HaarFager's photos with the keyword: Musical Equipment

My guitar and amplifier one night at band practice. Camera: Continental Electroflash 555-S 110 pocket camera Film: Kodak Gold 100 (expired) Date: circa November 2009 Location: Fairfield, Illinois, U.S.A. Continental 555-S Kodak 100 Deuces Wild 16ef

Some of the buttons and pins on my guitar strap. Reminds me of The Searchers. (Anybody remember "Needles and Pins?")

Headphones at a recording session I documented with my camera. Taken on February 24th, 2013.

Taken in February 2011, this was when my little Fender amplifier was brand new.

This was my Ampeg SS-70 lead guitar amplifier I had from around 1990 to January 2002. I'm pretty sure I took this shot right before I went to the music store and traded it in. I had gotten a Marshall stack and had no need for this one anymore. Taken on January 3rd, 2002.

This is a little Marshall practice amplifier I picked up several years ago - it's a real Marshall and resembles one of their half stack outfits. Picture taken on January 4th, 2015.

This is a shot of an old amplifier and guitar I used to own - the amplifier was an old Gibson tube amp that had a nice sound. The guitar was an Electra X260n Invicta. I ended up selling both of them together and now I wish I hadn't. They were both sweet pieces. Taken on December 25th, 1996, with my Minolta XD11.

This is a Marshall amplifier set I used to have until the head was stolen. I ended up just selling the speaker cabinet. I wish I still had that amp!

I picked this little Ibanez practice amp up in late 2013.

This is the Fender amplifier I picked up when my big Marshall was stolen. I needed something fast and this was in my price range. It sounds all right, but nothing can compare to that Marshall I used to have.

On the right, is the second guitar amplifier I ever owned. A friend of mine, who recovered it in the fake leather you see here, sold it to me when he got another, better bass amplifier. It is a Fury amplifier, looks like. That's my old Zenith console television, which I customized. Taken with my Minolta XD11 and Kodak Kodacolor VR 100 Gen 1 film in 1983.