This Reverend Pete Anderson Eastsider S is only one of 20 produced in this Silver Sparkle finish. Features a chambered body, Roasted Maple neck, locking tuners, Wilkinson tremolo, push-pull switch in the tone control to turn on neck & bridge pickups together.	This is a custom Telecaster that I put together myself, with an MJT body, Fishman Fluence pickups, Tronical tuners and a neck from CEG Hardtails. Right now, this is my favorite guitar to play, it's my #1 go-to guitar.	Jimmy Page Telecaster - Fender's official reproduction of the guitar Page painted himself & played on classic Led Zep tunes, including the solo on "Stairway To Heaven".
This 1978 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe goldtop has plenty of wear & tear including some serious checking on the top, but it's got a lot of mojo.	Another 1978 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe in Wine Red finish, my favorite Les Paul color. This one is also pretty beat up, but it's got a lot of character.	2020 Gibson Les Paul Classic in Translucent Cherry finish. I've always been more of a Fender guy, but in the past few years, I find myself playing the Les Pauls more & more.
White Telecaster that's been heavily modded, tweaked & recycled. The only actual Fender parts left are the neck pickup, pickguard & some electronics. With a Warmoth neck w/Schaller locking tuners and a Rio Grande Muy Grande Twangbucker pickup in the bridge. Forearm and tummy contours make it really comfortable to play.	I spent many years waiting for an opporunity to pick up a Chandler 555, and it did not dissapoint. One of my favorite guitars. I'm a big fan of the Mini-Humbucker pickups, and I installed a Chandler ToneX tone control for an additional kick.	Yamaha Revstar RSS02T in Hot Merlot finish. I'm a big fan of the look & design of these guitars. I put locking tuners on it, the rest is all stock.
Reverend Airwave 12 in "Rainbow Sparkle". I needed a good electric 12-string in my arsenal. This is a great one. The bridge is fully intonateable for all 12 strings, which is a huge benefit. And this sparkle finish is a limited edition color.	Back in 1977, I bought my first guitar at a flea market for $10. It was a knock-off of a Gretsch Country Gentleman. No model name or serial #, just "Blackjack" on the headstock. Painted-on F-holes! That specific guitar is long gone, but I recently found another one; needless to say I paid more than $10 for this one, but that's the price of nostalgia.	Eastwood Surfcaster 12/6, a doubleneck based on the classic Charvel Jackson Surfcaster.
Customized Fender Blue Flower Stratocaster, with Suhr Michael Landau pickups, a beautiful Warmoth neck with graphite nut & vintage Fender-style frets, and Tronical motorized tuners.	Modified Fender Stratocaster. Originally a Squier Affinity Stratocaster HH, I replaced & upgraded everything except the body; an actual Fender neck, Fender locking tuners, GFS 60's Overwound pickups and a GFS bridge. All because I can't resist a Pink Sparkle finish!	A Fender Stratocaster, faithfully recreated as George Harrison's Strat known as "Rocky".
Breadwinner Sitar from Eastwood. Body shape based on the old Ovation Breadwinner, with the features of the Danelectro Coral Sitar, with GOTOH Sitar Bridge and 13 drone strings	2016 Gretsch Streamliner G2420T hollowbody in Gold Dust finish. With licenced Bigsby vibrato and Broad'Tron pickups. Saw this one up at a good price, I couldn't resist.	The Epiphone Dot is Epiphone's version of the classic Gibson ES-335 semi-hollowbody. Not my usual cup of tea, but I'm pleasantly surprised how much I like playing this one.
A Fernandes Vertigo. You could call it Creamsicle, but I like to think of it as "road cone orange". Love this color on this guitar. It's just a hard rock machine.	Harley Benton BM-75 Trans Red Deluxe Series - copy of Brian May's classic "Red Special"	Harley Benton ResoKing resonator with 1 Mini humbucker and 1 piezo pickup. I usually keep this in Open C tuning, great for playing slide guitar.
Alvarez Deluxe Artist Elite acoustic with Grand Auditorium cutaway body,Black Walnut top, back & sides with a Shadowburst finish and LR Baggs VTC Element electronics.	Breedlove Stage Concert CE Sitka-Indian Rosewood acoustic with LR Baggs Stage Pro electronics.	This one's called a BackSlider, it's essentially a copy of a Changler LectraSlide. Made for playing slide guitar. I keep this one in Open C tuning.
Yamaha BB200 bass, Yellow Natural Satin fihish. A great bass for a very affordable price.	Vineyard JB-N Jazz Bass copy.	I picked this up just for fun. It's a cheap copy of a Hofner "Beatle" Bass by Rogue. It's great when I need to get a little McCartney out of my system.
This was a prototype nylon-string Classical guitar built for Vineyard, with a built-in pickup.	Vineyard JC501CEQ/T acoustic guitar w/piezo pickup, EQ and tuner built-in, with both XLR and 1/4" output jacks.	A knock-off of the Ampeg Dan Armstrong plexiglass guitar.
	Rouge RLS1MBK Lap Steel, just to play around with.	HarleyBenton RB-612 CS electric 12-string.

I have 2 main amplifiers that I use: a Dr. Z MAZ 18	This amp just sounds great, very flexible with lots of great tones.
	It has a Dr. Z Brake-Lite attenuator installed.
And a Supro 1699RH Statesman head with a 1790 Black Magick 12" cab.
I also own a Vox AC15 amp.	I upgraded the tubes and put in a Celestion Blue speaker. Also replaced the reverb tank.
For practice & jam sessions, I use a Boss Katana 50.
And for acoustic gigs, I use a Fender Acoustasonic.

I had special ordered this Reverend Avenger with a "Ridged Aluminum" finish, maple neck & Sperzel locking tuners.	A Charvel Surfcaster. With roller bridge & nut. Of all of the guitars I've sold, this is one I miss a lot.	A Jackson Surfcaster with a cool transparent orange finish. I replaced the stock humbucker with a lipstick humbucker to bring back more of that classic Surfcaster tone. I also upgraded the tailpiece/bridge to a Wilkinson/Gotoh Adjustable model.
Washburn HB45WHK, Semi-hollowbody	Blue Paisley Fender Telecaster	1957 Reissue Fender Stratocaster in Shell Pink w/maple neck. Originally had a plain white pickguard w/cream pickups but I upgraded the pickups & put on this pearloid pickguard.
Danelectro 59DC 6-string	Danelectro DC Bass	Danelectro DC3
A Psychocaster from Blue Star, a small guitar-maker in Michigan, with a cool reflective top.	Another Fernandes Vertigo. Yes, I had one of these in the same color before, sold it, then bought another one years later.	An early-model Reverend Avenger
This one I put together myself, using a Warmoth Telecaster body & neck. This one had a quilted maple top, some extra body contours for playing comfort, and a Fishman Piezo Bridge pickup.	A Danelectro 12-String	A Danelectro Doubleneck.
Fender Aerodyne Telecaster. Kind of a dissapointment, I didn't keep it for long.	A Jerry Jones Electric Sitar copy with Red Crackle finish. Groovy!	A Weissenborn copy from Vineyard Guitars.
Phantom Guitarworks Vox teardrop copy	Reissue Gretsch Electromatic Double Jet. Chambered mahogany body, TV Jones-designed pickups, and Bigsby-licensed Vibrato tailpiece.	Fender Nashville Telecaster, with a Strat pickup in the neck position.
A reproduction of Eric Clapton's famous SG. It is hand painted and does not have a clear coat. It was made to have the look and feel of Clapton's original hand-painted guitar. For more info on the original guitar, which was owned by Clapton and later by Todd Rundgren, click here.	Another Surfcaster. This one was a recent reissue from Eastwood with a nice Seafoam Green finish.	Custom Warmoth Telecaster w/Contoured Heel, Forearm and Tummy Contours; Schaller locking tuners; DiMarzio Twang King & GFS Lil Puncher XL pickups. I painted & finished this guitar myself.
All the electronics from a Line 6 Variax in a custom Warmoth body (with pearloid top) and birds-eye maple neck with matching mother-of-pearl dot inlays. Graphite nut, Schaller locking tuners, contoured body-- all my favorites.	Breedlove CM acoustic. The top was bordered in abalone with Bloodwood binding. The peghead and fingerboard were also Bloodwood, and the back & sides were striped Macassar Ebony. A beautiful guitar, sad to sell it but I needed the cash.	This one was custom designed by hand-picking the body, neck, pickups, hardware, etc. from the best manufacturers in an attempt to build the ultimate guitar.
Italia Modena Electric Sitar	Ibanez Artist Expressionist Series AR620 IV	Sterling Valentine
2016 Fender American Elite Telecaster in Autumn Blaze Metallic finish	DiPinto Belvedere Deluxe	Supro David Bowie Limited Edition Dual Tone, based on the main guitar David Bowie played on the Reality album and throughout his final world tour.
2015 Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cut	2003 Fender '69 Telecaster Thinline Re-Issue	Andrew White Freja 112BV acoustic with arm bevel, "crop circle" inlay and ARTEC EDGE Z pickups & electronics.

Vox Valvetronix amp	Vox Heritage Collection AC30H2 amp

Other guitars I've owned over the years include:

Gibson Firebird

Gibson SG Special 400

Gibson SG Custom

Fender Telecaster Custom (circa '73)

Fender 1979 "Antigua" Stratocaster

Fender James Burton Signature Telecaster

Fernandes "Bergundy Mist" Strat copy (this was my main guitar for almost 10 years)

Hamer green sunburst (one of the few I really regret selling)

Dean Bel-Air

Schecter Strat

Fender James Burton model Telecaster (different than the Signature model)

Alvarez-Yahiri double-neck acoustic

Ibanez Roadstar

Yamaha strat-style

Ibanez Lonestar

Ovation Celebrity acoustic

Kramer Ferringon acoustic/electric

Some kind of Kramer pointy-headstock thing (*what* was I thinking?)

Ibanez Flying V Bass

Peavey T-15 (probably the worst guitar I ever owned)

Washburn strat copy - I forget the model name

Ibanez Studio

Epiphone PeeWee Les Paul

A few Hondo II Cheapo models & a few no-names, way back when...

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