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Ageing Hippy with Tricky
Ricky
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Ibanez Roadster - I like
it because it's plain- no scratchplate, active and looks basically like a
Precision with an extra fret- but I think it's
better! Works for me (Yes, I know all about Ibanez pickups... but it's still good!)
Phil Lynott had a guitar like this- but his had a scratchplate. 
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Squier 51 - has a Stratocaster
body, a Telecaster Neck and lookalike hardware, a 1951 Precision scratchplate
and a coil tapped Humbucker - and it plays like a dream as well!
Yes,
it IS a Flying V - and a real one, it even has Made in the USA on the back
(It's a 2008 issue of a 1968 version) and here's my buddy Dave K playing
it 
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Rickenbacker 4003 -
totally different animal, also known as Tricky Ricky. You have to play this one gently.... but what a
sound! Still working on all the different sounds you can get with this.
...and this is the other
thoroughbred in the stable - this time it's an Epiphone Thunderbird IV. |
Tanglewood Odyssey - I
know it's an Ovation copy, but the colours match my cowboy boots! The
action is a bit high- which makes it good for open G tuning and a bit of
copper pipe to play slide guitar.
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