lol squier, that was my first electric too h:

Now I have an American Standard in swamp ash Its fawking gorgeous, but doesn't play like some of the baller guitars out there :hs:

 

Haha I had a Squier too, then a Gibson Epiphone.

Now nothing

 

USA standard SRV ('04)
'87 USA standard
Ibanez acoustic/elec (w/balanced in)
Fender classical/elec
Ibanez 4
Ibanez 5
Ibanez fretless 4
Oscar Schmidt (Washburn) Mandolin
Old ass (50s) Yamaha Classical
'90 Squier (my very first baby)

Many more that Ive sold or traded (like a dumbass) over the years and of course the home studio (not PC based, the PC is only for storage and minor eq tweaks) and all the effects labs and mics. I also have a Roland V-kit. h:

Sounds like a lot but its pretty much all I do other than work.

 

nice man, I started on a fender squire bullet, moved up to a epitaph les paul custom.

fenders are good first guitars man. but really need double coil pickups down the line. and practice practice practice.

 

Putting strings on the guitar might help that problem

 

lulz, that was right after I cleaned and oiled it, so yeah, no strings. But my comment was mainly in reference to my buddy's parker fly. When I pick that thing up, my fender feels like a caveman club. h:

 

i have a fender acoustic


and an ibanez bass

 

I'm rockin a early 1950s Olds t-bone with an internal amplifer powered by my lungs. You know my internal amp packs some power when I'm playing louder than guitar player in my ska band.

white n slow, nice axe!