picture of mine, so I found a picture online =D It looks quite a bit like a Strat if you ask me.