Guitar hoarder's anonymous we got something special over here. Greetings! You guys, I'm from that weird guy from that foreign country that plays Greetings to you and how are you doing today? Austin, I'm doing good. I'm going to call him AW because he is a guitar hoarder. An anonymous member, he's AW. I can't tell you his name, but he has a very large guitar hoarder. Let's tell you how did you start collecting your guitar hoarder. How did you do it? I know where the addiction started. Who did it begin? I think it was like about us 13. I really got addicted to buying guitars. My parents kept buying for me every vacation they took. They felt like they had to make up for buying me a guitar. So pretty much yearly I got some crazy guitar and then as I got older I just started collecting, just kept the traditional buying everything I think of. There was weird who appealed to me. You decided not to buy food in order to save your next guitar purchase. Yes, I think lots of ramen noodles. So you went without food to a master's collection that you had. Yes, I didn't get this by just eating like a cake. No, this is lots of ramen noodles, lots of ripps underwear, worn to the max, lots of socks with holes. Well how many guitars do you currently own right now? I honestly don't even know. You don't know, I'm not sure. Well you got a lot of Gibson's right? You got one of them. It was like 27 but I keep swapping them in and out lately still. I don't know. One of the brands you like because I know you like Gibson you like Fender. What's other brands you carry? You got Ivan's. You should be probably my next main one. I got all that too. What about that sandwich lunch model? Oh no, he broke it. I forgot about that shit. Yeah, that's a real one right? Real ESP custom shop from the Japanese factory. That's probably my best quality guitar in the whole place. I don't play as often. I think it's gonna be a little bit more free to hear it. That's kind of how I feel about my chipset because I've never owned anything that's quite this fancy looking. I'm used to the standard Fender style. But we're talking about your collection. But let's look at that. We're gonna look at that ESP. We have a picture of AW and George Lynch together with that guitar. Didn't he sign the back of it? Yeah, I went down to Fort Wayne Indiana and Sweetwater had a bigger band. They were having ESP launch events. What it was. George Lynch flew in, was doing a guitar clinic showing everyone off the whole. ESP lineup. They were gonna launch a Sweetwater. And they had a signing afterwards. I waited, waited a while and got off their hand with Comic Con. Everybody else is sort of rush-mob. He looks at Comic Con. The staffs are saying, Puzzles. This is a real one. He's like, don't ever sell this. You'll never get another one like this. He looked at the serum and was like, oh, this is a really one. Did you know the store I bought it from in California and everything? You know the address of the store. Listen it off to me. I don't even know the exact address. I just knew it was on sunset Boulevard. Blinked my mind. I still can't explain. That's the heaviest guitar I've been going on. This is really heavy. This is like heavier than my 1970s strats. 70 strats were heavy. This is 14 when I got that. And I had to carry that lulping down on sunset Boulevard for miles just walking. Just couldn't ride again. We're in a bay area town. I shouldn't have walked. I shouldn't have gone robbed for that thing. This thing is like, I can't wait. Seriously. I feel like I'm toning my man's breasts. I don't think it's close to 20 pounds. I haven't waited. It's an heaviest guitar I've ever felt. Everyone thinks it's a deal. I thought to play this through my core, it affects you. Fortunately, I didn't bring money, it affects today. But I sat hate playing out of people's gear. I had that line 6 helix. It was just so different and strange and foreign. Yeah, that sort of takes a lot of studying. I haven't really got a thing for myself for that one. It's so heavy. I feel like it couldn't be good. I'm an LR person. You should've thrown all the school guitars, all the school panels. This is the real thing. This is really... The signature. It's not the back of the headstock. Signature. This is signed. It's real. I don't think it's for sale or anything. But this is just our private thing. We can't even tell you what this is actually located. These are just one of many. Really nice businesses. And sadly, the new kamikaze, even though their ESP custom shops supposedly, I don't think they made the Japanese custom shop anymore. I think they made it in America. I might be wrong on that part. But the pickups have changed. It's no longer the Seymour Donkonskrim and Daemon. The front is an ESP custom shop pickup that's made to sound like an acoustic. Now they're both replaced with... I believe it's a George Lynch model pickup. His own model that he makes for his Mr. Stereo guitarist. He does.