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I haven't been around much lately as i have been busy renovating a teaching/studio space in my place. The work is almost complete, just a few little odds and ends. I thought i would share a few pics of the back wall....
I plan on picking up the lunch report in the near future and will dive into the rest of the space.
It is a Jaguar Baritone (reissue of the Bass VI from a number of years ago). It really is just a place holder...I have 11 spots on the wall and only 10 G&L's! Will it be the LE-2, a Bigsby? only time will tell
Love the warm inviting atmosphere..well done !!
I started hanging a few instruments on the studio wall...coolest art ever.
Like a painting you can dive into at will , especially if it's an instrument
with a lot of personal vibes imbibed.
That's a gorgeous setup. I really like the recessed lighting above the guitars. I wouldn't have thought of that!
I'm in the conceptual stage of building a music room in the garage/basement and have been planning out a guitar wall. Are the hangers at 16" intervals, or did you frame the wall specifically for the guitar spacing?
Yes Jos, I certainly have the "bug" also...It has been almost 2 years since i became a member here at GbL and the number of G&L's has doubled in that time.
Ken, I am going to do the lunch report this week and will go through the details of the room! The guitars are at a 12" spacing...stay tuned
I do have a few students that do play them once in a while - I have a few students that come right after they are finished working and don't have time to race home and grab their own guitars. I think my local dealer is pretty happy about that fact also - Most of those guys now have their own G&L's!
pl14mjr99 wrote:This is unbelievable. You might have just saved my marriage. I'm going to show this picture to her so she understands my collection is small
pl14mjr99 wrote:This is unbelievable. You might have just saved my marriage. I'm going to show this picture to her so she understands my collection is small
Fantastic idea!
Only trouble is then I gotta admit that I'm lurking about a website looking at pictures of guitars.
pl14mjr99 wrote:This is unbelievable. You might have just saved my marriage. I'm going to show this picture to her so she understands my collection is small
Fantastic idea!
Only trouble is then I gotta admit that I'm lurking about a website looking at pictures of guitars.
My wife has mandated that I build a "man cave" in the basement and hang my guitars. I think it's more from a desire not to see cases lying around than it is for decoration. That's fine with me, although the "one in, one out" restriction I'm under until then is a downer.
My problem is that I will need to have two walls the size of Scott's, and any new acquisitions will need to go onto stands. It's a tough life!
Ken, I feel your pain as I have orders for no additional guitars. I am supposed to trade. I have a full living room wall and the ends of the adjoining walls for 22 guitars . I have 12 in racks and 1 in a display case. There are some on the wall in the bedroom and 3 on the wall in the garage. So according to Ginny, I have reached the limit. She probably has better judgment than I do. -- Darwin
darwinohm wrote:Ken, I feel your pain as I have orders for no additional guitars. I am supposed to trade. I have a full living room wall and the ends of the adjoining walls for 22 guitars . I have 12 in racks and 1 in a display case. There are some on the wall in the bedroom and 3 on the wall in the garage. So according to Ginny, I have reached the limit. She probably has better judgment than I do. -- Darwin
My wife said she had better judgement than me once, then I reminded her "you picked me remember"... case closed...
darwinohm wrote:Ken, I feel your pain as I have orders for no additional guitars. I am supposed to trade. I have a full living room wall and the ends of the adjoining walls for 22 guitars . I have 12 in racks and 1 in a display case. There are some on the wall in the bedroom and 3 on the wall in the garage. So according to Ginny, I have reached the limit. She probably has better judgment than I do. -- Darwin
My wife said she had better judgement than me once, then I reminded her "you picked me remember"... case closed...
darwinohm wrote:Ken, I feel your pain as I have orders for no additional guitars. I am supposed to trade. I have a full living room wall and the ends of the adjoining walls for 22 guitars . I have 12 in racks and 1 in a display case. There are some on the wall in the bedroom and 3 on the wall in the garage. So according to Ginny, I have reached the limit. She probably has better judgment than I do. -- Darwin
My wife said she had better judgement than me once, then I reminded her "you picked me remember"... case closed...
the big metalflake paint jobs is just awesome !! ..... those ASAT's do look good with out the pick guards .... I can see its going to take a long time catch up to you ..lol
I didn't know you had so many! And that SC-2 stands out for me, what a handsome guitar.
-- Darwin