What gear is going into your "vault" forever?

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Cornford MK50- too hard to replace

Anderson Classic w/ reverse headstock in Mellow Yellow- it's the one guitar that's truly become "mine".

Other than that, anything goes, depending on mood. :lol: :LOL:
 
my '73 sg standard and my '78 ibby cn 100. that's all. everything else could go and be replaced.. for the right price of course. :D
 
My Gibson R8.. All stock and it's best sounding guitar I've ever played.
 
fretout":2c3b6ot1 said:
For me, it looks like it will be a Crate GX-10 practice amp since no one wants them, and it's not even worth enough to try to sell it.
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:lol: :LOL:
 
I rarely ever sell anything, unless it's a pedal or something. I keep guitars and amps because tastes may change over the years, and I like the thought of having it all for my son someday when he's older.

I dream about what it would have been like if my father played guitar, and one day I opened up a closet and found a pile of vintage amps and guitars.
 
My Kramer Nightswan with Lightning finish. It was my "White Whale". Took me years to find one in that condition.

It's basically retired. I keep it maintained and strum it a little here and there... but it's my KEEPER!
 
For me it's my 1999 Gibson Les Paul R7 Goldtop. That one plays so amazingly and makes me feel more creative. I liked it so much that I found another 1999 R7 that was built at almost the same time (very close serial numbers).

Also, my Cameron LG/HG modded JMP that I've had for about 6 months. It's the most bad ass amp I have and I'll never move it.
 
Jet City Earhart and my blue Sterling AX-40. Both very sentimental to me.
 
For myself its my FJA modded Dual Rec. It just fits "ME" perfect for how and what we play.
I am sure I could get another one modded....but this one just sounds special. Everyone that heard it loved it and tried to buy it from me. I post some shitty clips and you can hear it, but thats a spit in the bucket compared to when you play it in a full stack. :yes:
 
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