Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

I've never named a guitar. Not opposed to it, just never really gave it much thought or took the time to do it. Maybe it's because they're more of a 'tool' to make music to me I guess rather than a partner. Although I've grown pretty found of a few.

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

I haven't named a guitar, but I've named my friend's amp Bertha. Also I call my keyboard the Casiotone Supreme.

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

All guitars named "Bessy"

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

My guitars name is Dimez!

For obvious reasons! :w:

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

All my guitars are/were called bitch. Example: "Let me play with this bitch for a little while, then I'll play that bitch over there". :w:

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

yeah I must say I use that term quite often myself!
I tell my wife, babe I'm about to crank this bitch... might wanna go in the other room.... and bring the dogs with ya! :biggrin:

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

LOL. I say almost the samething to my wife. Except my dog stays in the room with me. He's deaf now. We have to stomp on the floor to get his attention, and then use hand signals to tell him what we want. My bad.

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

I can't say 'bitch." Kids in the house.

And Ninja, expect a visit from the ASPCA.

:biggrin:

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

Sadly(or gladly) I can't take the credit for my dog's deafness. It seems as cocker spaniels get older, some of them develop hearing disorders. He's pretty old at 8yrs.(That's human years, not dog, you do the math.)

Re: Do you name your axe and what is your guitar's name?
 

Wait a sec... I resemble that remark!

Your dog's at most 56 in dog years (used to be 7x number of years but last I heard they'd revised it downward or made it more a variable scale as the dog ages). I'm 50 myself!