How many different kinds of instrument in your house?

axisus

It cropped up in conversation yesterday, we have:

1) electric guitars

2) bass guitars

3) acoustic guitars

4) keyboards

5) electronic drum kit

6) chapman stick

7) flute

8) harmonica

9) penny whistle

10) ocarina

11) violin

12) ukelele

13) recorder

Got anything unusual?

DiscoStu

Electric guitars

Acoustic guitars

Bass guitar

Synthesizer

Digital drum machine

Drum kit (in loft)

Nepalese Drum

Smartphones and tablets

And cowbell!

viz

Harp

Pianos

Trombone

Cellos

Violins

Viola

Ukes

Accordian

Harmonicas

Some hitting things

Bass, treble & descant recorders

Guitars

ICBM

Guitars (electric, acoustic and classical)

Bass

Ukulele

Violin

Viola

Piano

Keyboard

Clarinet

Harmonicas

Penny whistle

Glockenspiel

Various percussion

Kazoos (including electric!)

octatonic

Guitars, electric, steel, nylon Bass Mandolin Mandola Electronic drums Acoustic drums Misc percussion Keys Harmonica Oboe Clarinet

Roland

At first I thought:

Electric Guitars

Acoustic guitars

Bass

NS Stick

Keys

Then I realised:

Descant Recorder

Alto Sax

Bb Cornet

Couple of Harmonicas

Kazoos

Penny Whistle

Drum pads

strtdv

Electric guitars

Acoustic guitars

Ukulele

Irish Bouzouki

Bass

Electric Mandolin

Piano

Flute

Clarinet

Harmonica

Tin whistle

Had a tenor banjo but sold it to make way for more guitars

equalsql

Acoustic Guitars

Mandolin

Electric Guitars

Electric Bass

Piano

MIDI keyboards into VST instuments

Melodica

Saxophone

Tin Whistle

Recorders

Clarinet

Harmonicas

Drum Machines

Bodhran

Drum practice pad

Percussion various

Samplers

Synthesizer

DiscoStu

So tin whistles are pretty popular then?

EricTheWeary

No longer got a drum kit or cornet or bassoon but keyboards, harmonicas, clarinet, ukele. There's a stylophone somewhere!

ICBM

I forgot Stylophone… and Theremin.

Winny_Pooh

Some big collections here!

Guitars
Electric basses
Double bass
Lapslide
Synth

equalsql

DiscoStu said:

So tin whistles are pretty popular then?

One of those things you buy after listening to en evening of Irish music..whilst slightly un-sober.

"He can't be that hard can it?" <-- wrong!

ICBM

In my defence, everything apart from the electric and acoustic guitars, the bass, the uke, the Stylophone and the electric kazoo belongs to my kids and the Theremin belongs to a friend.

ArchtopDave

Bedroom full of guitars (Electrics, Acoustics, and Classical)

Downstairs, Digital Piano, and a proper Baby Grand Piano.

musicman100

Just too many bloody guitars!!!!!! Lol

stickyfiddle

Electrics, acoustic, bass, mandolin, 2 saxes, clarinet, piano, penny whistle. 

DiscoStu

equalsql said:

DiscoStu said:

So tin whistles are pretty popular then?

One of those things you buy after listening to en evening of Irish music..whilst slightly un-sober.

"He can't be that hard can it?" <-- wrong!

I've come close to buying a bodhran a few times after such nights! They're easy to play but would end up an ornament, much like my other instruments...

NickL

Electric, acoustic and classical guitars
Mandolin
Ukulele and banjo-uke
Piano
Melodica
Two vintage Stylophones
Violin and viola
Erhu (Chinese 2-string violin)
A Turkish tabla-type drum
The usual assortment of harmonicas and kazoos

Might have to buy a tin whistle.

DLM

Loads, CBA making a full list ATM.

Most unusual is probably the french horn, no one's had that yet.

dogload

Electric guitars (6 & 12-string)

Acoustic guitars (6, 12 and classical)

electric Mandolin

Acoustic mandolin

Bouzouki

Bass guitars

Flute

Oboe

Alto Sax

Recorders

Whistles

Bamboo flutes

Synths

Drums (various)

Bugle

Appalachian Dulcimer

Epinette des Vosges

Violin

Various percussion

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