My Bogner Ecstasy Setup with a 2x12 Celestion Vintage 30 Cabinet.

My pedalboard for the Bogner Ecstasy Classic. Boss efx are in the loop. Boss TU-2 first in the line, then into the Dunlop Rotovibe and then into the Phase 90 and the Budda Wah pedal. All true bypass exept for TU-2

Newest Bad Cat Cub II Design. 3 sounds in one amp. lovely half power option. Great workout on my idea i mailed 2 years ago!

The small Pedalboard for the Bad Cat Amps. True bypass on all pedal exept for the Boss tuner. 9VDC, 12VDC and 18VDC for the various demands.

This is my setup for the ROCKET WHEELS trio. The Bad Cat Cub II a Custom Shop version with a 1x12" Celestion NOS Greenback speaker.

Finally! The long search has come to an end! This Replica features everything i like. Fat neck, slightly oversized bodyshape and a pair of DeArmond pickups. Sunken bigsby B6 tailpiece and laqcuer.

My beloved 6120 has 2 custom wound P-90 in FilterTron housings and 6100 frets.

Played with the B-Shakers mainly, has a nice growl sound.

Let's RROOCCKK!!! Beatiful rocker with Seymor Duncan Pickups! all stock!

I love it!

This is a Gretsch Country Club 6193 built in 1956. Non original Bigsby and Sperzel tuners Pegs. At the time I play most of my Rockabilly Gigs with this guitar.

This is one is the latest of my vintage Gretsches. A 1956 Country Club sunburst. Similar to the blonde Club but has a spruce top and a trestle bracing with a real fat neck . Lovely to play loud. Strung with 10,5 to 48 strings. Sperzel Tuners and Melita bridge.

Thanks to Jim Duncombe! This is my lovely 1955 duo jet. Similar setup to the 6120, but tonepot with 22pf 600Volt orangedrop. Original Melita Bridge.

1954 scriplogo silver jet. Superrare, a little heavier than my 6128 but pretty stock, except for frets and tuners, again.

I was waiting for this one for quite some time! 1968 thinline. Compensated brass bridge saddles and new 6100 frets. I had to Waxpot the Pickups to eliminate microphony. Very bright sounding Tele. Lovely for rhythmwork. Thanks Jürg

Great for studiowork. This 1965 Rickenbacker 330/12 is pretty new to my instrument park, it's one of 12 made that year!!! Fortunately the neck is a little wider than usual. All is stock , even the controls arrangement. Notice the Vintage AlNiCo pickups still used in 1965

This is a stock Mosrite, great for certain thing when recorded. It always take some minutes to get used to the ultra slim neck. That makes it unplayable for live gigs.

Great and lout sounding D 28 Vintage Reissue. You can hear this guitar on the Rocket Wheels "scaring your stereo" record and the swiss TV soundtracks made in 2008. Many thanks to Serge Olar for the kind helping.

This is korean made Roque Coral Sitar Reissue. Is a lot of fun to fool around in the studio with.

1982 Charvel Tele with a wonderful neckshape! Nice TV Jones bridge pickup and Tele neck pickup.

These 3 Space Echoes have a modified 1st input. The impedance is changed to match the guitars. The output 2 has a little preamp to boost the signal to its original level. Problem with these Units is, the sound that comes out of the RE-301 is not als loud as your guitar signal directly into the amp. So that makes your amp sound pretty weak and is uninspiering. Now I'm quite happy with them and use the Space Echoes for the ROCKET WHEELS live shows and recording sessions.