Sadly, I don't have any of this equipment anymore. I went through a tough financial period a few years back and had to sell these.

But this used to be my setup in the late '90s.



Amp: 1994 Vox AC-30 TB

Guitars: 1967 Gretsch Monkees Guitar (believe it or not, that guitar screamed), 1963 Gretsch Tennessean, 1994 Rickenbacker 330, 1994 Rickenbacker 360-12, 1970 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe Gold Top (originally had two mini-humbuckers, but bridge position was replaced with a PAF).

Someday I hope to replace all of these.









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niiiiiiice

I remember those days.

Albeit vaguely.

Why would someone think the Gretscj Monkees wouldn't rock? Just because of the name?








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Brian Krashpad wrote:

Why would someone think the Gretsch Monkees wouldn't rock? Just because of the name?

Well, much as I love the Monkees' tunes, they're not exactly Led Zeppelin. But I'm serious, that guitar kicked ass. It was even more badass than my Les Paul. Those particular Gretsch pickups (SuperTrons) were hotter than hell.

Seriously, I think I miss that guitar the most of all the guitars I've had over the years.

See this.








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