Official 15-22/guitar thread :D

[sahlomonic]

Figured I'd start one since its been talked about. I had no idea we had so many guitar players up in here!

I'll be adding my pics shortly.

My live rig

Top to bottom, Marshall 3310, Jet City JCA100H, Soldano cab with Scumback M75 and H75 speakers. Sterling AX40, PRS 25th Custom 24 SE

Practice rig and my 15-22

Peavey Vypyr 30, Peavey 1x12 cab


15-22 has UTG foregrip, BSA 30mm 5 MOA red dot, Gripp tab. Love it!

 

[DesertFox]

now we're talking

Guns and guitars make for a good partnership. A couple of battle axes and a couple of Smiths. M&P15-22 Pink Platinum edition, Model 46, M&P15-22P, Dean Vendetta 7 string and a Dean Razorback DCR Transblack #56 of 100.

 

[Brett248Vista]

I don't play but most of my friends do. Here's what happens when they get together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8IQ8h6cSpU&list=UUpZt1VmVzHvrNH6nEefNaNQ&index=3&feature=plcp

There was roughly 30K worth of equipment there that night. Two new LesPaul's an Agile (LesPaul clone) Fender Classic, Ibanez lead, 2 Ibanez 6 string Acoustics, Ibanez 12 String Acoustic, Eddie Van Halen and I'm sure more that I'm forgetting about!

As for Audio Equipment we were running a pair of Peavy Stage Monitors (Horns and BW Woofers) off a Carvin 12 channel, Wireless Audio Technica Mic Setup, Guitar amps were Marshall, Vox and some Behringer processors thrown in for good measure.

I wish I could have captured the audio without distortion but it was SO friggen loud!

 

[sahlomonic]

I have an Agile myself. Great project guitar, and good enough for me to gig with regularly if I need to.

Also built up and painted an EVH style guitar

Never should have let this one go

Hell, I went through too much over the last 3 years go post, so here's a link if anyone's interested:

http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e178/sahlomonic/Guitars/?start=all


Zombie defense gun

 

[jmp45]

A few gear shots, looks like the pic posts got deleted on the other thread. 72 Major, 69 Small Box, 96 SLP, 2204. The 78 small check cab sounds amazing with the slp, black backs. If I'm not using a IA Blues 60, it's that rig. I can kick in the major along with it for a little extra.. can't do it for long, these old ears can't handle that sound pressure for long. I run a line out from the hot plate to the rack into the 50/50 9005 and out to a couple of 1 x 12 cabs for verb and delays. A wet/dry/wet setup. I've been doing this since the 60s.

PRS CE24..

Please don't quote the images, they may be going away at some point. Thanks

 

[bullittmcqueen]

JMP45: drool. you sir share my tastes for quality (read: vintage) Gibson, Fender, and Marshall gear.

Here's a few of mine:

1981 Fender Cherryburst Telecaster
1997 Fender Blonde B-Bender Telecaster
1957 reissue Fender Stratocaster
2007 Fender White lefty Stratocaster restrung righty
1998 Gibson Cherryburst Les Paul Standard
2009 Gibson Tobacco Les Paul Junior
1971 Martin D-18
2001 Martin D-28

1980 Marshall JCM 800 Combo 2x12 Celestions
Fender Blackface "Evil-Twin" 2x12 Bluebacks
1972 Fender Silverface Twin Reverb with Master 2x12 JBLs

Assorted Floor rig with TS-9, Vox wah, BOSS delay, Univ-Vibe

 

[Majorlk]

I have my father's 1954 Martin - don't know the model number.

 

[BlueLizard]

Such a cool thread!

My collection:

Music Man Axis
Music Man Axis SuperSport
Music Man Axis SuperSport MM90
Ibanez JS2000
Ibanez RG670DX
Ibanez RG565
Fender Strat (Japan, 80's)
Fender Tele (USA)
SGC Nanyo Bass Collection (5-string)

(loads of pickup/electrics upgrades etc. in the above)

Also:
Takamine EAN10C
Tanglewood (electro acoustic; forgot the model!)

The Music Men are just such great guitars

Gear-wise, loads of stomp boxes and other pedals & processors, but main amps are:

Laney GH50L (w NOS Mullard EL34's)
Orange Tiny Terror
Yamaha DG80
AxeFX Ultra
Sansamp PSA1 -> TC Electronic G-Major -> ADA MicroCab II (main DI setup prior to AxeFX)
Laney 4x12 loaded w Celestion V30's & GH12-30's

Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[jmp45]

Cool thread for sure.. Very nice studio Blues.. I'm a little more geared up for live, not much as far as recording gear. I have an old Akai DPS16 deck, still works great outdated as it is. Haven't played out in many years, just no time, I do miss it very much though. I could kick myself for the gear I sold off in the early 70s (58 les paul tv among others), not to mention the stuff that was stolen, 68 SG w/Vibrola, full 73 super lead stack...

 

[PainterlyShotgroup]

Someone needs to duct-tape their 15-22 to their guitar. The way Ripley did with the gun and flame thrower in aliens. This way you can rock out and kill zombies at the same time!

 

[smokey04]

I have 17 high condition vintage guitars. Gibson, Gretsch, and Martin. PM me if you're looking for a great investment. Nick

 

[BlueLizard]

Very nice room you have too, jmp45 - probably more need for hearing protection in there than on the range!

Haven't gigged in anger for a while myself too (and missing it as I get older), but other than the day job paying the mortgage, I'm busy running a little recording business from my studio. It's a vocation, for sure


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[jmp45]

Could be a tinnitus zone for sure. May not be as loud as standing right next to an sbr muzzle with a brake but I'll bet pretty close. Getting older I'm finding that I can't stand the sound pressure levels like I could in the 60s and 70s, especially the highs. I still like to push it occasionally, but not for a considerable length of time. These old amps sound best at a higher volume to get their voice and they bloom nicely. Be smart concerning your hearing you youngsters.

 

[tacticaledge]

I had past tense. a charvel/jackson two jackson dinkys a 2 jackson randy rhodes, a custom neil moser blue snakeskin paint, two epiphone les pauls, a gibson les paul special, a fender strat a yamaha cutom w/emg p/u 3 ovation acoutics a yamaha acoustic a full recording studio drums,bass i miss being in my old band.

 

[DunninLA]

interesting thread! I play a 1969 David Russell Young acoustic dreadnought (similar to Martin D28, just a lot better).

Anyway, a funny thought occurred to me. Can you use a guitar hardcase (obviously with the guitar removed) to transport your M&P 15-22 on an airplane as checked luggage? I'm trying to avoid purchasing a rifle hard case just to use for plane trips.

 

[Sid Nitzerglobin]

No pics but here's the run down:

'63 Jazzmaster
'93 Les Paul Studio w/ a perpetually cracked headstock
Washburn Strato-like of unknown vintage
Cheap but decent playing classical of unknown brand

Peavey 90w 1x12 tube whose model # eludes me at the moment
Fender Twin Reverb from the early 70's

A bunch of decent recording gear and mics from my former life as an recording engineer that I haven't touched in years and should probably be sold off at this point