Show off the guitars you no longer own.

[Econ]

These two items are the ones I miss the most:

GMW Charvel Strathead Replica




Peavey Triple XXX modded by Voodoo Amps



The actual owner of the GMW is selling it and has given me first dibs to get back the guitar, so I'm happy to say we worked out a deal were I'll be getting back the guitar by the 15th of next month.

The owner of the Voodoo modded Triple XXX is our very own Charvelguy. If he decides to sell it someday I'll definitely try to get it back.

[nonamemx]

1986 Charvel Model 3. Nice guitar, great neck. Bought it impulsively off ebay during a strong charvel model series gas attack. The guitar was great, except for one thing: The Kahler fucking Traditional tremolo. I couldn't keep it in-tune for an entire song. I brought it to band practice when I first got it. . .ruined the practice because I had to keep stopping and tuning it. It wasn't just slightly out of tune, strings were hopping a half step out of tune left and right. So dissapointed and frustrated at that. I sold it to a friend, who plans to have a floyd professionally installed on it, so it will be a GREAT guitar. No more Kahlers for me...


1995 Peavey Predator. My second guitar, but it might have well been my first, since my first one I only had for a single month (maybe two) I had this thing for about 4 years. . I played it non-stop the first 2. I learned to play on that guitar, it had a nice neck. I modded it countless times, as evidenced by the many holes in the pickguard from various control knob/switch configurations. It was a decent guitar, but all in all. . not very good. Crappy Poplar body, crappy tremolo. I replaced the pickguard, tuners, pickups, straplocks, but it was still sub-average after all that. I traded it in for my Ibanez RG550 Desert Yellow in February this year. I kinda miss it, since I put so much into it, but . . you gotta let them go man. I'm content knowing that somebody out there is enjoying it like I used to. I dont really miss it or regret selling it. You gotta learn to move on, or drown in your piles of stuff!


1994 Jackson JTX. I fucking LOVE the design. Funky Floyded Strat-Tele hybrid, with a maple board, 24 frets, and the great H-S, single volume knob configuration was really great too. There was only one flaw with this guitar, and that was the overall quality. Just didn't feel very good.


Cheap Washburn RG copy. This picture isn't of my guitar, I found it on the internet, I never took a picture of the one I had. I only had it for a month or so. It was my very first electric guitar. It was the exact same model, RG copy with the floyd rose, HSH, side-dot inlays, and that weird grey green metallic color. I dont remember much about the guitar at all. I kept getting the high E string stuck under the side of the 3rd fret, which stuck out a tiny bit. I thought the problem was TOTALLY and COMPLETELY UNREPAIRABLE!! (LOL, I didn't know! I was just a dumb kid ) So, I freaked and traded it for the Peavey Predator above. /\


Circa 2002 Fender MIM Tom Delonge Strat. I liked the 70's headstock and I THOUGHT I liked the Hardtail. I wasn't a fan of Blink 182, but I had planned this guitar out from the start. I finally got it all put togeather and modded, and I didn't like the end result. (HAHAHAH, looking back its hilarious, at the time. . it definately wasn't). So I sold it. It was actually a REALLY great guitar, alot better than the standard MIM strats, and it was only $400. I ended up selling it for like $450 on ebay. A big HELL YEAH for Capitalism...



This one is the only one I REALLY regret selling: 1990 Ibanez RG560. I sold it to my friend, who wont sell it back. He re-painted it, and now it looks bad. )
I'll never stop kicking my ass about selling it. . .every time I see the picture I get mildly upset OH well, I 'll get another someday and appease my troubled mind...