View Full Version : Where can I get a guitar stand for 3 guitars?
northwind
27-03-06, 10:42 PM
I've got a lovely Warwick for 5, but only 3 guitars to put in it... WArwick seem to have stopped doing their 3-guitar number, I can find loads of tripod ones, which I don't fancy, and this:
http://www.musicbynet.co.uk/acatalog/triple_electric.jpg
Which seems a bit bulky, and this:
http://www.chamberlainmusic.com/images/products1/GS430.gif
Which is the business biut aieee! More than my favourite guitar cost.
Any other options? PS, 5 guitar rack for sale ;)
Try strings direct (www.stringsdirect.co.uk).
I get most of my stuff from them, prices are pretty much unbeatable for the usual stuff, strings, picks etc. Not sure how much stands are going for these days but they have them.
northwind
27-03-06, 11:51 PM
You star, they've got the 3-guitar version of the one I have now. Sold.
Yep. Strings direct are very good, fast delivery etc, used them quite a bit. I've got the 5-way stand. Does the job g'uv.
Dan
Filipe M.
28-03-06, 09:45 AM
And guitars do you have to put in the stand, btw? :D
And guitars do you have to put in the stand, btw? :D
Fender Mexican Strat with Lace gold sensors
Standard Epiphone Les Paul
2x Fender Acoustics (I had one and a better one come up at the right price!)
1x Cheapo Acoustic (My brothers one from when he was learning, he gave up and its mine now)
Dan
Filipe M.
28-03-06, 10:11 AM
And guitars do you have to put in the stand, btw? :D
Fender Mexican Strat with Lace gold sensors
Standard Epiphone Les Paul
2x Fender Acoustics (I had one and a better one come up at the right price!)
1x Cheapo Acoustic (My brothers one from when he was learning, he gave up and its mine now)
Dan
"Classical" kind of guy, then? :wink: :)
northwind
28-03-06, 10:38 AM
A Warwick Rockbass Steamer 4-string (Warwick's cheapo brand, but it's the ltd ed with the Warwick pickups and active electrics)
An old silver series Squier Tele with Seymour Duncans and Fender electronics in it (Hot Rails and a Quarter Pounder currently, but I don't really like the QP) Lovely guitar, cost me £60 but I reckon that with the pickups in, it's better than any modern US Fender I've played. Plus, it's absolutely battered, as Teles should be. I'm thinking I might do a string-through conversion on it, the treble side needs fat strings or it's just a little too thin...
And a couple of oddities... 2 Fender Hot Rod Reissue Strats, a 50s and a 60s model. These are early 90s Japanese floyd-rose equipped fat strats, they're from the limited runs made with USA and japanese parts at Fujigen. One is fairly standard, bar new electrics (all the electrics on those early jap ones are rubbish) and a couple of Dimarzio single coils (the humbucker is a Dimarzio Super 3 from stock) It's Candy Apple and rosewood with white plastics. And I'm going to have to sell it :( Don't play it enough any more.
These are really uncommon, they come up on Ebay sometimes but the easiest way to see one is to go and see Bon Jovi, or Iron Maiden, or Sepultura ;) The Sambora and Iron Maiden signature strats are both based on the same model, and one of the twenty or so guitarists in Maiden uses one for his main live guitars.
They're also pretty cheap, usually ;) This one was absolutely mint when I got it, unplayable because of a bad truss rod but otherwise flawless, still had the plastic on the scratchplate! £150 for a 15-year-old brand new guitar 8) It'd been sat in a storeroom in Denmark Street for all that time since it was knackered when it arrived from Japan, but it wasn't a legal import so they couldn't return it. But it was a pretty easy fix so I snapped it up.
The other one was an absolute heap when I got it, cost me £100 which was waaaay too much. Needed totally rebuilt from the timbers up basically, and it's still not finished. I've converted it to double fat, with a Duncan Distortion and '59 in, and it's really nice, but it's cost a fortune to bring it up to scratch- totally new floyd rose even. It's got more switches than the national grid too, though they;re not all wired in yet. I'd kind of like to sell it too and just keep the bass and the Tele, but really I'd not get half of what it's cost me back, so I'm keeping it. I could break it for parts, but that'd be so depressing.
Also got about 2/3 of a Squier Stagemaster under the bed, that got cannibalised for pickups a while back... Anyone want a Squier with no pickups? :) Needs a new plate too. And a Jim Deacon ST-1 that I wouldn't use for firewood, which is in bits in the corner and needs to go in the bin, if I just had the heart.
Sorry, banging on a bit... I do like messing with guitars. Can't play the things ;)
And guitars do you have to put in the stand, btw? :D
Fender Mexican Strat with Lace gold sensors
Standard Epiphone Les Paul
2x Fender Acoustics (I had one and a better one come up at the right price!)
1x Cheapo Acoustic (My brothers one from when he was learning, he gave up and its mine now)
Dan
"Classical" kind of guy, then? :wink: :)
Na, blues 8)
Quiff Wichard
28-03-06, 11:42 AM
LOL
Viney I needed a giiggle....
lol thats made me laff...
ta
Filipe M.
28-03-06, 01:09 PM
I'm on my third guitar myself, been playing for around 18 years now (sh*t I'm getting old) but just never had much money to throw at it.
Also have 3 guitars (if you can call them that)...
Got one cheap Aria steel string acoustic, almost turning 15 years now.
One cheap Alvarez Dana II electric, bought 13 years ago. It was the lowest in the range with the "TriForce" pickup (triple-coil that basically s*cks) but the guitar has the slimmest neck I've ever tried and you can set up a real low action on it. With .009's it's buttery smooth. I've replaced the original tremolo and tuners and replaced them with Wilkinson and Grover bits. Now it stays in tune for more than 2 minutes. Need to replace the pickups, but they're expensive and wouldn't give me the flexibility I'd like to have (I won't even consider anything else than DiMarzio Evolutions for that guitar... :roll: yet, a bit of a Vai freak :roll:).
My latest addition, a Line6 Variax 300 to complement my also recently acquired Line6 PodXTLive. Those two give me a good deal of the aforementioned flexibility on a budget, and throw in a great sound for a really bargain price. :D The finish on the 300 isn't as good as the "bigger" 500 - 700, but you can't beat it's sub-500 euro price tag.
When I'm rich and famous ( 8-[ ) I'll splash out for that Ibanez JEM 7 and a Variax Line6 700 (or whatever they come up with by then)... and maybe a Godin LGX-T... and while we're at it, an Ibanez LACS 7-string... ok, I'll stfu :roll:
My sisters mate recently got a white Jem777. God, how I wanted one when Vai was a (nearly) credible guitarist to aspire to. Perferred the Black Floral Pattern to his gaudy 'I've just puked multicoloured paint all over my £1500 guitar'!
Me has got....
Ovation Applause Electro-acoustic. Sounds lovely wired up, a bit flat otherwise.
A Jim Reed PRS, basically very similar to the PRS in style, but 1/4 of the asking price, with decent, but not fantastic hardware. Wilkinson trem and twin coil tapped humbuckers by Kent Armstrong. Has anyone heard of this guy? They're hand built in Italy, but he's a Yank. AFAIK, only one importer to the UK.
Two old warhorses. A Hohner ST, my first electric which i put EMG81's into. Here's a hint to how long I've been shredding, it's snakeskin! :shock: :oops:
The other has a nice history. An Arai (not sure of model, poss. AVZ1) from very early 80's in Gibson Explorer style. This guitar has toured the world with my mate's folk rock band. Africa, US, Canada, Europe it's seen it all. Of course being a folk rock band he stripped the paint and had it bare oiled wood. Euuuchh, that had to go. Now metallica, black album, black as black can be, as it should be - matt black. None more black! :wink:
Money no object dream axe? Ibanex JS1000, the rare chrome ones! I think initially just 5 made. Tho the plexiglass one with blue neon inserts was very cool too. :love:
http://upload4.postimage.org/89645/Plexi.jpg (http://upload4.postimage.org/89645/photo_hosting.html)
northwind
28-03-06, 11:29 PM
A Jim Reed PRS, basically very similar to the PRS in style, but 1/4 of the asking price, with decent, but not fantastic hardware. Wilkinson trem and twin coil tapped humbuckers by Kent Armstrong. Has anyone heard of this guy? They're hand built in Italy, but he's a Yank. AFAIK, only one importer to the UK.
Funnily enough, I bought one of the single coils I used to have in the Squier off him. Ebay at its finest. "This is one of Seymour Duncan's finest pickups, allegedly, but I've fitted it into 5 different guitars and it sounded like a strangled cat."
the_runt69
29-03-06, 10:46 PM
personally I get my sons guitars from imuso.co.uk usaully cheaper than most places and deliver nextday, boy had the fender squirer to start with but thats been "borrowed" by the daughters boyfriend, an encore which I dont know the model of and a BC rich tribal which sounds great. He also has a bass given to him by a session musician which was home made and sounds the mutts which I play when I have the house to myself.
H
the guitars i own or have owned are:
ibanez JEM 7 WH (the 555 is a cheap, nasty version with the crappy tremolo system)
ibanez RG-3120 prestige with breed pickups (same as JEM 7 BK)
fender stratocaster USA series with fralin pickups
paul reed smith custom 24 10 top in whale blue with the bird inlayed fretboard (cracking guitar but heavy)
gibson les paul custom 3 pickup 'black beauty' reissue (again sodding heavy)
amp wise i use a Tech 21 Trademark as well as a nice amp called a Bad Cat Cub which i waited half a year to get shipped in from the USA, standard EL84/12AX7 valve thing but it sounds fat as f**k (pardon the french)
don't bother with effects except for a 535Q wah wah pedal which is ok but going scratchy!
i played in a band for years but gave up due to work commitments, hoping to start it again soon.. i'm not a brilliant player by any means, but i like quality stuff.. it feels so much more satisfying that a crappy 25W noname amp and a korean strat copy.
vBulletin® , Copyright ©2000-2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.