I've begun to compile a list of my musical instruments, along with their specs, images and other info for easy personal reference... I figured I'd share them here too, as there might be others interested in music-making hardware too! Thus far I've only dealt with electric stringed instruments, but I'll get the others in time.
First up:
Godin Exit-22 - Canada, early 2000s
http://www.godinguitars.com/godinexit22p.htm
This was my first 6-string guitar. IIRC, it was $500, back in 2003ish.
Specs
Body: Mahogany (solid, 2-piece)
Neck: Maple, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius: 12"
Scale: 24 3/4"
Frets: 22, Medium-Jumbo
Pickups: Godin-design, SSH
Switching: 5-way blade
Controls: Master Volume/Tone
Bridge: Fixed, Six-saddle, String-through
Tuners:
Finish: Clear poly
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Fender Aerodyne Telecaster - MIJ, 2005
Specs
Body: Basswood
Neck: Maple (Walnut stripe), bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius: 7 1/4"
Scale: 25.5"
Frets: 22, Medium-Jumbo
Pickups: Vintage soap bar, Vintage tele bridge
Switching: 3-way toggle
Controls: Master Volume/Tone
Bridge: Fixed, Six-saddle Tele, String-through
Tuners: Vintage style slotted
Finish: Gloss black poly
Misc: Carved radius top, cream body binding, matching headstock
Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass - MIJ
Specs
Body: Basswood
Neck: Maple (Walnut stripe),"C"-shape, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius: 7 1/4"
Scale: 34"
Frets: 20, Medium-Jumbo
Nut Width: 1.5"
Pickups: Jazz bridge, split Precision neck
Controls: Volume for each pickup, Master Tone
Bridge: Fixed, Four-saddle
Tuners: Vintage style slotted
Finish: Gloss black poly
Misc: Carved radius top, cream body binding, matching headstock
Fender '66 Classic Jaguar - MIJ, 2009
Specs
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple (Walnut stripe), "C"-shape, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius: 7 1/4"
Scale: 24"
Frets: 22, Vintage
Nut Width: 1.650"
Pickups: 2 special design Hot Jaguar single-coil (Neck & Bridge)
Controls: Lead: Master Volume/Tone, on/off switch for each pickup, high-pass filter, Rhythm: Volume/Tone wheels, on/off switch
Bridge: Fender Floating Tremolo
Tuners: Vintage style slotted
Finish: 3TS poly
Misc: Blocks & Binding
G&L Tribute Legacy HD Premium - MIK, 2005
Specs
Body: Swamp Ash - 2 piece
Neck: Maple (Walnut stripe), "C"-shape, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius: 12"
Scale: 25.5"
Frets: 22, Medium-Jumbo
Nut Width: 1 5/8"
Pickups: Neck&Middle - G&L Vintage Style Alnico V (6.4K - 7.0K), Bridge - G&L AW4370B Alnico humbucker (13.4k)
Controls: Volume, PTB Tone control (Bass cut, Treble cut) , Humbucker coil split, 5-way pickup selector
Bridge: G&L Legacy Dual Fulcrum vibrato (2-spring)
Tuners: 18:1 sealed back
Finish: Trans-red poly
Misc:
Schecter Ultra VI - Diamond Series, MIK, 2011
Specs
Body: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany, Set
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius:
Scale: 30"
Frets: 22, Medium-Jumbo
Nut Width:
Pickups: Duncan-Design FG-101 x3
Controls: Master Volume/Tone (500k), on/off/coil split switch for each pickup
Bridge: Tone Pros adjust-o-matic style bridge & stop tail, brass saddles
Tuners: 18:1 Grover
Finish: Silverburst poly
Misc:
(on right) Yamaha BBN5 - MIJ, pre-1998
Specs
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius:
Scale: 34"
Frets: 24, Medium-Jumbo
Nut Width:
Pickups: Jazz Style single coil x2
Controls: Volume for each pickup, Master Tone
Bridge: 5-saddle
Tuners:
Finish: Black poly
Misc:
(Fretless on top)
(BBN5 on bottom)
Fretless Frankenbass
This was cobbled together from my first bass, a Profile Precision Bass copy (w/ maple neck), with a fretless Yamaha neck from a friend (had to be shaved to fit in the neck pocket), a cheap pickup from eBay to replace the ailing original, and new pots. Sounds good and plays surprisingly well.
Specs
Body: Unknown (Profile Precision copy)
Neck: Maple, bolt-on (Yamaha RBX # fretless)
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius:
Scale: 34"
Frets: 24 equivalent; none
Nut Width:
Pickups: Split Precision ($5 on eBay)
Controls: Volume & Tone (250k)
Bridge: 4-saddle
Tuners:
Finish: Black poly
Misc: Rogue Mandolin - 8-string
Not much info on this guy :/
Specs
Body:
Neck: Maple, set
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius:
Scale: "
Frets: 20
Nut Width:
Pickups: Single-coil
Controls: Volume & Tone
Bridge: Adjustable compensated rosewood, floating tail
Tuners:
Finish: redburst poly
Misc: F-holes, A-style
Awesome guy! Your first guitar reminds me of one of mine. I have a solid body mahagony two piece Peavy. It's a real nice piece cost me 350 second hand.
Cool. It's not a Patriot or T-15, is it?
You have some nice-looking guitars in your collection. I miss the days when I played. Perhaps this post will encourage me to get back to it.
Couldn't tell you as a drummer it's not the biggest deal what it is lol. It sounds very nice and I could put a pick of it up sometime maybe you could tell me what it is.
Yeah, that's cool... I'm just curious, it's not important 
If you do, the model name will be on the headstock. We should start a 70s techno band
Goddamn that looks like some fun gear!
Been considering a Micro-Korg for a while - pretty useable sounds and easy to use without too many submenus. Just haven't bitten the bullet.... Now I'm considering a Casio WX-P1 instead. Was also considering a Juno-Stage that's on clearance at the local shop, but it's more than I want to pay for something without a good keybed.
That Korg-700 has my curiosity!
In the spring I sold my old Schecter Hellcat VI (above next to the Schecter Ultra VI) in order to buy an updated version of the same bass. It took about 3-4mo. to arrive, but I've been happy with the purchase. The changes they made were changes I was intending to make to the old one anyway, so buying new saved me some time/effort, with about the same overall cost (with having to buy new pickups, switching, and a custom made pickguard.
Schecter Hellcat VI - Diamond Series, MIK, 2012
Specs
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple, bolt-on
Fretboard: Rosewood
Radius:
Scale: 30"
Frets: 22, Medium-Jumbo
Nut Width:
Pickups: Seymour Duncan S-JAG1 x3
Controls: Master Volume/Tone (500k), on/off switch for each pickup
Bridge: Tone Pros adjust-o-matic style bridge & stop tail, brass saddles
Tuners: 18:1 Grover
Finish: 3TS poly
Misc: Pearloid block inlays
