Guitar Harem is pretty much the only word that’s suitable.

Greg Daust is just lording it over us now…

“ALL OF MY LADIES SHOWING OFF !!!!”

New Additions To The Family.

Joe Clilverd’s back, keeping us updated with his collection;

“The church of shoegaze has embraced some class. Since last post my dad invested in an Ibanez Artcore bass and an Ashdown amp. It’s got a pretty nice feeling neck and good tone, I call it the Ox!

At the bottom right is an Admira Concerto I bought yesterday for a great price!! She’s a beauty and plays some real rich bass notes.. The further down in pitch I pull a note, the more I get the sensation on my tongue that tells you some real good food is on its way, ain’t afraid to say it! And wobbling notes on the treble strings sounds like rain falling in a desert. A most addictive piece of craftsmanship, I love taking it for a spin in the bathroom.

Cheers Guitar Porn for brightening up my day and exposing me to awesome less heard-of guitars!”

That’s one of the things we love here, time and time again we find that the smaller boutique guitars are just as wonderful as the bigger, established names.

Perfect Corner Of The Room.

Kepttheskin was kind enough to send us this shot of a few of his newest toys, saying;

“MIJ 02/03 Fender Jazzmaster. Love the painted headstock! Mick Brierley is making me some pickups right now modeled on an original Jazz set with a bit more output on the bridge to replace those Strat-style things made by Fender Japan. I highly recommend this guy, he gives you a choice between grades of alnico magnet, asks a LOT of questions to ensure he knows what would be best, and will not rest until he’s made the perfect pickups for you. Every set is custom!

Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. I love this amp. I hear stories about some unreliable ones out there but this one has yet to fail me. Clear, crisp, and LOUD. Traded a JCM2000 for it, talk about an upgrade!

Lovepedal High Powered Tweed Twin overdrive pedal. This is a strange (and beautiful) beast. Modeled on a vintage tweed, it doesn’t cover your mistakes like a normal OD, but instead keeps your playing perfectly transparent and will take you to Rolling Stones heaven.”

1963 Fender Duo-Sonic.

“The Notorious Couch”.

Here is a 2006 Fender American Deluxe Strat from Oscar.

It is very lovely.

We’ll ignore the sofa.

(Well, we’ll try to ignore the sofa)