Bernard Stratford Esquier
I named him for being a strat, and made by Squier. He's my first guitar and I got him when I was fourteen. He's a 3/4 size guitar, made for travel or for new players with small hands (which at the time fit my description.) Notice that there are only two knobs instead of three.
Sir Melvin Hawthorne van Covington
I actually got this at Best Buy, a chain of stores known for selling electronics. Why they were selling acoustic guitars I have no idea but it was black, shiny, and very affordable (only one hundred US dollars). I purchased him just this last Christmas and have already had to replace the strings twice. (Bloody cheap strings that came with the guitar!)
Delbert Newton Whitmore III
I got this nice, cheap but quality ukulele just a wee while ago (May) after being inspired on several occasions to have something as unique as a ukulele. He is small and very portable. Therefore, I take him with me to a lot of places. I used to play him in the hallway at school and take him with me to class. I still don't know how I managed to get away with that. I have also made $10.79 street performing with Delbert. You make ask, if he's the third, than what happened to the first two? Well, that's a good question. I haven't made proper acquaintances with the first two Delberts, but my Delbert assures me that they do indeed exist. I take his word for it.
Wishlist:
Mandolin
Maybe banjo?
