Axe pix

[finstah]

We have a rig pix thread so I thought it might be cool to have an axe pix thread. Here's mi familia.

[Soloist]

ok here are mine: Silver Jackson Soloist, Red Ibanez RG35XXV, Aqua ESP, Transparent Red Jackson DK2MQ

[finstah]

nice axes man  :thumb-up:

[Dante]

Finstah, you sumbich....now I have to get all my axes out of their cases and line them up  ;D

Nice collection!  :thumb-up: (esta mui bueno)

[Soloist]

Finstah, awesome graphics on the Jackson :thumb-up:

[Systematic Chaos]

2 of my current mainstays:

2002 Pre-Prestige Ibanez RG620QMSP (became the Prestige RG2620QMSP in 2003)
- Mahogany Body w/ Quilted Maple Top
- DiMarzio Crunch Lab bridge / LiquiFire neck pups
- Original EDGE trem


Ibanez Prestige 10th Anniv. RG1420FBHB
- Basswood Body w/ Flamed Maple Top
- DiMarzi MegaDrive bridge / AirNorton neck pups
- EDGE Pro trem

[rnolan]

Mmm Nice  :whoohoo!: and great idea star BTW, i'll arrange a family shot but here's a starter:
left my JPLP, right Mikes LPC.

[finstah]

Finstah, you sumbich....now I have to get all my axes out of their cases and line them up  ;D

Nice collection!  :thumb-up: (esta mui bueno)

haha. I had to do the same thing and thought to myself, why the hell do I need all these guitars.

[finstah]

Finstah, awesome graphics on the Jackson :thumb-up:

thanks dude, it's the Art Deco model

[kawai2g4b]

Definitely digging the gambale Ibanez!

Here's part of my arsenal from L to R:

One off Lipman custom, Fender Lite Ash Strat, Kawai F-1 Jr., w/ P-rails, Aria Pro PE-R80, Carvin SH-225, Ibanez ATK750KA, Kawai F-1.

[rnolan]

Nice  :thumb-up: :whoohoo!:

[MarshallJMP]

that lipman looks nice,but i must say i never heard of these,anything special to tell about these?

[kawai2g4b]

Apparently Mr. Lipman is a respected repairman/luthier that was an original builder/parter in Ed Roman's operation. This guitar predates that partnership.  The guy still makes a living doing repairs in New England somewhere but rarely builds.  Other than that whoever previously owned this one tried to replace the original Kahler with a tune-o-matic and screwed up the bridge placement.  I had to drill holes into the bridge to move it back without rerouting the body.  In spite of all the crazy surgery (including a neck tilt) done to it, it sounds amazing and sustains like nobody's business.

[MarshallJMP]

Ok thanks for the info.

[El Chiguete]

Well here is what my living room looks like  :metal:

PS:
After I took the pic I added the front doors with an acrilic glass and wood frame.