Strat
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Do check out vinee – she’s quite new / / / / For the Passions Group / / The first instrument I bought new, in 1966, was a Japanese Yairi Nylon Stung Classical Guitar (far left) with a one piece rosewood neck and fret board, and who knows what body. I think it cost around £20. This was the mainstay of the folk music I was into during the 60’s. I sang and played in a short lived (about 1 year) folk duo in 1966 with a guy called Pete Haines – where are you now?? / / By the time the 70’s rolled around it was laid aside in favour of a Vox Phantom Electric (£25 – 2nd hand) and a Hofner Solid Electric. The Hofner + bent neck, was traded for an air rifle! / / The Vox + £60 was traded in for a Jap Les Paul Copy in 1971, which I owned until I sold it 1995 for, yup, £60. If only I had kept the Vox Phantom; now worth c. £700! It had an unusual semi-solid body and after I set it up, a great action. The two humbucking-style pickups gave a very pleasant sound with a slightly jazzy air. But the best feature was the Bigsby arm. Wonderful lump of metal. Some people say that this style of arm gives tuning problems. All I can say that in 24 years of ownership, it never gave me any trouble at all. A friend ‘borrowed’ it for about 10 years from 1980 to 1990, and he never complained either. / / I bought a new steel string acoustic in 1977, an Epiphone Texan FT 145 SB (2nd from left) for £70. This got well used in acoustic groups I was in during much of the late 70’s and early 80’s. It then continued to be the mainstay for most of my playing, until I retrieved the Jap electric around 1990, which covered mainly gospel and worship music. In ‘97 I had a transducer and pre-amp fitted to the Texan, which gave new life to the ol’ girl! / / Having retrieved the Jap electric, and begun to use it again, I was soon hankering after a better machine, because i was playing more rock orientated stuff for which the Jappy was not truely suited. / / Spotting an ad in a local newspaper I was soon the owner of a Gibson Epiphone Les Paul Custom in Black with Ivory edging and gold fittings (centre). The guy I bought it off was planning to do a university course in music, but failed to make the entrance exam and, disillusioned, was selling all his gear (shame). It was a year old, in immaculate condition, and I got if for £250 (retail c. £450). I have to say it is the best electric guitar I have ever owned, is a delight to play and about as near to owning a ‘real’ Gibson Les Paul as I am likely to get. / / I had always fancied playing some bass guitar, and towards the end of 2000 started to learn. I bought a Fender Squier Affinity P-Bass (2nd from right) and a Laney HC60B amp, which makes a nice combination. The bass cost £139 and the amp £179 Although the Epiphone Les Paul is a great guitar, I wanted to extend my available ‘sound’ and bought a very nice, new but slightly shop soiled Fender Squier Affinity Stratocaster (right) off ebay and a Marshal MG30 Amp – V. nice indeed! The Squier cost £49.95 and the MG30 £117.50 / / .... and, yes, (to a question in the comments) I do play all of these, but not all at the same time (LOL). / / Music has been a passion since I heard my first 45 rpm single, Tommy Steele’s, ‘Little White Bull’ (yes, I’m that old). With the guitar I was also able to make and create music. It remains a passion to this day. / / PS – the photos were all pre-digital, scanned prints, so apologes for the lack of my normal superb quality! LOL / / © photogenique (dave peddie): using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action. /
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I love the wood in this one, it’s really speaking to me, and the sound is great.
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The third in my Guitarist comic series
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My fender start and its awesome silver black sunburst!
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Vintage Rocker Image – Man with Guitar. Cool Suit.
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The tree is made up of electric guitars, acoustic guitars, synthesizers, microphones, headphones, violins, basses, saxophones, trumpets, speakers, a drum set and more. There are a few music notes coming out of the top saxophone, too.
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A fanciful rock’n’roll image featuring my favorite thing in the world – The Fender Strat !!!!!
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As well as dabbling in photography, I am also a closet muso. My little studio – Marshall JTM30, Maton EM225 “Paul Colman Special”, Ibanez RG440 Roadsta, Squier Strat and Crown CK-10 Keyboard. Hey, I don’t have that much of a budget, so something had to be compromised…
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“An electric guitar is a guitar that uses pickups to convert the / vibration of its steel-cored strings (sometimes nickel) into an electrical current, which is made louder with an instrument amplifier and a speaker.”
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The late, great bluesman (or rather, his battered ‘Strat). Taken far too soon; RIP, Rory. / / This work was created with the help of Wordle / / .......................................................................................... / Image Copyright Duncan Waldron © 2009 / This image may not be reproduced without permission / .......................................................................................... / /
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in homage to the great stratocaster and all those who created the fabulous music with it! hey guys..this was inspired by a design that Jake wears on two and a half men! click for more of my designs / /
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