How many guitars,amps and pedals?

finest1

last count 32 guitars, 1 amp and countless pedals !!!

sixwheeltyrrel

2 electrics

1 amp

6 pedals 

I know, I must try harder :-) 

Actually I do (or rather did) own a third guitar but my son has that on loan forever.

bodhi

2 electrics
1 acoustic incoming
1 amp
4 pedals

Rocker

6 Electrics
1 Acoustic
1 Bass
1 Slide guitar
1 Yamaha keyboard
3 Bass amps
1 Keyboard amp
4 Guitar amps
1 Pod V2
3 Pedals
3 Tuners

And approaching the age when I should know better.

Roland

4 electrics bought, and gathering dust.
A growing number of homemade electrics, and more on the way.
1 bass
3 acoustics

1 amp and 1 FRFR powered speaker
4 pedals, TS-9 and CryBaby used for reference, LS-2 and TS-2 on shelf.
2 AxeFX

Enough gear for two PAs

Alex2678

1 electric 
1 acoustic 
1 amp
7 pedals on the board, 2 in a drawer

richman6100

11 electrics
3 acoustics
4 amps
14 pedals on my board (and about the same in their boxes)
Several of the above passed to my son to avoid selling them. :-)

octatonic

About 25 guitars/basses, 8 amps, 200-ish pedals.

enjo

4 Electric guitars (LP, Strat, Tele, Semi)
1 Acoustic guitar
1 Bass guitar
1 Guitalele
1 Ukulele
1 Guitar Amp
1 Bass Amp
8 Pedals 

I think I've found my happy place.

DavusPG

10 Electrics
1 Bass
1 AxeFX3
Fractal FC6
Fractal FC12 (Probably going)
2 Expression Pedals
1 Redsound Rack Cab

Then I still have the items below, but they've been gathering dust since I switched to Fractal a few years back, figured I'd keep them as I'll inevitably want to go back to a traditional set up at some point - the grass is always greener!

H&K Grandmeister 36
Zilla 1x12
H&K 2x12

TTBZ

HarrySeven said:

TTBZ said:

...my strat copy is so awful it's almost not worth counting.

*That* bad???

It's actually alright to play now I've lowered the action a bit so I retract that. The frets on it are tiny so it's never gonna be great for my tastes. Sounds totally dead unplugged but it's ok plugged in. Might rebuild it part by part into something worthwhile

DaevidJ

3 x Electric Guitars

1 x Bass

1 x Bass/ Electric Guitar (VI)

1 x Electro Acoustic

2 x Amps

11 x Effects Pedals (8 in use)

lincolnblue

2 Electrics
 2 Acoustics
 1 Ukulele
 1 Cigar Box Guitar
 3 Amps - Blues Deuxe, Laney Cub 10, Yamaha THR10C
 15ish pedals

steer

5 Electrics
1 Resonator
1 Acoustic
2 amps (plus one out on loan)
about 12 pedals (only 8 of which live on the pedal board) 

mbe

17 electric guitars
9 practice amps
1 bass guitar
1 dozen pedals
2 analog drum machines
5 analog synths
2 mobility scooters

guitargeek62

2 acoustics
2 ukuleles
1 bass
3.5 electrics
1 cab
1 power amp
5 pedals (soon to be 1 or 2)

jeztone2

6 electrics
2 amps 
1 nylon string acoustic 
about a dozen pedals
1 x multi fx unit. 

ToneControl

ICBM said:

Fuengi said:

Why 3 acoustics? I'm finding two is possibly one too many. 

One 12-string, one good 6-string, one cheap 6-string with a magnetic pickup in it for open mics, acoustic sounds with distortion etc.

Also not counting the travel-size one which is technically mine but seems to belong to my daughter now...

also different tunings
different nut size
and.. if you are fussy, some have different resonance: Lowden/Avalon guitars are amazing but add lots of overtones. Some complicated pieces can work better with less overtones, with a more traditional USA-style bracing pattern
Diff woods work better with styles too. Adirondack + Rosewood is best for pick playing and strumming for me, but cedar or redwood for fingerstyle

ToneControl

HarrySeven said:

I’d best not go there...

I'm probably in the same boat. Must have been something in the air, or the water at Stubber's Green

ToneControl

mbe said:

17 electric guitars
9 practice amps
1 bass guitar
1 dozen pedals
2 analog drum machines
5 analog synths
2 mobility scooters

does your playing improve faster if you use 2 or 3 practice amps at the same time?