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Electric Guitar - Less Paul Studio (Alpine White)
Acoustic Guitar - Fender Justice
Bass - Fender Jaguar Bass, Rickenbacker 4001 (1972)
Amplification - Marshall DSL-401 , Line 6 Spider II
Drums - Premier 4 Peice, Sabian Symbols
Keys - Casio (??)
Strings - 29 String Harp
REcording - Tascam DP-01 Digi 8 track, Tascam 4 track
Mics - All Senheisser microphones

I can play a little piano. I can play a big piano too.

I play the Baritone (hence the username) and the piano.

trombone (i have 3) and euphonium basically. i'm not good at any cool instruments-guitar, drums, etc.

Damn dude, that's awesome. I play the viola and violin.

Electric Guitar - Squier Strat
Acoustic Guitar - Fender
Acoustic Guitar - Turner
Bass - Washburn T14
Keyboard - Casio VL-1
Chinese erhu
Piano - Casio AP-45
Mic - Shure SM57

Currently:

Godin LG guitar

Diezel VH4 100 watt guitar head
Ampeg V-4 100 watt guitar head
Nolan 100 watt guitar head
Seymour Duncan 100 watt Convertable guitar combo amp(with backup amp chassis)
Bogen CHB-35 PA head

Marshall 1960B 4x12" speaker cabinet
ART SGE Multifex unit

Here's the instruments I own and play...

No-name classical guitar (recently purchased for $39)
Epiphone PR-650 Acoustic guitar
Washburn X10 Electric guitar
Peavey Patriot Bass guitar
Cheap 5-string banjo (I play old-timey, frailing style)
E.R. PFRETZSCHNER 3/4 size Viola (just thought it was an odd sized fiddle for the longest time, but it sounds really nice)
No Name full size violin (nicely made though... definitely not a cheap import... but it's not a strad either )
Mid-Missouri Mandolin
-Recently gave my former wife the autoharp her mother had given me... but my wife all-of-a-sudden wanted back-

Holton Alto Sax
Various pennywhistles, a wooden piccolo, nose flute, jaw harp, spoons, and ocarina
Hohner Blues Harp A key, Huang Silvertone Deluxe F key, Johnson C key

Yamaha DX7 Synth (recent acquisition that I cannot play yet)
Kimball upright piano

I get to play my daughter's clarinet sometimes, her oboe ( a nice yamaha that I recently bought for her), and her Gaita (Spanish bagpipes).

Roland Mini-Cube Amp
Kustom KBA16 Bass Amp
CRATE G130C XL Head
CRATE 4X12 Cab
Yamaha MG10/2 Mixer
A ribbon mic, condenser mic, various pedals for the guitar

I'm looking for either a good electric drum set that I can afford, or a REAL trap set that I can afford and add on to.
For now, I'll take a marching band snare or single tom (traditionally, the Gaita and drums played together).
I also want an electric fiddle, five-string electric mando, professional bugle, and..

a Fairbanks Whyte Laydie Banjo - any model, in very good playable condition. In the meantime I'll 'settle' for a Wildwood or similar banjo.

AND ONE OF THESE!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzRxNS4jdc4[/youtube]

That's all... for now...

Encore piece-of-crap special (acoustic guitar)
Fender somethingorother electro-acoustic. Doesn't matter what it's called, it's great.
Fender '72 Custom reissue
Fender Telecaster Standard
Aria...or possibly Ataxia? I forget. It's a bass. Honestly I like these things from the way they look and play, not the names.
A lap steel guitar by...someone
A mandolin by...someone else
A yamaha electric organ of some sort
A harmonica of some sort


Yeah I'm just going to leave it there because I'm not being very helpful. But I have a lot of instruments.

Yamaha electric and Aria acoustic bass
Fender strat copy by Jay Turser
Hohner Special 20 harmonicas
Any drum I get my hands on (don't own any) (<--this may change)
Casio keyboard
Winderoo semi-acoustic mandolin (want a better one)
Recorder
Clarinet
Any table-top.
Get rythyms out of my computer keyboard while typing
and a voice somewhere between Rod Stewart and Jim Morrison

Define cool! I'd love to play a brass instrument!

Yeah, I agree.
I actually never heard of a euphonium until this year... despite high school band for myself and my daughter.

They're neat!

I played trumpet in high school, and I'd like to get a real bugle maybe a valved one.
The local vet's chapters in the area are in critical need of buglers for the funeral services.
I have a friend who plays bugle (owns several) and volunteers for these groups.
I volunteered for the rifle squad and we had several 1903's and a few M1's for the group, but I have a hard time making all the practices so I dropped out for a while.
But bugling... I could do that... with a lot of practice so I don't sound bad.

My thing is I love jazz. Trombone used to be a big part of jazz, and some players still use it. I've never heard a euphonium and would love to.

Guitars:
Mosrite Bluesbender
Gibson SG
Gretsch Synchromatic X75F
Squier P-Bass
Peavey Predator
Takemine classical guitar

Amps:
Peavey Rage 108
Peavey Backstage Plus
(I usually use my boyfriend's Marshall amps.)

Pedal:
Distortion DS-1

I also have bagpipes and 2 harmonicas.

Oy, here we go.

I own:

Holton Farkas 179 French Horn
Yamaha Guitar

A few tin whistles, a wooden fife and half a dozen recorders.

However, I play *takes a deep breath*:

Piano
mellophone
handbells

not as well:
tuba
trombone
trumpet
clarinet
flute
percussion (just don't stick me on a snare part above beginner)
viola
saxophone
oboe

Instruments that I can't play, b/c of small hands:

String Bass
Bassoon

What can I say? I got my undergrad in instrumental music education.

I own...

Acoustic Guitar....very old, looks like it's made in the 60's or 70's, was given to me.
Piano...not sure what type, but it's old aswell as they keys are made from Ivory.
Casio Keyboard...Again quite old, made in the 80's.


I can play (the three above) and...

7 piece drum Kit.
Snare drum...used to be in a drum corp.

Can sort of play the tuba...haven't done so in a LONG time though.