What was your very first guitar?

[senor_penguin]

Mine was a yamaha strat copy. I still have the body :2thumbups:

[Juggernaut]

Encore Les Paul Custom copy...........


Plywood FTW!!!!! :2thumbups: :w:

[senor_penguin]

same here lol. plywood ftw indeed

[MrSandMan]

My first guitar was actually really cool. It was a country and western looking peavey T-15 (brown with cream pickguard) with hardshell case. The 15 watt amp was built into the hardshell case.

The guitar was nice tho- Traded towards Patrick's Peavey Tracer.

[V-Type]

My very first guitar was a 1975 Sears and Roebuck LP sunburst.
MIJ but was truly a piece of crap. I paid a whopping $89 for the guitar and its starter amp set. The 10 watt SS amp had a Made in Canada for Sears sticker on it.

[floydmoline]

i had a plywood harmony i bought off a kid at school in '92 for 40 dollars..... still owe him 35 dollars for it :-P

[senor_penguin]

My first guitar was actually really cool. It was a country and western looking peavey T-15 (brown with cream pickguard) with hardshell case. The 15 watt amp was built into the hardshell case.

The guitar was nice tho- Traded towards Patrick's Peavey Tracer.


really? thanks man ha. I am still in shock about how you let this sucker go, I love it! :w:

[jackal]

My first guitar was an acoustic yahmaha Enterna.. leant the entier master of puppets album on that sucker... my first electric was an "Aria Pro II ZZ Deluxe" which i still have, acctually just put some PRS treble and bass pickups in it today YAY!!

[senor_penguin]

^ nice.. prs pickups = :love:

[MrSandMan]

My first guitar was actually really cool. It was a country and western looking peavey T-15 (brown with cream pickguard) with hardshell case. The 15 watt amp was built into the hardshell case.

The guitar was nice tho- Traded towards Patrick's Peavey Tracer.


really? thanks man ha. I am still in shock about how you let this sucker go, I love it! :w:


Me too.... :datz:

I'm sure it's being well taken care of.

[Brian Krashpad]

No-name 70's MIJ acoustic from my dad.

Still have it.

[Monster]

No-name 70's MIJ acoustic from my dad.

Still have it.


thats cool you still have it.. i wish i never got rid of my very first guitar,.... my youngest daughter 8 has her own acoustic guitar,,,, and i plan on making sure she keeps that,,

[floydmoline]

i'm glad i got rid of my first guitar lol, there are only 2 things in my life i regret getting rid of, a 90's big green sovtek big muff, and a epiphone les paul i bought off a kid for 20 bucks cause it had a broken neck....... now that i know how to fix a busted neck on a paul i with i still had it heh

[Bizarro Stu]

First bass : Dean Edge Playmate 09

First guitar : LTD M-50 :w:

[Monster]

First bass : Dean Edge Playmate 09

First guitar : LTD M-50 :w:


good guitar for your first...

[jeffreyliu838]

I had a Squier strat. Affinity. Honestly, it sucked.

[floydmoline]

well even the worst affinity i have played have blown all the harmony, and lotus guitars i have played

[Monster]

the way i look at it is there is always a better guitar out there then the one you own....lol.. :bowz: tis why when i was a kid i went threw so many guitars...... :w:

[floydmoline]

yeah and it's funny because it seems all the cheaper guitars, when you are a kid, the ugly ones sound good, and the guitars that look sharp typically sounded like shit lol

[Schecterfreak]

my first was an epiphone Les paul junior.... it rocked actually. good playability and with the addition of a tonezone.... it kicked some ass!

[characterzero]

Mine was the typical affinity series Squire strat. I actually liked it alright but it had crappy action/intonation. One day I was bored and my friend and I Van-Halenized it with some electrical tape. Took it off eventually.

[Servant]

JC Penney Harmony strat knock-off. Worst ever, but I loved being a 'rock-star'. It made me feel right somehow.

[characterzero]

Ha speaking of awful guitars has anyone ever played the Hammer Slammer? My friend had one, and it's just about the most awful thing you can play.

[Brian Krashpad]

No-name 70's MIJ acoustic from my dad.

Still have it.


thats cool you still have it.. i wish i never got rid of my very first guitar,.... my youngest daughter 8 has her own acoustic guitar,,,, and i plan on making sure she keeps that,,


That's a good idea, there should defintely be a connection to your first guitar, if it's not a POS. My first electric was in fact a POS. I have no idea what became of it. I took the strings off it and used it as a wall hanging for awhile (it was a Sears Generic). I do have my first 2 decent electric guitars, a 1960 Fender Duo-Sonic and a 1973 Ovation Breadwinnner.