a Bechstein upright piano (well, not really mine, but I'm the only one who plays it. I wish I had a grand piano so I could fool around more with the strings, though)
acoustic guitar that belonged to my mother
a pair of congo's
and some small stuff like a jew's harp, two harmonica's, casio vl-tone, and basically anything I can find which makes a nice sound when I hit it

and I will buy a melodica very soon, for the sake of melancholy

I just bought three more guitars...I had purchased a new G&L JB-2 bass a while back but I have since bought:
Seagull Cedar S6+CW Quantum
ESP/LTD 400 w/EMG 81/81
Fender U.S.A. HS Telecaster

...in order of mention in my previous post...pictures...
***see updated photos***

Those are some nice guitars, man. I own a Hamer Sunburst A/T flametop. It doesnt suit the kind of music I play very well, but it was affordable, comfortable, easy to play, and looks nice. I just need some new pickups, and I'll be all set.

Oh...the Hamers are nice...also under-rated and bordering on unknown sometimes too!! The U.S.A. models are made by about 12 people in a smaller shop and they make about 4 a day or something...very nice!!

Yes, I also own some cheap Washburn.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Just bought a keyboard. A Roland Juno G. It's a Synth/Workstation. Good sounds, easy interface, USB. . . . Cool! Can't wait to get home.

http://www.roland.com/demos/en/JUNO-G_IT/index.html

Besides these two I still have my IBANEZ ROADSTAR II bass (purple) and a cheap acoustic guitar from Stagg. An electric Jim Harley six string I gained from the divorce.

I just got myself one of these:







It's an Ibanez AF75D and it plays like a beauty. It only cost me £150 s/h from the shop I work at. I think you'd have to go a long way to find a guitar this good for that money. If an ES-175 comes along for a sensible price then I might trade it in, but until then, this is my new best friend.