Here' re 2 relatively new acquisitions of mine

A Fullerton ST-6 and a Fullerton ST-4 with a licensed Floyd. And an old Squier from '99 with a 2001 rosewood Squier neck and red, silver and blue Lace Sensors.

My amp is a V-amp 2 I got a few Christmases ago, I need to upgrade the eprom on it so that I can control the input gain.

hello all

I have a Epiphone Valve standard (DSP and 1 12")
Fender Hot Rod 4x10

3 BC Rich Warlocks
A NJ warlock with a dimebucker in the bridge pearly gates in the neck.
A platinum warlock (the 7 slipknot guys guitar before he put his name on it) with a envader in the bridge and a jazz 57 in the neck.
and a stock warlock delux.

A DeArmond m75t stock
a Kramer 1985 Barreta

Metal zone

My Gear;

Guitars
- Late 70's Lotus Les Paul (great guitar but extremely heavy... Has some battle scars/knife wounds... I love it)
- 1995 Squire "Bullet" Stratocaster" (great action but electronics are noisy)
- Washburn X-25 (Love this guitar.... Only complaint is that I don't like the tiny fret markers on the fret board)
- Floyd Rose Discovery DST-2 (w/ Quick Loader Bridge) (Just got this... No assessment yet)
- Classical Acoustic (name brand unknown... Took off the nylon strings and put some electric 9's on. I know you should not do this but it sure made this guitar great for those camp fire blues sessions) (This guitar has been through the wringer)

Amps
- Peavy Rage 15W (excellent 2 channel practice amp)
- Behringer V-Tone GMX212 2X60 Watt Stereo Guitar Combo (very good)

Electronics
- Ibanez LU10 Chromatic Tuner (good)
- Digiteck RP100A modeling/effect pedal
- Boss BR-600 Digital Recording Studio (excellent)
- Boss RC-2 Loop Station (excellent)
- Wireless Headphones (brand unknown)

I guess that's it...

I just got my first electric, Its a Epiphone G 400, i got it used and i am not sure if it the vintage model or the regular but w/e

I picked up this First Act starter package from WalMart. I practice it all the time and I got good. I don't care if people laugh.

Word to yout mother!

i have an epi lp custom flame with a duncan jb4 and a duncan 59 paf, sigma dreadnought style acoustic, marshall 30w 2 chan, dunlop crybaby, ibanez tubescreamer, dod chorus, a drawer full of slides, capos, strings, picks, tuners, stringwinders, old pickups and swithces, dvds, books, straps, pickguards, cables, pictures, pieces, parts, all combined with limited time and limited ability to use them. lol.
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hey bradzilla - i had a g400 for a while. i liked it pretty good. i found it to be as good or better than most in its price range.

Yeah, i liked it more than the other things i tried around its price range, which included an ibanez sz and a jackson dinky, the epiphone was about 100 dollars less but i just loved its feel : ]

i am a fan of epiphone. gibson is the holy grail for me and i just cant afford them right now since im a working stiff with a mortgage and a stack of bills. epi offers something that is more affordable and i think the feel and sound are closer to the real thing than some of the others. i like fender guitars too, but squire seems very poor to me. i am impressed by some of the epis, especially the higher end mods. there is a guy in my area who cuts and supplies wood for gibson and he is pretty involved. i have had several conversations w him about it and he told me that gibson seems to govern epis quality a little more than you might think. as far as im concerned it shows.
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I'll try and get photos of everything, but here's the list....

Guitars

2000 Brian Moore i2
1981 Gibson Sonex 180 Deluxe
1996 Epiphone Les Paul Standard
1959 Silvertone U1
1989 Kramer (Striker I believe)
1998 Fender Strat (MIM)
1997 B.C. Rich Warock NJ series
Year? Carlo Robelli electric/acoustic
2002 Dean Artist electric/acoustic
Mid to late 90's Jackson Dinky

Amps

Fender Ultimate Chorus 212's
Crate GX15
And for late night stuff, I run the guitars through a Behringer V-AMP2.

Ibanez Artist Ar-250 - heavily upgraded w/bone nut, Seymour Duncan's and coil tap
Fender MIM strat - w/ Dimarzio pups
Hughes and Kettner 20th anniverary tube amp
Duncan Wah, Marshal Govnor, Boss Blues driver, boss chorus and DanElectro Delay pedals
Boss GT-6 for recording
Fender Frontman 25R for practicing

Gibson 67 reissue Flying V in white(more cream now)
BC RICH NJ JR-V

Crown CE1000 power amp
behringer auto-com
behringer virtualizer pro
DOD dual 15 band EQ
Peavey heritage 2x12
PODxt
Pocket Pod
Ibanez weeping demon wah

old Randall 4x12 with 70 watt celestions
Behringer 4x12 stereo cab
2 1x15 B-52 PA cabs
2 1x18 Yamaha sub-woofers
Behringer pmx3000 powered mixer

Fostex mr-8 mk3
Variouse cables from cheap to mogami.

not as much as i used to have but enough to keep me entertained.

Guitars:
Hamer XT Vector (flying v). Nice V copy, bit of original character to it. not just a straight Gibson copy
Gretsch Duo Jet. Bit of a jump there I know. Really nice guitar that was given to me by my Uncle when he felt he no longer needed it. Filtron pickups for a real vintage rock tone :)

Effects:
Digitech 120Rd effects board. Valve driven effects board, sadly discontinued now. Amazing piece of equipment. So much more freedom to set up the effects as you want them than you would get on a modern effects board. of course that does make it harder to get going with than a modern equivalent.
Boss DS-2
Behringer Hell Babe (budget priced wah wah) not brilliant but good if you just want a wah sound for adding an interesting sound to your songs. Wouldn't recommend it for serious funk players.

Amps:
Vintage Fender Bassman (orange/yellow cloth and all :D) You all know this amp and its proud history. I think the guitarist from Wolfmother used to use one before it blew up....
Marshall AVT 150 half stack. Not the best amp Marshall have ever made but it deals really well with having a multitude of strange effects coming in from the effects board. Also has four channels (including a next to useless acoustic simulator which I use as a 'mute' channel). Includes an inbuilt effects room (which is what attracted me to it originally) which isn't bad, mainly good for adding reverb easily to what your playing.

All in all my set up is usually

XT Vector (I love flying v's), 120Rd, AVT150. This allows me to play heavy rock with the crazy effects that I love so much. (the other guitarist in my band tends to nick my DS-2 and wah wah nowadays, cheapskate!).

18 Guitars
12 Amps
God only knows how many pedals

guitars

-gibson sg special faded
-yamaha g231

amp

-laney hardcore mxd

effects

-zoom 606

Guitars -
Gibson Les Paul Standard
Fender American Standard Telecaster (stacked DiMarzio humbucker in the bridge but I am going to get the stock pup put back in)
Yamaha FG730S acoustic

Amp -
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo head
Mesa Boogie 4x12 oversized cabinet

Rack -
Monster Power Pro 2500 power conditioner
TC Electronic G-Force multi-effects processor
BBE Sonic Maximizer 362 (bypassed and plan to sell)

Shopping for -
DMC/Voodoo Lab Ground Control Pro midi foot controller
DMC/Voodoo Lab GCX Audio switcher

Next Guitar -
Fender American Standard Stratocaster

Hey, Ive been playing for about 2 years. Im only 15 so i dont have a monster rig but i Recently Purchase a Laney LV200 Tube amplifier. Sounds great with my Budget Les pau ($700)

Guitars:
Electra Les Paul Select (Good)
SX Custom Acoustic (Average)

Amps:
Laney LV200 Tube Enabled (Exellent)
Laney AH 50 (Good)

Electronics:
Ashton DS30 Distortion Pedal (very Average)

Im currently Seeking a multi effect pedal for guitar. Budget Around $100-400
Any Sujestions would be great

Okay, I'll go with the "short list" of what I actually use in my live rig.

Gibson Flying V customized by me in every way
Gibson Blueshawk

Marshall TSL100
Traynor Custom Valve 40 I made into a head
and either a 1936 2x12 or a 1960a

Then for verb and delay and sometimes compression, I have a TC G-major, controlled by a rolls midibuddy or an art x-15 if I need the volume pedal - the midi also controls the channels on the amplifiers, leaving me with my presets and just one stage controller.

actually since im sitting in a room that houses my guitars as I renovate my basement...

gibson V
Gibson blueshawk
Takamine 12 string of some sort - it was expensive anyway
taylor baby taylor
squire bullet strat with a midi pickup
epiphone masterbuilt acoustic
bacon banjo company banjo from the 20's
epiphone mandolin
hand made classical with no markings - made by Larivee before they were "big"
Fender jazz bass
Guild single cutaway dreadnoght - my pride and joy of acoustics

Guitar: '94 gibson les paul classic

Hardware: tone pros locking bridge/tailpiece
graphtech saddles
pair of emg-81s
sperzel locking tuners
neutrik locking jack
dimarzio jumbo frets
schaller straplocks
fatfinger sustainer

Amp: carvin x-100b with el34 and 12ax7 JJ tubes
Cab: jackson 4x12 with celestions
Cables: monster studio pro 1000
Effects: boss gx-700 with roland fc-200 footswitch
Strap: comfort strapp
Strings: d'addario xl ej22 (.013-.056 with wound 3rd)
Picks: dunlop red jazz III
Misc: gorilla snot
tone fingerease string lube

Gibson Les Paul Studio>MXR Doubleshot Dist.>Boss CE-5>Arion Tubulator(cheap pedal that actually sounds ok)>Line 6 DL-4>Crybaby Wah>ErnieBall VP>Boss TU-2>Peavey XXX Head(Clean sounds great! But I hate the tone on the crunch and ultra channels)

Guitars-
LTD Ex400
Custom Fender Fat Strat
Fender MIM Jazz Bass

Amp-
Line 6 Spider 2 head (soon to be replaced)
Line 6 4x12 Cab

Effects-
Vox Wah
Boss DD-3
Boss CS-3
Boss NS-2
Electro Harmonix Lil Big Muff
Boss RC-20
BBE Rackmount Sonic Maximzer (not always in use)

Random-
Monster Cables
Jim Dunlop Jazz 2 picks
DR Strings