My main and favorite guitar being a SG Strinberg. I bought it second hand from a guy who was amazing at guitar (and crazy of the head) for pretty much 80% of the price of a new one. While she is battered and missing some pieces, she still my favorite due to the histories that she has been accumulating over the years. Every band, person, and artist that inspires me has been put on this guitar, as well as the marks on her.
My second guitar is a Giannini Stratocaster. It is used more for clean sounds and solos due to the different pickups. I have moded her to be 100% white to make a contrast with my Strinberg (which is black and full of stickers). She is also the source of every cut that i receive in maintenance sessions due to someone putting a screw inside of her that pokes out of the pickups.
The third one is my acoustic guitar, a Phantom GC851. It was my first musical instrument and my oldest one. While I'm still looking forward to upgrading to one that I can plug into my audio interfaces, he will be staying in my studio, not only because of the history that he contains, but also the fact that most of my songs were written using it.
The last one is my Cruiser Crafter Bass Guitar, which was the only instrument that I have played in a show, one on the last day of school and other on the graduation party of my guitar course. Yes, I didn't play guitar on the graduation of my GUITAR course. It was the best decision of my whole course :D
My main keyboard and Midi controller is a KG-500MD. After using a Yamaha PSR-F51 for around 6 months, I felt the need to upgrade to something that I can use both as a normal keyboard and Midi controller, so with a part-time job that I got as a skate instructor I was able to upgrade to this keyboard, and besides having nothing special, the piano like keys and midi ports have been i great time saving, and like how I use the Yamaha on K7 I'm still looking forward to using his sounds in another song.
once I can be bothered to try out the 500 tones in the manual.
To accompany the keyboard, I use as a sequencer and a midi controller, an Arturia Beatstep. While I still have plans to upgrade to a Beatstep Pro, the price still out of my budget, I can buy 3 of my desk/bed for the price of the Pro version.Besides this, the normal one still a great midi controller, and mixing with some Reaper plugins he becomes a pretty powerful sequencer.
Due to the fact that i have a small room and neighbors, I use an Aroma TDX-15 electric drum. It is pretty simple but it has Usb Midi, and the presets sounds are not that bad. I still wanna get a drum machine in the future as well as upgrade to a better electric drum set, because playing a cheap electric while learning on an acoustic brings a lot of bad habits.
