General Music Chat

Show us your instrument family!
(new pic today)

I have to have photo bucket or something to post pics on here?
That would be weird, since I didn't need it to post pics on my profile.

I have to have photo bucket or something to post pics on here?
That would be weird, since I didn't need it to post pics on my profile.

Yes, the site allows you to post pics in your profile, but does not have any method of storing pictures in these forums (different software).

i'm afraid i don't have wide angle lens that's wide enough to get the whole family in...not sure if that's a bad thing or a good thing!

hey Mike Birch or Mark, if I post a pic of a guitar could you help me ID it?.. it's a smaller scaled acoustic but not really a travel guitar either, or at least I don't think it's a travel guitar, it's not exactly a "toy" guitar either, and no name is on it but it has a paper label on back of the headstock with a numeral and letter combination having an S and a K in the number so thinking maybe a Sears & Roebuck guitar made by Kay? do you guys know if Kay even made guitars, or did Kay farm out that part of their operation.. I alway though Harmony and Regal out of Chicago made the glut of the plywood guitars from the 1940's to early 1970's..

I, personally, wodl not be able to ID it, but I bet someone over at the acousticguitarforum.com could.

My poor family is split up all over the place. But at least I've got my primary guitar (Firebird) and bass (P-Bass).

the newest addition to my family is a Yamaha keyboard which is adding a lot to my ability to consider how things ought to sound. (assuming that makes any sense at all)

Talbot

i dont have any family shots but here's one of the Guild Starfire II bros.

the gtr is a '66 and the bass is a '67. and yes.....they are BOTH monster players!

Those are a pair real beauties!!!

But, do you have any Jolana Tornados?

and who DOESN'T appreciate a nice pair? (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)

sorry, i'm not hip to the Jolana Tornados. are/were they made on your side of the pond?

I have a small family....you've heard of guitar over-population haven't you.
Guild Starfire...red naturally and '73 Martin D-28 ...

nice looking gtrs there, bob. ya know...there's quantity, and then there's quality. (of course sometimes yer lucky enough to have both!)

i bet that D-28 is a cannon! i like the looks of a red Starfire but i do prefer the lovely sunburst of mine (a few posts above your's). since your's looks to be a very clean Starfire III, am i right to assume it's a more recent vintage?

welcome to BM.