Just finishing moving so I figured it’s a good time to take a couple pictures of my guitars.

Yamaha fg800 and Ibanez s521:

Yamaha acoustic dreadnought in black & Ibanez s521 with a blueish color fade and some stickers

The Yamaha helped me get back into it after years of not playing. After that I picked up the Ibanez I played for about a year mostly exercises and learning songs. The Yamaha is a lot of fun especially to belt out some chords and the Ibanez feels extraordinarily light and fast.

Ibanez tod10n and Solar AC1.7VC+:

two guitars, one is a classical nylon string/electric hybrid and the other is a 7 string electric with an evertune bridge

a little closer shot of the Ibanez and Solar

I love the wider width on the neck on both of these 1.8" (46 and 48mm) at the nut, my left hand gets a little stiff after awhile and the little wider neck for the classical hybrid Ibanez or the 7 string Solar makes a pretty big difference. I like to keep the 7 in standard A tuning and the classical is a lot of fun for finger picking on the nylons. If I were to add another I’d like to try one of the carbon fiber ones or maybe a non hybrid classical 7 string.

  • viral.vegabond@piefed.socialEnglish
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    3 months ago

    Love the inlay on that hybrid, looks like something Tim Henson would play. Nice guitars btw, thanks for sharing.

      • whotookkarl@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
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        3 months ago

        Yep, there was another version in green with bar inlays I think looks really good too but the black with rose inlays is his & I think he’s got a signature electric in white with the same fretboard inlay pattern. I don’t know any polyphia songs I just really liked the combination of features and design and how it feels to play.

        • pH3ra@lemmy.mlEnglish
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          3 months ago

          Yeah, I was double checking on Ibanez’s site and it looks like this summer a pink one with rose inlays is coming out: I’m not much of a pink guy but this thing makes my wallet tickle.