Quick rundown; Formally trained in percussion,voice, and piano during my childhood and grade school. Self taught the guitar during my days in college.

My equipment list is; Tama Rockstar DX 8 piece kit with I think 13 different snare drums at last count a few years ago, DW pedals and Sabian cymbals.

6 Alvarez acoustic guitars, 1 Martin backpacker, 2 Yamaha acoustic guitars.

2 Gibson Les Pauls, 1 Fender Telecaster.

Line 6 amps and effects.

Yamaha P95 Digital Piano.

Macbook Pro running Logic, Shure vocal mic/cad drum mics.

Lots of toys to play with.

 

Got 2 electrics, 2 acoustics, and an acoustic 12 string, 1 bass, 1 keyboard, and 2 drum machines. And turntables.
Wanna get a dinky classical as well to play some of that spanish fly shit ahha.

I taught myself with tabs, basic chords, and anything else I could find on the internet when I was in grade 7 or so. I found it pretty easy to pick up self-taught but then again I did have a violin background 4 years prior to that...though the majority of my theory has gone out the window ffs. XD

 

Learning by myself for a bit more than a year now on acoustic as well as e-guitar. Got a Yamaha acoustic and a Hagstrom Swede together with a H&K amp, RP90 pedal and a JamMan looper which makes for some alright amateur recording. Only lack a proper recording tool for my macbook. Reaper is a bloody pain in the arse.
Also had a Gibson Les Paul Gothic back in the day when I couldn't play which I unfortunately sold. That was some sweet little lass.
It can be frustrating sometimes but all in all I'm quite content with my progress, biggest challenge is to learn to sing while playing so far.
If you're looking for good youtube channels to learn I suggest Marty Schwartz and especially Ben Eller's 'This is why you suck at guitar'. He has a great sense of humour and points out some details about playing techniques I've never seen mentioned by others.