Heather actually has a real guitar but I dont have a pic of it. She doesnt even play her real one any more.
Hey this kinda counts right?? We have 2 of these.
I have an unknown variety of Yamaha-Pacifica. It used to be my older brother's, so, being an intense (and VERY skilled) guitarist, he bent the neck a bit...
It looks like this:
I have a "Case Made In Canada" sticker from my brother's Gibson Les Paul guitar case, and a Blockbuster price tag on the pick-guard, reading "$29.99".
My brother has two much nicer guitars: a Jackson (model unknown; he won't tell), and the aforementioned Gibson.
I'm just his rhythm guitarist, and not even...
EDIT: I removed the stickers, it looks a lot better now.
i have 3 guitars. two of them are acoustic guitars and i can't remember the companies' name. the other is an electric guitar made by Lori, they went out of business awhile ago. one of the acoustic guitars is missing a string, the other one is just out of tune and the electric guitar has a warped neck and never stays in tune for more then a day. Did i mention that i can't play any of them? they used to belong to my dad and he stopped playing a long time ago. i don't have pics now but i will try to find some.
I'm getting a LP Junior (Epiphone *sigh*) and putting a new pickup in it. Haven't decided which one yet. I thought about invaders, but I want good clean sound too.
The Skjold's are a 35" scale vs. the 34" scale Fenders and Rics. They are also hand made with hand picked woods and electronics custom tuned to the instrument. The Skjolds also tend to be less weight while still retaining great sustain and tone. At the end of the day a 40hz is still 40hz but how you get there is the beauty of these instruments.
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