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Yes it is very cool I love guitars and collect a little of everything I can. Keep on rocking!

Appreciate that very much! I work really hard on trying to create good tunes. And I can not even begin to tell you how much I appreciate you for listening to my music

She's a cutie I named her princess Penelope.

@@darsey47 no it's a older chair and it looks bad I know but man I man it's sure comfortable on my back no kidding. Seriously if you ever have a chance to get one I highly recommend

@@barrisonstone8299 lol 😆

@@tulsayanes5867 actually I had ordered a Chinese made chibanez Iceman replica on eBay for 200 bucks and they sent me this one by mistake. It's not a actual Gibson it's a Chibson replica . I did a little set up on it and after a while I grew to like it. Can't really call it a Gibson es 355 so I just call it white electric guitar. It's a beautiful instrument and sounds and plays really awesome so I can get over the chibson thing and just enjoy playing it .

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yes sir it is isnt it

Not this one it's mine but for around 200 bucks you can get one on eBay

Lol it's actually a squire there's a guy on eBay that fixes up old squires and makes em play really excellent he's got an eBay store called axis he sells em at super insanely low prices puts good pickups and hardware on em does a bunch of stuff with the wiring check em out if you want to get one as for my playing abilities I'm not really all that good but if you check my CZcams channel I have a bunch of stuff instrumentals I recorded in my little dining room on some old obsolete recorders you may enjoy listening to

Plays and sounds great!!

Thanx ! It's an old Mississippi Mustang from the 1970s

@@hillbillyguitardude Should be worth a decent amount too :)

@@dro0 ive owned a lot of these old usa made ones and they was all great instruments my last one was stolen from a bar i was playing at i found this one at a flea market in the ozarks and got it for less than a hundred dollars its a really great guitar plays and sounds awesome !!

Yep it sure is!

Thanks !! It's an old American made one from Mississippi!

I named him Bandit hes a cool little fella lotta fun

He's adorable actually very friendly. Named him Bandit.

Love those old department store guitars !!!

Thanx it's either a late 50's or early 60's it plays and sounds Awesome!

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Kitty Kitty !!

You'd a actually be in shock to know how very little that guitar actually cost me . It was just a husk when I got it . It's all aftermarket parts on a husk . Look up Les Paul husk on eBay there not as expensive as one might imagine if you get one and resurect it

@@hillbillyguitardude oh wow, thank u 🙏

@@sarrat_r0t your welcome my friend

Lol I did a survey, DNA test, etc and that was the conclusion. I tried to pass it off as a donkey but nobody believed that. My biggest fear at 60 years old is that after I die my wife sells my guitars for what I told her I paid for them

@@hillbillyguitardude lol that would deffinately be bad😂

which thing is it ill try to help ya understand how it works

It's a good one !! I love mine

Thanx you stay safe also

I've had a couple of these old peaveys the Mississippi Mustangs!! I've always loved em especially the T15 s .

Videogrsphic evidence proof lol

Chibson L5 I LOVE those old Harmony guitars ! I have a few of em and they are AWESOME !

@@hillbillyguitardude thats the guitar i started learning to play on... Was a bit big for me then...lol

Yep but those old made in USA Harmony archtops sounded so full and so huge nothing made today even comes close to the tone of those old Harmony guitars

@@hillbillyguitardude of the 3 acoustic guitars i have my Takamine is the best at projecting sound. Then my breedlove,but mt ibanez has the nicest action on it,and last year i changeg the pladtic pegs to brass pegs and now it projects the sound much better.

@@robertscotti7970 those Ibanez acoustic guitars are absolutely awesome for playability using the brass pegs for the bridge it will really sound great I used those brass ones on an old 1970s Epiphone acoustic guitar and the sound improved 100 percent tonality and volume can't hardly believe what a difference such a small modification made

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I barely can play myself so i understand

There's a few of em

Actually have more than that lol been collecting em since I was 9 or 10 I'm over 60 years old now so the damn things accumulate over the years they breed like rabbits ya know

Thanx !

Sounds good and plays great I like it

It's a 90s MIM Fender Stratocaster I found at a Pawn shop in Branson Missouri for 250 bucks back in 2012

It's also heavy as fuck . Lol it sounds great and plays great so I play it a lot even tho it gives me a back ache.

Thank you ! the middle pickup yeppers

Lol

Nice instrument for sure had mine for a year or two one of those nice inexpensive eBay chibsons I did a little fret end polishing and filing and a quick setup on it and been playing it ever since!! As for songs we'll this one sounds great on anything from the 1960s especially gimme shelter by the rolling stones

@@hillbillyguitardude ok thanks

@@Corporal168 YW !

Thanx !

It's a modified Squire

Tuned down to C floated the trem set of Ernie Ball super slinky 8s vintage style trem and tuners and alnico 5 pickups orange drop capacitor black pickgauard cream plastics fender logo . Really great guitar paid less than 200 bucks for it got it from an eBay store called custom shack guitars dude buys inexpensive guitars and mods the hell out of em and sells em on eBay for little of nothing he's got thousands of em for sale on eBay I've purchased a bunch of em from him and never been disappointed

Here's a link to his eBay store check it out lots of cool stuff at super low prices www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=custom+shack+guitars&_sop=12&_kwlnd=1