Easter Lockdown Rig Porn

JerkMoans

thegummy said:

sgosden said:

Do I have to lug my gear into the garden to take part in this thread ? 

And it has to be a sunburst Strat and roughly biege fender amp

Other forms of gear are acceptable.

JerkMoans

sgosden said:

Do I have to lug my gear into the garden to take part in this thread ? 

Not at all. Perhaps festoon with chocolate eggiwegs/rabbits/chicks for an Easter theme?

thegummy

JerkMoans said:

thegummy said:

viz said:

Wow, how big is that tree? What is it?

It's a Giant Tonewood

We’ve been through this: wood has no effect on tone  

John Mayer's tone has an effect on my wood though.

thebreeze

viz said:

thebreeze said:

thegummy said:

sgosden said:

Do I have to lug my gear into the garden to take part in this thread ? 

And it has to be a sunburst Strat and roughly biege fender amp

Oh well that’s okay then...

Wow, how big is that tree? What is it?

That’s an amazing old oak tree.  It’s hollow on the inside.

thebreeze

soma1975 said:

I think it's just a tiny little guitar and amp. Normal sized tree. 

The tree is big, it’s just that guitar and amp are giant sized

Gassage

PC1971 said:

  @Gassage
[img]https://i.imgur.com/SEQYW1r.jpg 

One day you should do a Guit photo course on here. Just exceptional, always. Hope you and Bella OK.

lincolnblue

JerkMoans said:

Inspired by a thread started by @Gassage over on the Facebooks: let's see some Paschal rig porn.  

Here's mine: both bits of kit acquired on here.

Love the look of that amp - what is it?

JerkMoans

lincolnblue said:

Love the look of that amp - what is it?

Abbot Princeton, 1948 (!) Celestion speaker; spalted beech enclosure.  My NAD thread here...

Voxman

viz said:

thebreeze said:

thegummy said:

sgosden said:

Do I have to lug my gear into the garden to take part in this thread ? 

And it has to be a sunburst Strat and roughly biege fender amp

Oh well that’s okay then...

Wow, how big is that tree? What is it?

The tree is actually quite small - it's just that the guitar and amp are only 1/12th scale models! 

Musicwolf

thebreeze said:

That’s an amazing old oak tree.  It’s hollow on the inside.

you don't find too many that are hollow on the outside............or do you?

Technically I think that makes it a semi-hollow or possibly even just chambered.

Ohh, is that my coat?

thebreeze

Musicwolf said:

thebreeze said:

That’s an amazing old oak tree.  It’s hollow on the inside.

you don't find too many that are hollow on the outside............or do you?

Technically I think that makes it a semi-hollow or possibly even just chambered.

Ohh, is that my coat?

Hahah, there's a swarm of bees living in there too - so that's bumble bee capacitors and semi-hollow.  If I could find some strings long enough it would just about pass for a Gibson.  The weight's about right anyway.

WindmillGuitars

Current rig over the Easter weekend has been this Custom Shop 339 and a 1964 Farfisa 8w valve amp which has a beautiful stereo tremolo ... 

pintspiller

@Anchorboy Farfisa as in the organs?

Bridgehouse

Bah. Last time I tried this outside malarkey this happened:

HoraceB

Last time I did a garden shoot I had these. Sadly only the Strat now remains. But it's good to look back

https://i.imgur.com/FPnI4j2.jpg

Vintage

 https://imgur.com/a/jDHQQAt 

Pablocrackers

More Strat Love! 

brooom

Been playing with a Clark Tyger (tweed bandmaster) and a Gibson chambered R8.

WindmillGuitars

pintspiller said:

@Anchorboy Farfisa as in the organs?

@pintspiller - yes indeed .. good knowledge as they're not very common.

drofluf

Musicwolf said:

thebreeze said:

That’s an amazing old oak tree.  It’s hollow on the inside.

you don't find too many that are hollow on the outside............or do you?

Technically I think that makes it a semi-hollow or possibly even just chambered.

Ohh, is that my coat?

Technically all trees are hollow on the outside

I think you may have taken my coat by mistake