Which guitar do you like?

[AntonTheMeh]

I have a bunch of different acoustic guitars, and a Fender Mustang i had to restring lefty and pay out my ass for. The most expensive was my 12 string acoustic, which is probably my favorite to play. I do my acoustics lefty with normal stringing though.

#teamlefty

[AntonTheMeh]

i have an Airline Bighorn that i got from eastwood guitars a couple of years ago, that i immediately regretted buying when i saw that they started selling left handed airline '59's in black (i don't even think they're selling those anymore) found out amazon had mexican st****(wanted an arctic white one) for the same price too.


saw a prototype of a hofner guitar in that violin design made famous by paul mccartney, I desperately want one in white.

[AntonTheMeh]

got this

instead of this

or this

really want this. left handed. in white.




as a guitar obviously.

[Barcham]

what happened?

Two years ago Aug 26th, I had a massive heart attack. Spent 11 days in an induced coma and another two weeks in hospital. When I was released, I weighed about 60 lbs less than when I went in and I really didn't play much at all for almost a year. Then I went back in to get a defibrillator/pacemaker implanted in my left upper chest/shoulder in July of last year which took almost a year for me to get full use of my left arm back. I did not play at all during that year. So I decided that the guitars deserved to be played, not stuck on stands for me to look at and I sold them off one by one. I had originally purchased each of them used and I sold them for roughly the same money as I paid for them and actually made a decent profit on a couple. I also had an Ovation acoustic-electric and an acoustic amp as well that are not in the picture.

Shit happens sometimes and you just have to roll with it. I did make sure they all went to good homes though, where they will be appreciated and played hard for years to come.

[AntonTheMeh]

Two years ago Aug 26th, I had a massive heart attack. Spent 11 days in an induced coma and another two weeks in hospital. When I was released, I weighed about 60 lbs less than when I went in and I really didn't play much at all for almost a year. Then I went back in to get a defibrillator/pacemaker implanted in my left upper chest/shoulder in July of last year which took almost a year for me to get full use of my left arm back. I did not play at all during that year. So I decided that the guitars deserved to be played, not stuck on stands for me to look at and I sold them off one by one. I had originally purchased each of them used and I sold them for roughly the same money as I paid for them and actually made a decent profit on a couple. I also had an Ovation acoustic-electric and an acoustic amp as well that are not in the picture.

Shit happens sometimes and you just have to roll with it. I did make sure they all went to good homes though, where they will be appreciated and played hard for years to come.

wow. you're a tough one, man. you're still here. you should start playing again.

[Barcham]

wow. you're a tough one, man. you're still here. you should start playing again.

I gave it my best shot. My doctor told me that 85% of people who go into emergency in my condition never make it out and of the ones who do, 95% end up with some level of brain damage. They expected I would be in the hospital until late December, early January, but I was out and at home in the third week or so of September. My doctor told me he was stunned at my recovery.

Unfortunately due to the heart attack, I suffered permanent damage to my heart and I now function with less than half the capacity of a normal heart. That has led to serious problems with stamina, I can no longer run or sprint or anything very strenuous and if I am out walking, I have to stop every few minutes to catch my breath. The problem is that my heart cannot pump enough blood to carry a adequate supply of oxygen to my system. So I have to adapt to my new limitations.

But on the bright side, I am still alive, I dropped over 50 pounds of excess weight and have kept them off and I STOPPED SMOKING!

Things could be worse. And if I ever get some extra cash, I'll probably pick up a Fender Squier Strat or Tele to play around with. I still have one amp left, a Roland Micro Cube. That thing is a blast!

[PlasterWraps]

that reminds me of jerry Cantrell's old G&L Strat with the pic of the naked girl on it. you should put a picture of Britta on it

Britta Rocks my socks.

I'm going to get my hands on a Prestige RG3770FZ one of these days, after that I'm going to look into getting a couple of Jackson to keep my collection at 5.

I don't know why, but my parents bought me my first guitar and it was red, and I've only ever bought red guitars since. In addition to the Gibson SG I had a red BC Rich Warlock that I also got rid of, that was a heavy guitar, like it when I was in my early teens but then got over it pretty quick.

[AntonTheMeh]

I gave it my best shot. My doctor told me that 85% of people who go into emergency in my condition never make it out and of the ones who do, 95% end up with some level of brain damage. They expected I would be in the hospital until late December, early January, but I was out and at home in the third week or so of September. My doctor told me he was stunned at my recovery.

Unfortunately due to the heart attack, I suffered permanent damage to my heart and I now function with less than half the capacity of a normal heart. That has led to serious problems with stamina, I can no longer run or sprint or anything very strenuous and if I am out walking, I have to stop every few minutes to catch my breath. The problem is that my heart cannot pump enough blood to carry a adequate supply of oxygen to my system. So I have to adapt to my new limitations.

But on the bright side, I am still alive, I dropped over 50 pounds of excess weight and have kept them off and I STOPPED SMOKING!

Things could be worse. And if I ever get some extra cash, I'll probably pick up a Fender Squier Strat or Tele to play around with. I still have one amp left, a Roland Micro Cube. That thing is a blast!

**** yeah, man. keep on keeping on. they should coat space shuttles with the thing your made of.

[Rudyo]

#teamlefty

I'm a righty naturally, but since I started playing at like age 7 it always just felt right to hold the guitar that way. Team lefty though, a lot of the greats.

[phallus]

Britta Rocks my socks.

I'm going to get my hands on a Prestige RG3770FZ one of these days, after that I'm going to look into getting a couple of Jackson to keep my collection at 5.

I don't know why, but my parents bought me my first guitar and it was red, and I've only ever bought red guitars since. In addition to the Gibson SG I had a red BC Rich Warlock that I also got rid of, that was a heavy guitar, like it when I was in my early teens but then got over it pretty quick.

I love that pic of Britta with the squirtgun, at first I thought it was Elizabeth banks.

I remember those old BC rich guitars, I think Kerry king from Slayer used to play a warlock. my les paul was wine red, I remember almost every band had a guy with the same guitar as me and the same wine red color for a while in the late 90's and early 2000's. that guitar was amazing to play, easiest guitar to play I've ever owned but it was made on Monday or a Friday, the damn thing was falling apart, even the paint was coming off