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[Alison]

Nice, I like the sticker

[mspunk13]

This is my peral white Ibanez GSR-200 and my recently modded faux Strat (Kramer VT111S w/ DiMarzio Super Distortion/PAF Pro pup combo, split coils, checkerboard pickguard). I decided to post them together because they're a couple.
EDIT: Oh, and there's an Offspring poster in the background There's also a NOFX concert ticket signed by Smelly and El Hefe

[mr munkee]

Well, I've come back after two years to update my stuff. In my previous post I showed the guitar I had and mentioned a drum set I wanted to get. I also showed another guitar I wanted to get but I lost interest in getting it.

So here's what I have now.

Here's the drum set, I got it probably a little bit after my old post:



Here's my amp/effects set up for guitar:



Here's my bass amp:



And here's all my guitars/bass:



That's a Squier Jaquar bass, an Ibanez RG 2EX2, a Fender American Standard Strat, and an Ibanez AEL20E Acoustic-Electric guitar.

A long time ago I wasn't even interested in strats and thought I'd never get one, but that was when I first started playing guitar and based it solely on looks. But I really like their sound and also like the way they look now.

[Ryder1234]

Im just about done a guitar I started making in 08 haha. Finally, I just painted it yesterday and im working on the electronics now, still a bit of routing to do though. The electronics and neck are from and old Squier Tele that wasn't that nice looking anymore, but the parts were good so I took it apart. I originally wanted to have the same electronics/hardware as a Les Paul, but I don't really have the money and I already had the Tele parts. Eventually when I save up some cash I'll either upgrade to some better Tele Pickups and electronics, or the Les Paul stuff, but for now I just want it finally done :P





I didn't use any pore filler on the wood and didn't prime it before painting, I wanted to see the wood grain through the paint cause it's oak and has really nice grain patterns. I just did like a coat and a half of black and a single coat of clear, then polished it with rubbing compound and buffed it. It's got some really good shine to it for how quick I did it, I'm impressed haha. All those autobody courses I took seem to be working, the last few guitars I've painted have turned out real well.

[JANNY]

One tom is missing. I had to change top (batter) head

[Ryder1234]

So V-RG Builder came back online recently, and I decided to mess around on it. I ended up creating this . Thennnn I got the crazy idea to actually refinish my RG like that. So after a couple weeks of sanding, painting, and rewiring, here's what I ended up with!

I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, I only ended up with one or two small drips in the paint, and they're in out of sight places so its no worry. Pretty good for a quick paint job at least

Here's an album documenting the change from how it used to look to what it is now https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1&l=3e92fe2972

[Ryder1234]

My RG and Strat, both repainted by me. There's a story on the RG in the post above this, as for the strat I really just wanted to paint another guitar after i did the RG, and that design kinda popped into my head so i went through with it.





Had a little fun with the back of the RG too

[dexter12296566]

This is my guitar. Nothing fancy, it's a Starcaster I got like 8 or 9 years ago.

This is the sticker on the bottom. I'm not sure how well it shows up in that photo.

This is my bass. It's a 6-string Sound Gear by Ibanez.

[Thomas]

Here's my kit in the set up I've been using lately. I have a few other cymbals, two other toms, and a couple other snare drums, but this is the way I like it. The shells are nothing to write home about, but I do think that I have managed to prove that good heads and good tuning can make even a lower end drum kit sound professional.