Post the pic of your mus. intrument.

[darkfusion]

No digi-cam right now so here's a photo from the net:

It's identical, except I replaced the stock pick-ups with EMG's.

 

[Todd R]

Here's my Alto Sax.
I used it through high school and then it sat until my son was old enough to start band, now he plays it.
I had it completely restored by Blessings Music in Elkhart IN. and they did a beautiful job.
It's a Buescher, and we discovered that it was made in 1928!
It has a great old time jazz sound to it unlike the modern instruments which all sound very smoothed over and bland to me.

(Yes, i still remembered how to play even after 20+ years)

 

[Bob Ebophalus]

I also don't have a digicam, so here's a pic of my trombone. I like the fact that it's new and makes noises like a trombone, but dislike the fact that it's not a Bach or Edwards and that I have to have the tuning slide almost all the way out.

 

[D-EJ915]

When JMT mentioned Getzen, I noticed...never heard of them, so I checked them out...and I wanna get a Cornet, so I was like...hey, why not, and I found one for 700 bucks, not bad. music123

 

[mkyy]

Here's my PRS

 

[Hiker]

My Bach Stradivarius:

 

[Leto Atreides II]

Bass Clarinet (although mine was made out of wood, and I played a Bflat, while this is a C)

Had a lot more fun on the tenor sax in jazz band, a big boost in volume from the bass clarinet, but I still prefer the bass clarinet's sound

Finally, I was in marching band for my senior year, because they needed someone who could play the sousaphone worth a crap, but I'm sure everyone has seen a tuba.

But, my main instrument these days, in addition to my computer, is this baby, the Nord Lead 3

1699$ on ebay, but It's the best thing I've ever gotten.

 

[hottyson]

I have lots of instruments. I have a violin, student alto sax, antique alto sax, flute, cornet, grand piano, harmonica.

This is what my favorite instruments of my collection look like:

Yamaha Cornet

Yamaha C3 grand

 

[PinkFloyd]

 

[Demolition]

I own a Hohner Blues Harp (in G). I've had it for more than ten years, and I'm as crappy a harmonica player today as when I first started playing it:

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