The Amp I regret selling the most.... 

Mine was a 1981-82 JCM 800 2x12 combo (Model 4104). 50 watt bought it 24 years ago, had it for a few years, and then sold it but really regretted it. Fast forward 9 years later, and I went to True Tone Music in Santa Monica, CA on a significant birthday (one that ends in a zero, LOL) and there it was in the used amp section. Bought it on the spot, and I've had it back now for 13 years, and right before Covid, I took it to Revamp Amps on Melrose Blvd, and Colleen from Fazio Electrics was working there at the time, and Colleen and Andy restored the circuit to stock. I'm replacing my baffle board, since it's all cracked and flimsy, and maybe later I'll recover the cab in red tolex since it looks a bit beat. Love your channel! Take care!

I regretted selling my 2013 Splawn Quick Rod, In 2021 I had Scott build me a new amp with all the features available. I think it's the best amp made. I have the Diezel Vh4, Soldano SLO , Bognar Helios, and a crap load of other amps but the Splawn gets played the most. I also have a Super Sport and a Seafoam Green Super Strat that Scott built for me and they are also up there with my favorite pieces of gear. Anytime I am traveling through North Carolina and have time to stop in and see Scott he is always gracious enough to spend a little time talking to me even though he is always so busy. He is the nicest guy you could meet and builds the best amps.

That Splawn in the first part reminds me of ‘38 Special “Hold on Loosely”.

The first tube amp I ever bought was a Peavey 3120. GC was having a special where they threw in a free 4x12 cabinet. 120 watts was way too much for me back then, and still is to this day, but I do miss that amp. All three channels had great tones.

A 1981 silverburst les paul custom. So cool, had a factory kahler trem with built in string winders.

Peavey 3120 head. Absolute monster but with a master volume that gave great tone at all levels. Really miss it

I sold my Marshall YJM. I was an amazing amp that sounded SOOOOO good, but was kind of impractical due to the size and weight. I never gigged it because it was such a beast to move around so I played it at home. I had a bunch of other Marshalls, so when they went up in value, I decided to cash in and sold it for double what I got if for new. But it was the ULTIMATE Plexi....built-in attenuator, built-in overdrive pedal circuit, etc. Now they are super-expensive and rarely come up for sale used. Maybe I can get another one someday.......

but i mean, i sold a squier strat that i bought for $80 at a pawn shop and didnt think twice till later, after becoming a better player and knowing whit i like and dont like in a guitar. man, that neck- it was that perfect “played in” feeling you only get on vintage guitars. and this was a pos squier bullet strat! man i miss that neck.

Although im deep down the rabbit hole of high-gain guitar gear these days, i actually grew up a drummer, and my kit back in the 90's was a jet black Remo Quadura set with double "cannon" bass drums and I sold it for a rediculous price even for back then... Its a hard kit to get today and i absolutely loved that kit... I know its not guitar related, but hey... (Im in the collection stage of my guitar gear, tough to sell anything quite yet)

Yes, I had the Ampeg VH140C in the early 90's and got rid of it!

Mine was a Hartke GT100 hybrid guitar amp. The fender-esque clean and marshalloid crunch channels with tons of headroom made it one of the BEST pedal platform amps ever, IMO. I happened upon the one I traded to my buddy on GC NYC's used gear (mine had drywall mud and white paint from wall repairs my dad made at my parents' house in FL as a teen following some moisture damage hurricanes, and I know for a fact my buddy moved to New York) and have been sad that I was unable to buy it back as I didn't have the cash on hand. Also, the amp I traded it for broke due to user error, the famous Ibanez solid state head featured on an episode of Glenn Fricker's channel. I'd love to have either amp again, tbh.

That amp is great. You can hear every note with superb clarity.

Mine was an original DSL50 that I had modded quite a bit to tighten up the crunch, eliminate channel switching pop, and roll off some weird low mid build up

1972 marshall jmp is.the one that got away. ALSO and early 90s soldano hot rod 50 with kt 66s, also a very early splawn quick rod

I wish I still had my Marshall Valvestate 8100 that I bought when they were new

My first electric guitar. A '97 Ibanez RG270 in a green color w/chrome hardware.

There’s only one Amp I regret not buying. It was the VHT classic lead 100 with the graphic EQ. It was still to this day the best modern 80s tone I’ve ever played and heard.

For me, it would be either a 300 watt Ashdown tube bass head that I had used as a power amp for my AMT preamps that I had to sell to afford a damage deposit on a new apartment OR a Hovercraft Falcon + with 6550 tubes

Ampeg VH 150, have missed that head since the day I sold it. Best solid state amp I've ever play through, and could get any sound out of it.

Those tones are super killer, Kyle. As for the amp I regret selling, it was the Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo head I sold last week to fund another guitar that I don't need. I'm definitely having a "WTF was I thinking" sort of evening. I hope I get over it and the guitar that arrives, a 2000 Clapton Strat, is worth the sale of that amp.

3 Amps...Tech 21 Trademark 60, Tech 21 Trademark 300 2x12, Peavey Teal Stripe Renown but the biggest loss is my 1985 Mesa Boogie Mark III SimulClass w/EQ. Small head version that absolutely kicked everything else's butt. Traded it to a music store for a ?????? ?????? ??????? 2x12 which I hated and when I want to trade back the amp for my Mark III, it was gone...sold that very day I traded. Still have the Mesa Metal Grill 4x12 but so empty without the Mark III. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL...bless you and thank you.

I really miss selling my Diezel Herbert MKII back in 2013! It was in white and made especially for me. Sounded awesome as hell! I also really missed my sold Earforce Two head. Also in white and made especially for me! But! I was able to track this exact amp down about six years later and bought it back and it was even better than I remember. Love it to this day and will definitely never sell it again! 🔥

I had a Mojotone JCM800 kit that I modified and really loved. Sadly, I sold the amp to fund another. However, I saw that exact amp back up for sale from the fella that bought it from me. He offered me a deal, but I couldn't take it. The amp in question is on my youtube channel.

I usually don’t do combos but I had an archon mki 25 combo that sounded really good. Unusual tolex and grill cloth job but a really handsome amp. I traded it away for some reason. Tried a mkii archon head and loved it but the effects loop was unbearably noisy and PRS wanted to dick me around on the warranty. Anyway a year goes by and my old combo comes back to my local shop. I bought it immediately. The reason I regretted trading it so much though was because when my dog passed away I had just gotten that amp and ended up writing a song about him using that amp just after I had to put him down, so I associated that amp in particular with him. Always hated myself for getting rid of it after that. So I’m really glad I have it again.

Peavey Vandenburg guitar!! I had the red 80's version back in the day. I only sold it because I moved to a very small town in Oregon and at the time did not know where to take it to get a fret job done, soo I sold it. That is the gtr I regret selling. Now I will be payn $3000 to get it back. The new version. Now I have 2 wait til mid July 2024

ironically - the piece of gear that got away was also a Splawn. A Splawn Pro-stock from 2008. It was gnarly and I loved it. Shouldnt of let it go, but it was ugly as hell. Purple and tan. Man did that sound good.

My only real gear regret was selling my Engl Ritchie Blackmore head and cabs. Bought new in 2002, sold in 2012. In truth, I didn't need a 100W head and two cabs any more, and it was taking up a crap load of space in my small apartment. An opportunity came up to sell it, and on the spur of the moment I accepted. I probably wouldn't have used it ever again, but it was an awesome bit of kit, and my golden rule is usually not to sell anything truly awesome. Using a couple of UK 30W Orange heads at the moment, and super happy. Probably more my sound to be honest, but I do still wish I had that Engl.

Man so many pieces of gear over the years I regret letting go. Usually it’s stuff I had to sell because I was just broke when I was younger and some emergency would come up and the guitar gear was all I had worth anything. Had a Jackson COW 7 that I absolutely loved but it had to go because of car trouble. Those sell for stupid money now so I’m just not willing pay for another one. At the same time I had a VHT Pittbull UL half stack with a fatbottom cab. Those also had to go for same car problems. Possibly one of my favorite guitar rigs I’ve ever owned but probably never own another since they have also gotten crazy expensive. Some less depressing stuff is I sold my old mesa Mark IV to fund a mountain bike and immediately regretted it. I ended up buying another one for a great price back before those skyrocketed and it’s never leaving my collection. I had an Ibanez S7420bp which was my first 7 string and I sold it like an idiot. I’d accepted I’d probably never own another one because of course they’ve also skyrocketed in price and I refuse to pay the overly inflated current market prices but a few weeks ago I found one on FB market in amazing shape and the seller was super cool and worked with me to ship it and it’s even better than my original. So some kinda lame losses but a few happy endings.

I sold a Mike Shannon built RR1 with a custom hot rod flame paint job and unfinished neck. It was a dream to play and I loved it. This is where the regret thing gets tricky though, 'cause I sold it to fund the purchase of a JH-1, which I love even more and has quadrupled in value since. So, I do regret no longer having that unique RR1, but I don't regret the decision. Ideally, I'd love to have both Lol.

Mine was a 5150 II with Cab. Now I have a Single Rec and love it. I do wish I still had the 5150 as well

Sounds awesome! It's got great note definition while still sounding heavy.

I miss the Ampeg VL 1001 single channel amp head. Was like a hot rodded JCM 800. Wish I had never sold it.

The Roland JC 120h is the one I wish I kept and an old Marshall lead 12 mini stack I had acquired back in the nineties is one of my first good amps had a miniature head and 2 10 inch speakers in their own separate speaker cabinets

I didn’t let go of it, but I’ve got this Jackson rhoads guitar. It was my first own guitar and I played it to death. Sadly, I had no idea how to properly take care of a guitar back then as a teen and the fretboard cracked. Now it’s kinda impossible to get it in working condition again. The frets are nickel frets and they are worn down so much, you can’t find a fret that isn’t dead anymore and because of the crack in the fretboard there is no way to refret it. Now it’s only collecting dust, but I wouldn’t ever have the heart to throw it away

Mine was a kh-502 that had been upgraded and was in pristine condition. Got in a tight space with money when I was younger and had to let it go for much less than it was worth. Really miss that one.

So heartwarming to see you reunited with your long lost amp who you lost track of and hadn’t seen in over 50 years.

Mine was a peavey vtm60 that I bought for $300 that was in perfect condition which was rare. I bought it because someone in an online chat room was saying it was a sleeper amp. Now everyone knows about them and they cost at least $900 bucks

I had a 2001 Gibson SG Special silver that I had to sell for financial reasons and I'm looking for one ever since haha I loved the look and how well it played!

I bought a Peavey Valve King II 100w head brand new for like $450. I played it. Actually loved it. and I sold it about a couple years after I sold it to purchase a Dual Rectifier because I always wanted one. And yes ... as strange as it sounds ... I regret selling it. The Dual Rectifier was not the God Tier tone I thought it was in my head not knowing about what makes tone like I do today. That Valve King was like having a 5150, a Fender Deluxe, and a Marshallish breakup tone all in one amp.

My regret- Trading in my ADA MP-2/Peavey Classic 60-60 rack setup. I traded in the ADA, it's foot controller, and an ART rack delay unit for a Boss GT-8. I SHOULD have just ditched the ART because that was the weak link in the chain that didn't work properly. I could've just gotten a Boss Delay or Reverb pedal instead and threw it in the ADA's loop.

Had one of the early models of the J Mascis Jazzmasters before they stopped using rosewood for the fretboard. Since getting rid of it I’ve played several others trying to replace it and none of them play like this one did.

Three pieces of gear... an early 2000's Gobson Sg Special in Blue-teal flip flop, a 2×10 Mesa Dual Rectifier Blue Angel and a PRS SE Singlecut 245 in a gold finish... 😩 I had a stretch when I was unemployed and another situation when I needed the funds to move to a new area, so it sucks, but not the end of the world.

I had an EVH Stealth 100. It was a hand numbered pre production I got in a trade from a Fender employee. Had the Frankenstein colors on the faceplate. I traded it for a VHT Pittbull and that was a major mistake. A month later, I hit up the guy I made the trade with to see if he’d be willing to trade back, and he said he would have if he hadn’t sold it off already

My first amp I bought when I was 16, was a crate Crate BV60 blue tolex. I had a randall 4x12 cab loaded with g12t-75. A situation led me to sell them both. I could of stuffed the head in a closet and just sold the cab. I just didn't enjoy either at the time, and the situation I was in, so it went. That was my regret for not thinking of the closet situation even if I sold the cab I could of got something different later on.. I still check marketplaces and local stores to see if its still around. That'll be my impulse purchase one day. It had a white mark on top when I bought it back in 2006, I'm sure it'll still be there.

I briefly had a vintage Ibanez Bi-Mode Chorus that i regret selling because i feel like I didn’t take enough time to really understand that pedal. I shot it out against my MXR Analog Chorus and liked the MXR better at the time. Decided i only needed one chorus and sold the Ibanez but now i’d love to have that pedal again to re-explore it

I have a very rare Rhino YJM Blackstar head that I'll never get rid of. It sounds just like Yngwie when you slam the front end with an overdrive. I've only ever seen 1 for sale and I jumped on it immediately. Guy was selling it locally for $250. It needed some TLC but nothing major. Amazing head if you ever see one get it.

Sold my ESP SV Standard yeaaaars ago and regretted it ever since. Last year i managed to buy one back in immaculate condition!

Ive stated this many, many times. Believe here on your channel and on Glenn's channel, 23 out of 25 yrs of my playing I've been wanting a Mess/Boogie Single Rectifier Head. But due to being on Disability, and the climbing costs over the yrs lol it's becoming more of a pipe dream. Im also a Luthier/tech so this year im going to saving my revenue from all the Mods/Repairs I do, put that towards either a Single Rectifier Head or one of Mesa Mini Rectifier Heads.

My Line 6 Helix and my early 00s Mesa Oversized 4x12 😢 helped me purchase a much needed new vehicle. The thing that sucks the most is that it kinda killed my interest in playing guitar. Still trying to find that spark again.

Mine was an original Randall Warhead not because it was amazing sounding. More for sentimental value.

For me, it was my Jackson WRX in natural. Not overly expensive, but god damn that finish is so hard to find for me in Canada here. And when I do, the guitar is being listed for significantly more. One day I will re-acquire that beast. In other news. I also sold my Hughes & Kettner Grandmeister 36 about 4 years ago. Regretted that, but found a Deluxe 40 for an insane deal recently. $750CAD!

I had a 1996 Charvel San Dimas III when I was in high school. It had a flame maple top with a tobacco burst finish and to this day(I’m 36) I have never even seen a picture of one exactly like it. I’ve seen a quilt top with a Floyd but never a flame top with a Wilkinson like mine. The crazy thing is it came up for sale back in 2010,I bought it then sold it again a year later to buy an amp head. I’ll most likely never see it or another one like it again 😭

I sold a charvel model 3 along with a multi effects pedal and drum machine to help out my aunt after my uncle passed away. The owner of the music shop low balled me but I sold it and gave the money to my aunt. The music shop ended up shutting down years later and I'm not sorry to say the owner deserves the absolute worst in life. I also sold a charvel model 4 under different circumstances. And that circumstance is that I'm an idiot 😂

My first real amp was a Fender Bass Breaker 15. Nothing but problems. Sold it and bought an all original 1983 Laney Pro Tube 100w half stack. That’s an amp I will never sell, ever.

Peavey vtm 60, and also crate. Vintage Club 6112 , both like a marshal but better. And USA built.

My first guitar was an old red Jackson from a pawn shop someone put the Metallica skull head logo (from Live Shit: Binge and Purge) on in electrical tape. I never really appreciated it because I was all up on the nu metal train and wanted an Ibanez SO BAD, because that's what all the bands I liked were playing. I wish I still had it. It was such an easy playing guitar. I ended up giving it to a friend who wanted to learn when I got a new pawn shop special (brand I'd never heard of) that I only really got because it was black. I did eventually get my Ibanez though. More than 20 years later xD

I got rid of a Peavey XXX 13 years ago. It was during the recession, my kid wanted an Xbox for Xmas, and the amp went. I just got that amp back a couple of weeks ago. The kid graduates college in a month and can afford his own amps! (and Xbox's) All is well in the universe! :) BTW: I just made a pair of 2/12 cabs with redbacks and creamback neos. Best speaker sound I've ever had!

Mine was a coffee burst Reverend Sensei RA. I loved that guitar so much - I only just found the guitar which gave me the same amount of joy a few weeks ago in my new Les Paul, but I would kill to find another coffee burst reverend sensei RA

Sounds great! Funny enough, I tend to play Feathers as well when demoing juicy hot-rodded Marshall style amps as well. Cheers! 🤘🙂

Regret selling my left handed Gibson Lea Paul 70’s Tribute in wine red. It was ugly but damn did it have the tone and resonate perfectly. It came stock with Dirty Fingers. I miss it still.

Lefty BC Rich NJ Deluxe in black. The fuckin thing was a beast. I modded it to 18 volts and it was a shred machine. Used it in my time with the Mighty Morbid Saint. Damn that guitar was a good one.

My Dunable USA R2 in Vintage Silverburst, such a killer guitar. Still hurts…

one piece of gear I would never sell is my OG Carvin Legacy VL100 with original green back 25's that amp/cab combo is the shit, I like it more than 5150's or mesa's used to work in a music store and tried everything they had come through for years and this combo is just magic, eats pedals like a champion, paired it with a 4 x12 with rocket 50's for that doomy low end and Heaven all Mighty it's best sounding set up I've ever heard!

I had a peavey 5150 II in great condition That was gone through and modded by a local amp tech that since passed away. I bought the amp for $350 and spent $100 for the upgrades. I did make a profit on the sale of the amp but will probably never find a 5150 in that condition for that price again. 😢

I actually had 2, and both times regretted it, but money was needed. It was a Bogner Brixton 12 watt combo, smal but really packed a punch, no real clean tones at all, but you don't get a Bogner for the cleans. Good crunch though, awesome high gain.

It was this Kiesel Aries. A white one with fishman fluences and original Floyd rose. That thing was awesome.

I got rid of 5150 signature , jcm 900 1960b cabinet and ltd h1000 to pay a major bill I had , I regret selling all tat gear and getting pennies for it at guitar center. I have now a mesa rectifier cabinet , mark v 25, multi watt triple rectifier head, 6505+ ead, 5150 6l6 50 watt head, made up fpr what I sold and I have a 1960b cabinet, much better now with what I got but I still miss that peavey 5150..............

I had a Park 100w head with 4x12 cab. Never should have gotten rid of. Oh well.

For me, it was a JCM800ZW with matching cab. Had to sell it to pay for a lawyer for a bunch of traffic tickets I got while acting a fool on a street bike when I was young and stupid.

Splawn Amps are perfected Marshall’s. I also thought I had my Splawn GAS under control. Apparently I do not.

I have a few for sure, but the top of the list has to be a 90s Reissue Orange Overdrive (Or-120). It’s just something you don’t see everyday.

Yep. A 1981 Gibson Les Paul Custom Silverburst. That said, my PRS Core Tremontis and EBMMs Petrucci Majesties and JPs are much easier to play and more versatile, but I wish I had kept that Custom.

Peavey 5150II with a Genz Benz George Lynch signature 2x12 cab. Didn’t need anything else. No fx, nothing. Just great rock tone.

I'm a horder, I literally have everything I ever bought! lol

With your love of modded Marshall style amps.m, Les Paul’s and sd1. I’m surprised that you’ve never had one with EMGs and gone for a zakk wylde tone

only piece of gear regret getting rid of is a Black LTD Eclipse I swapped a Seymour Duncan Blackout AHB-3 set into, traided it for some tattoo work. reget it for sure, loved that guitar

I haven't owned a real amp since like 2011. But if I were to buy one, it would be an old Laney VH100R. One of the best most underrated amps I've ever had or played in my life.

Sold a few pedals, a couple of budget amplifiers, but nothing I've regretted :)

I had an Ampeg VL 1002 head that I had to sell because I needed money. I wish that I still had that amp. I also had a Rat pedal from the 80's that I wish that I hadn't sold.

1984 gibson sg that had been re-painted a candy apple red color with a weird wrap around bridge. Had intonation issues especially on the g-string and the local techs couldn't find a bridge that would fit, very odd guitar. Great sound, I was moving and sold it. Huge mistake.

Late 60s Gibson SG modded out with Di?Marzio Super Distortion and Di?Marzio Super 2, Badass bridge & Grover tuners. I had that guitar from 1975 until 2007. One other regret was a 100watt Marshall from late 60s with a single Volume control and 4 hole plug in. I guess it would be called a plexi nowadays. I have some live soundboard tapes of me using that guitar and amp in 1984 on miami Bch at Flynns with the Rock City Angels.

Great video! I love the amazing tones that Splawn offers. The amp I wish hadn’t had to let go was. Mesa Boogie Mark iii Purple Stripe Coliseum w/Matching 2x12 vert cab. I found out that Kirk Hammet got it which made me feel better for about 75 seconds 😂

Same story for me My first Marshall Halfstack I got at 17. Wasn't my 87 Fender strat that got messed up in some teenage year drama confusion. Nope was my first marshall stack for me. Def :)

Still crying over selling my Mesa Boogie 3 Channel Dual Rectifier!!! That was 7 years ago!!! I would throw a tube screamer in front of it and man it was awesome!!!

1992 Gibson LP Studio. Previous owner had tried to relic it, it kind of had a “cow” pattern to it. Bought it for 400 and it was amazing guitar but I could not get past how it looked so ugly with the artificial relic. I should have restored it back to solid White. Instead sold it and regret it ever since….

I regret selling my '73 Silverface Vibrolux reverb years ago... Needed the $ for other gear and never found one again locally for a reasonable price.

I miss my JCM2000 that I traded off for a Sunn 300T bass amp and it was an awesome bass amp but it worked about 1 out of every 10 times. The JCM2000 was an early one and it was just awesome. I think it had upgraded transformers. Someone in North Carolina got a real ripper about 7 years ago.

I nearly sold my Splawn Super Stock 100 once. That would have probably been my worst guitar related decision ever if I'd gone through with it.

Nothing I sold but two things were stolen from me I still think about. JCM 2000 stolen after a gig by someone. Jackson DK2S with the sustaniac and tb4 pickups. The purple sparkly one that was a "musicians friend exclusive" I think. It was stolen from me out of a shared practice space. I'm still angry like 16 years after the fact.

My silly gear story is selling off a TCE dark matter distortion pedal, a $40 distortion. I love it for bass reamps and bass tone so much, I have no idea why I ever sold it. I bought it again and it’s a staple of my bass reamps now

I have downsized a lot of my collection in the last couple years. I have thankfully not regretted any I moved on. I'd rather see them go to a new home where they're used and loved. I'm at a point now where the things to downsize would be unique in tone/configuration, and probably too expensive to replace in today's prices. I'm aware of evolving tastes and coming back around to some gear we used to play more so I'm holding onto a couple things right now even if they don't get much play time

For me, there's two pieces of gear i regret are no longer in my possession. First is my first electric. Early 00s Squier Strat. Nothing special, right? Wrong. This one was black with 3 single coils and a pearloid pickguard...Yeah, that was the only thing special about it, but finding one on Reverb is surprisingly difficult and Fender no longer make any black SSS strats with pearl guards under either brand. Luckily, when i have found them, they've been cheap, but I have yet to see one for sale at the same time i have $200 of disposable income. Second is my Bugera 333XL 2x12 combo. Again, nothing special on the surface, but I'd bought it as a gift for myself for graduating high school and i'm still bummed i don't have it anymore. I had a non-infinium model and it broke. Before i could get it fixed, it got stolen out of my garage along with my first guitar and some of my brother's tools.

Yeah I just had to part with my multiwatt dual rec to get an apartment. health issues have me out of work so just let go a piece of gear id been wanting for a long time.

It was a 2019 R9 60th anniversary pretty plain burst top. Sold to fund another guitar. I’ve purchased many Les Paul’s (even Murph lab ones) since and still none were as good.

Boy do I know this to well!! I got a Marshall 1959slp from the early 90’s for a £100 coz he blew the power tubes and this thing sounded amazing !!! I traded it for a hw2 ac30 which is also cool but still I should have kept the Marshall it was from a magic batch and sounded simply amazing !! Thankfully I have a Jtm45 that’s also as good !! But still

I regret selling my original first run DBZ Bird of Prey. It was the fastest, greatest sounding guitar I've ever owned and I've owned literally over 100 guitars. I feel you bro.

Mine was a Mesa Coliseum power amp. Paired it up with two oversized Mesa 4 x 12 with ev speakers in it. Way more power than I ever needed I feel like I thought I was going to play Wembley or something put the tone was killer and the power amp with super rare

Honestly I wish I still had my blue voodoo 120 and my ibanez rg2ex1 it was a great sounding combination

Man, I sold my Ibanez s520 that I installed active emgs in. It played great and sounded great. The zr trem is so smooth and stable. They are worth more that what I got for it.

Piece of gear I regret selling: random baritone scale agile seven string, it wasn’t anything amazing but I sold it to help a friend pay for new tires after a bad car crash and I’d used it on a couple albums and it feels weird to not have the guitar I’d used for those albums. Sold two Ibanez 8strings I never could jell with, don’t really miss em but I didn’t really need to sell them either. Piece of gear I wish I’d kept: my first real band before I played guitar my dad rented the guitarist of my band one of those Kerry king jcm800s and it was so fucking good. I wish I’d had the foresight to buy it for myself but I never envisioned myself playing guitar in bands back then.