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Yeah, it's still over on Poal in s/guitar. You don't have to visit the rest of the site, just come share your music with us for a couple hours in this single thread. We welcome any instrument, any skill level.

Music rises above and is better when shared.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNVtHulAb9Y

He had his $50 Harmony acoustic [H-162] with five pickups. There are old photos of him playing that with just one or two pickups, back in around ’68 to ’70. But then he started adding pickups - ‘jimmy- rigging’, he called it - out of necessity.

https://pic8.co/sh/28X8fI.jpg

At that time, as a broke musician, John couldn’t afford to buy an electric guitar, so the Harmony became a thing he’d fiddle with. Unfortunately, because there were so many holes cut in it and it didn’t have a back, that Harmony became unplayable.

It was falling apart, so he had his friend [LA builder] Danny Ferrington put it back together, strengthen the sides. But the guitar doesn’t look the same - and John stopped playing it. He’d moved on, and it was never the number one guitar again.” https://www.musicradar.com/news/on-jj-cale-he-would-buy-a-dollar100-guitar-then-if-he-messed-it-up-by-drilling-holes-it-was-okay-that-was-the-cost-of-educating-himself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEoZfu-XNZc

Late sixties maybe or early seventies, there was a record cover in the window of a music shop that had the emaciated, drug ravaged and bare from the waist up figure of a male person aged about 19 yrs characterized by his semi pageboy hair, cradling an electric guitar .. the caption read GE Smith, he's a good player hear him out - https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=GE+Smith.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDe-dI3c5d0

Joe is a glorious player but he plays a lot of "dark" melodies .. good luck Joe, stay cool :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s4Y39qZ6Pw

$8,000 based starting price. They look and sound decent enough, but 8k before you even add the accessories. Dude's awful proud of his shit. I know it takes a while when you do a self build, but damn.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=iRsSjh5TTqI

Bruh do you even microtonal?