This page has existed in one form or another since 1996. First on the Hendrix College web server, then at OURnet. A previous version of this page got me some attention a few years ago at the Arkansas Times.
Be sure to visit me at my slightly more active web presence on YouTube.
Most of my guitars are signature models. I never set out to be a signature model collector; I just have a thing for guitars that are a little out of the ordinary.
Ibanez Universes: UV7BK, UV77MC, ad UV7PWH. Completing this trio was a lifelong dream.
Ibanez Voyager RBM1. Yes, Reb Beach from Winger. I don’t care what anyone thinks.
Ibanez RG550. Circa 1988. Somebody must’ve really liked Blues Saraceno because it’s almost a replica of his guitar from back in the day.
Ibanez Prestige AZ2402. It’s like they took all the pointy parts and made them smooth.
Ibanez PGM300. Not my favorite color scheme, but possibly the best sounding Ibanez I have.
Strandberg Sarah Longfield 7. Because everyone should own a Strandberg.
Fender Eric Johnson “Virginia” Stories Collection Stratocaster. It’s made of sassafras. It really does make a difference.
Fender 1976 Stratocaster. It’s as old as me. And with a big honkin’ Kahler trem, how could I resist?
Fender Richie Kotzen Telecaster. The neck is like a baseball bat in the best way.
Ernie Ball Music Man Steve Morse
Sterling by Music Man Stingray 5-String
Kremona Rondo. Kremona is a Bulgarian company that makes high quality instruments that are cheap in the US due to the advantageous exchange rate.
Taylor 214ce-SB What can I say but that I love this thing? Big sound, classic look.
Peaey Ecoustic. My niece says it’s at my dad’s but I’ve looked all over the place and no sign of it.