I have a B.C. Rich Warlock, the Bronze series, a black beauty, with a rosewood fretboard (Ebony is better...) Its a bolt on neck, with white pearl dot inlays. Has a nice sound, deep and rich, was the first guitar that belonged to me.
The neck is a bit worn now from playing so much but its a nice guitar. (Nicknamed: Blackie after Blackie Lawless. 
)1986 Ibanez Gunslinger most comfortable guitar to sit and play. Also a black beauty, and came with a Crate Amp. A small, practice size amp.
Best distortion tone I ever heard on this little dinky amp. haha. I think the amp is also 1986, might be 1987. The Ibanez guitar has pearly shark fin inlays and also the only guitar I own that has a wammy bar. It has Floyd Rose tuning, and Seymour Duncan humbuckers. Acoustically speaking, I have a 1978 Yamaha Classical Acoustic guitar. Was my mother's and the guitar in which I learned my first two chords. (A & E). I literally practiced on that guitar until my finger bled, my index finger. I still get it out and strum around on it sometimes.
A Baby Taylor guitar. Beautiful, full acoustic tone on a mini body. It is impressive that a really inexpensive guitar can have such a full sound. That one is my main acoustic one.
And last but not least, my Gibson Flying V. I love this guitar. We are twins almost, because its from 1989, same year I was born and also the last year of Flying V's before they started the Anniversary ones. Its got that Mahogany coloured body, rosewood fretboard, the pearly dot inlays, not solid body however its very close to it. haha. I love that guitar, was a gift to me and the case is beautiful. He rests in comfort inside his original gibson case with soft hot pink plush to keep him warm.
His amplifier is a Line 6 Spider 3 75 watt amp. Digital, with the presets of tones in there from various players. (No Vinnie...
) But its a nice amp. I really love the option for a blues tone. I like to play bluesy music sometimes. Here is a picture of my favorite baby, KK (named after KK Downing.
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