My Guitars Page.

 

This is where various info on my guitars can be found.  Yup.  I have three guitars right now, Pictures and descriptions shall insue:

 

Big Red

Tiny

Little Dano

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Big Red:

This is my first guitar ever.  It’s a Jay Turser Vintage Series.  I got it from Music Center Canada in the summer of ’03 for $240.  It does the job, but some things are out of whack with it.  I have to readjust the bridge and the angle of the neck.  I’ll do that when I have time to.  But yeah, it’s a pretty standard little strat rip-off.  Nice color, a couple of dents, sounds like crap for now but I’ll change that.  I remember when I bought this one.  I only had enough money to afford the guitar, I had no strap, no case, no amp and no tuner.  That was shitty.  In order to hear it properly I plugged it in to some shit-ass computer speakers, those were the days.  I also was saving for the amp so I couldn’t buy a strap yet, so I made one out of duct tape.  It was sturdy, and stylish.  I keep this guitar tuned to drop-D so that I don’t have to constantly tune and retune.  This is the one that is used for playing Rammstein and Disturbed songs as well as songs by other bands that use D.  But anyhow, here are some picture of it:     Back to top

No strings in this one	Lovely Headstock	The back

Tiny:

This is my second guitar.  I bought it the summer of ’04 from Music Center Canada like my last one.  It is a Jackson JS330 Randy Rhoads.  Cost about $470-ish.  I like this one, I think that it looks good, and it is of way higher quality than Big Red.  I call this one Tiny and the other Big Red because of the weight difference.  This one is extremely light compared to Red.  A little awkward to sit with, but such is life.  I keep this one in standard tuning for clean songs and for the many bands that use standard tuning or some variation of it (Slayer, In Flames, Iron Maiden, etc.).  I enjoy this guitar.  It sports one of my favorite record labels on the back, Nuclear Blast.  They tend to some of my favorite bands such as Soilwork and In Flames.  But yeah, not top of the line, but still great in comparison with Big Red. Pictures shall follow:              Back to top

Its beautiful	Headstock	The back

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Little Dano:

This bass guitar is special to me.  Not just because its my only bass, but because of where I got it from.  My girlfriend, Danielle, gave it to me( hence the name, “Little Dano”).  She bought it a number of years back and hasn’t touched it for a long time, so it is now mine.  Bass is fun to play, I prefer to finger pick and play it like its meant to be played rather than use a pick, unless I have to play fast shit, then the pick is the only way to go.  I have absolutely no idea what kind of bass it is or how much it is worth, but it is nice and I like it.  Standard 4-string, nothing too fancy.  I like it. Here are a few pictures:  Back to top

Me holding it	It gets the stand	The top half