What is your oldest guitar?

[maguchi]

A 1989 Washburn WT-90 or a Washburn DC-60 Lexington that's either a '88 or a '89, both bought new in '89. Back then a local medium size mom and pop music store name of Guitar-Guitar in Sherman Oaks, CA carried a complete line of Washburns. Sadly that store closed down several years ago like a lot a other music stores have because of internet competition. But anyways I digress. Washburn made great guitars in the '80s and '90s and I still have these from 35 years ago.

 

[EOengineer]

My oldest is a 2003 Burny RLG 90 that came out of the Tokai factory. Absolutely killer guitar, especially with the Manlius Fat Diane pickups it came with.

My 2004 Burny RG85VLD is also killer. I think this one has custom shop burstbuckers in it.

 

[Devin]

A 1989 Washburn WT-90 or a Washburn DC-60 Lexington that's either a '88 or a '89, both bought new in '89. Back then a local medium size mom and pop music store name of Guitar-Guitar in Sherman Oaks, CA carried a complete line of Washburns. Sadly that store closed down several years ago like a lot a other music stores have because of internet competition. But anyways I digress. Washburn made great guitars in the '80s and '90s and I still have these from 35 years ago.

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That's dope; never seen one of these before

 

[Bloody_Inferno]

Based on year of manufacturing: my 2 70s Ibanez lawsuit models.

The longest guitar I've owned; this MIJ heavily modded RG470 I've had since 1999.

 

[Devin]

I'll post up my second oldest just because it's a pretty rare/unusual guitar

1991-1992 LACS Starfield Cabriolet

Handbuilt by Mace Bailey

 

[Stratzrus]

I'll post up my second oldest just because it's a pretty rare/unusual guitar

1991-1992 LACS Starfield Cabriolet

Handbuilt by Mace Bailey

Nice amp!

 

[Devin]

Nice amp!

Best high gainer out there in my book

 

[Stratzrus]

Best high gainer out there in my book

I've got the D120. Couldn't be happier with it.

I also like that cab. I gigged my Sig:X with a FatBottom 2x12 for a couple of years. It was a truly versatile amp that covered all the bases.

 

[Devin]

I still have my Fatbottom 2x12 but I really don't like it that much tbh; not a fan of the P50E's

Not only do I not like the sound but I've had one of them blow for no apparent reason