LOL, I'm sorry, I didn't mean it that way. I LOVE piano and the oboe as well. But I was skimming through some of the pics above and people had some pretty nice guitar/drum sets...so I meant not that kind of cool...but IMHO piano is amazing...

Part of the when in Rome series, just picked up two more Grafs for Ms. 23. Cut's down on a whole lot of shipping to different continents. Whenever any piano makes Satchmo sound like he isn't using feet or elbows and can actually play....Satchmo is all over them.

Roland E-14 Keyboard... I'm planning selling it to buy sth better...

Yeyo.

piano, keyboard, violin, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, 2 electric guitars, 2 more acoustic guitars but they are both broken in smoe way, couples mikes if they count? my mixer shoudl be in in couple days, clairinette, some old sound system with somespeakers bigger than my lil bro lol. and thats about it?

One piano (Hellas), one keyboard (very simple, think it´s Yamaha), and one pump organ from New England Organ Company, it´s mor then 100 years old and working great (except for one button, but it´s so high you never use it, almost, only problem now is to get it the 700 kilometers home from where it is now, to here.

Here is a link to pics of my Taylor that I got a few weeks ago. If you aren't an acoustic fan then you know...just skip it...
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...donkey/Taylor/
Here is a link to pics of my ESP/LTD that came today...
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v425/smorgdonkey/ESP/
You can click on any photo to have it 'super sized'.
On a related note some may want to see the differences in the LTD and the Gibson Les Paul-pics here...
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ey/Les%20Paul/
...there is definitely a difference in thickness, the Gibson has no binding and the LTD has bound neck, body and headstock, the Gibson has two volume and two tone knobs whereas the LTD has two volume and one tone, the Gibson has it's own Gibson pickups and the LTD has the Seymour Duncan JB/'59 combo.
The obvious differences are pick guard on the Gibson and none on the LTD, gold hardware on the Gibson and silver on the LTD, the pickup rings on the Gibson are black and the ones on the LTD match the binding.

Hi
that's our studio with our equipment:
http://www.thegrooveofsatyre.com/galerie02.swf

there are too much elements to make a list, but as quite everyone here seem to have a piano, I list our Yamaha CP80, Fender Rhodes MKI, Hohner Clavinet D6, Wurlitzer...
We have some fine old Ludwig, Rogers, and Gretsh drums with 70's handmade cymbals...
Lots of effect pedals, stompboxes, analogue synths, organs, string machines...

Actually we are 3 people who have put our gear in common to make this studio fully working. And we're musicians too, so it's easy to plug the CP80 in a Leslie 160 with some reverb from an EMT140...for example...

peace

I only own an electric guitar at the moment which I am trying to learn on my own....later on though I plan on getting a drum set.

I recently have a new girl. She was born in Czechoslovakia, right before the hell of the second world war broke loose...

Evey word she says sounds like music, she has a great figure with amazing curles, and she likes a good slapping.
Here she is:

**see updated photos**