Question Of The Week: How Many Of Your Main Instrument Do You Have?

Music can be intoxicating, and playing an instrument can be downright addictive. Once we have a taste of it, we want more. Bigger. Better. MORE!

Whether you've been playing for a week, a year, or the majority of your life, it's safe to say you have a main instrument that you stick to. So we're asking you to focus on that instrument, and then do some simple math and answer this week's question...

Of the main instrument that you play, how many do you have?

A small sampling of Folkcraft dulcimers that Bing Futch takes to his gigs

Grab a calculator, abacus, or use your fingers and toes. Whether it's 1 or 1,000, we want to know! If you have a minute, upload a pretty picture to show off your collection. Show the world what, at times, takes priority over the monthly bills.

Of the main instrument that you play, how many do you have?

Your Answers

Of the main instrument that you play, how many do you have?

Name: Yvonne M
Location: Eldridge, ND
"My main instrument is piano - I have four - a beautiful 1912 Steinway Grand, an almost as beautiful 1872 Square Grand, another beautiful Square Grand that is best described as a beautiful white elephant since it is not playable.. and a not so beautiful old upright. At one time I had 5 pianos, but gave my treasured 1951 spinet piano to my granddaughter, who cherishes it as much as I did. I seem to be gaining on dulcimers at an alarming rate as well since I will soon be receiving my 4th - couldn't resist Folkcraft's amazing resonator dulcimer:-) Life is Good and Music is a great Blessing!!"

Name: Sudie K.
Location: London, Ky.
"Two............fiddles!"

Name: Cheryl F.
Location: Soddy Daisy, TN
"I had 5 dulcimers, but now am happier with 3."

Name: Dave B
Location: Dunnellon,Fl.
"I have several dulcimers, (custom double-neck(upper chromatic tuned to DAD, lower Diatonic with 1 1/2, 6 1/2, 8 1/2 tuned to CGG), Baritone,tuned to AEA, six raised string resonator dulcimer tuned to open G tuning (GBDGBD),All of these are folk-craft instruments, I also have an MMD Dulcimer, an Electric dulcimer, a local made dulcimer, a Dobro (resonator Guitar open G tuning) I take and play my double-neck and resonator at gigs and jams."

Name: Chris W.
Location: Rochester, NY
"I have two dulcimers and lots of harmonicas."

Name: Mike W.
Location: Marion, Ohio
"Three dulcimers"

Name: John C.
Location: Durango, Co.
"4 guitars (down from 7), 3 dulcimers, 3 mandolins, 2 ukuleles, and 1 autoharp... and yes, I play them all fairly regularly!"

Name: Graham W.
Location: Monroe, VA
"Just one guitar, a Taylor 210e, which is wonderful!"

Name: Terry B.
Location: Antwerp, OH
"Two Dulcimers, two ukuleles, two electric bass guitars, one acoustic bass, one electric guitar, three acoustic guitars, one mandolin, and an assortment of harmonicas. I sold my drums. I mostly play the dulcimers, ukuleles and the bass guitars at the present time."

Name: Crystal
Location: Eastern U.S.
"Ukulele is my main instrument, but I don't have one right now. :( But I have one guitar, and for lack of my uke, it's my main instrument and I'm grateful for it!"

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