Aluminum Electric

I got this guitar in February 2019. It was made by Kevin Burkett of The Electrical Guitar Company. It is amazing to play

Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded Series

Guitar shown with world famous model North Ultima-Thule Lincoln-Miller.

Full name of the model is "2015 Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded Series T Electric Guitar Worn Brown". Below is a track I recorded with the guitar.

Original issue 1990's Fender Jag-stang and Vox All Tube Combo

Got this in September 2013 at Capitol Hill Pawn and Loans. Got the amp there too. It sounds amazing. No way I can prove this, but I feel like this was a batch that Kurt Cobain once owned. He designed this guitar model, and I can see Fender shipping him a bunch. My wild hunch is after he died Courtney Love gave the guitar to some local friend. That friend finally pawned it.

Lefty Japanese Fender Stratocaster

Owned this in 2001. While learning to play it I got billed as an act at the Evergreen State College Multimedia Festival. I played it though a Digitech multi-effects unit, and my playing style was largely influenced by the lead guitar by Phelps "Catfish" Collins (brother of Bootsy Collins)in "Ain't it Funky Now" from the live James Brown album "Love Peace Power".

Chapman Stick

In September 1998 I received a custom made Chapman Stick. I had contacted Emmett Chapman (actually his wife handled communications) and asked for a 12 string stick with fretless on the bass 6 strings, and fretted on the lead guitar end of the range. The Chapman's informed me mine was one of only two in the world in this configuration, the other being in Norway. The instrument cost me about $2300, and plugged into an Ampeg all tube combo bass unit.

Chapman Stick

MusicMan Stingray. Left handed, Fretless. Natural Finish

I loved this guitar, its almost a person to me. I special ordered it from Ernie Ball, not just the company, but the man himself. It was one of the last guitars built at their original factory in San Luis Obispo, and a few months later Ernie Ball (the founder of the company) died.

1965 Fender Bassman in immaculate condition

It cost $1500, bought at Bass Northwest. I consider this the most sexy instrument I ever owned.