My most expensive peice of music gear is ...

[flanging_fred]

a vintage ribbon mic my dad gave me that I never use.

My second most expensive piece of music gear is my Yamaha electro acoustic. Which I hardly ever use.
My most expensive pedal, a POG2 get's used a lot less than say, my £28 Mooer hustle drive...

I'm a bit weird really.

Does anybody else suffer from this affliction of spending 99% of your time playing with you're cheapest equipment? After thinking about it a bit I'm sure I spend most of my time playing a second hand squier guitar.

Is it just me... ? Do I need help?

Edit : Ahh crap, I can't even spell piece correctly.

[bertie]

nope, my "in reach" electric is my squier tele, which is the cheapest. My "in reach" acoustic is my faith mercury, which is the cheapest acoustic

[Lixarto]

For electric, I rotate the Teles every few days/weeks. Next to me is the Rosewood, but yesterday it was the SQ.

For acoustic, I only play the J-45.

[racefaceec90]

it's my vintage lemon drop guitar (bought new £349)
followed by a 2nd hand ibanez ergodyne (was £299,it needs a LOT of work doing to it).i p/xed a squier tele custom (with hb pickups) towards it i didn't know what i was doing tbh

then my fender mustang 1 amp (£100 i think?)

finally my roland microcube £96.

that's it

[ICBM]

Most of my most-used gear is the cheapest.

My 'in reach' electric is my cheapest one at the moment - my Aria RS - although I do sometimes rotate them. The Aria is the only one I don't have a hard case for though, so it tends to get the most time on the hanger.

My go-to amp in the house is either the Marshall Reverb 12 I got from someone here or the Carlsbro Sherwood I got from someone else here! Neither of them worth more than a tiny fraction of my Mesa.

I only have one acoustic (not counting my 12-string, which is also probably more valuable anyway) and one bass.

[maltingsaudio]

TBH I only think about the price of a piece of kit when I either break it, lose it, want to buy it, or sell it!

[dogload]

Has to be either my Rickenbacker 360/12 or Fender Thinskin Jazzmaster. The Ric doesn't get as much use as I'd hoped it would but I love the Jazzmaster and use it a lot.
However I find that at the moment my go to has to be my Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster which at a bargain secondhand price comes in at a fifth of the thinskin!

[monquixote]

My most used around the house electric is the CV Tele which is worth about one tenth of my Gretch which is probably the least played.

[rdmf48]

My two most expensive guitars are the ones that I made for myself, but then I was paying for a Guitar Maker to take me through it and I was using his workshop. This was all well worth it as both instruments are excellent, and my version of a Les Paul gets used all the time.

[stickyfiddle]

Last year my most popular live guitar was my SG Std (paid under £400) and most-played home guitar was the Strat (SQuier-based frankenstein, worth around £300 with the wind behind it)