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Epi SG loaded with EMG 81/85
Epi Casino with a Bigsby bridge
Washburn A/E.

guys, am i offensive or something because it seems that after i post on a topic that no one touches it?

No,  it just means that your question may take more time for someone to answer it.   I have no idea how many people here are acoustic, electric or both.  Though my best guesstimate is that the majority are acoustic.

Enjoy!!

thnks for the advice.

My guitar (which is also my first) is a Gibson Epiphone that was given to me by a youth pastor when i told him I wanted to play guitar, but didn't have one! I LOVE IT!!!

hi washed by  him my first guitar was a kay 50 accoustic,i had that for 20yrs.then i got an  encore,my daughter/son-in-law brought me an ray pierre 3000 electric two yrs ago and i've just brought a vintage semi accoustic....stay cool

The first guitar I had was a Spanish Classical given to me as a child from my Grandfather. I’m afraid to say now that I trashed what would be now regarded as a collectors item. I totally maltreated a fine guitar and never learnt anything from it. Well If I knew then what I know now etc.. etc…
I now currently own a Hohner Jumbo with a nice deep bass tone.
A mid priced Washburn electro acoustic a real workhorse and versatile I use it all the time.
A limited edition Silver Sister Mexican Strat.
And  a old  70’s Tele copy which  needs restoration. Will get around to it some day.
Ark

It is.  My sister has one she bought 30 or more years ago, and it sounds sweeeeet!  The tone and playability have seemed to improve with age.  When she needed money, I'd buy it from her for a while, then give it back to her when she was a little more flush.  It's a crazy way to lend a sister money, but we're a crazy family.  The point is, a time or two that guitar was mine and it is NICE. 

So, yeah, Epiphone makes some real nice acoustics (or at least they used to be nice, I know nothing about whether they've changed things in the past 30 odd years). 

- Zurf

Well, brother, then I wish you many more years of strumming!

- Zurf

I'm a newbie and a 55yr old grandmother who has decided to finally learn to do something with what she's got!
My first guitar, which I still have, is a K-Yari W1 - perfect condition, great tone, bought new in 1986. Apart from the K-Yari, my most played guitar is a '62 reissue Telecaster Custom. Sweet guitar.

My first guitar was a japanese classical. It's a bit boomy and mellow - I have abused it mightily over the years and still have it.

My first steel string was also japanese, but is a bit of a mystery.

It is a Yoshi, which ( honest to goodness ) is built like a Martin and has a bray like a mule when you tear into it. It'll cut diamonds. It is also the strangest looking thing as it is flame maple top, back and sides.

I think it's all solid wood, because you can see the flame on the inside of the box as well as on the outside. The box is bound, and the neck is rosewood with what looks like rosewood binding, so it's a very "woody" looking beast.