I'm NOT selling all of my guitars - I've sold them and picked up this!
Al the Silent Guitar survived the cut...but the Les Paul is gone. No doubt I will replace that at some point. The Taylor and Larrivee are also on the chopping block. Sad, but I can only play one at a time and I have found that the others just tend to sit while I play my favourite. The Taylor GA will fill the position of favourite quite nicely.
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...that would be SAG. Sounds about right!Guitar Acquisition Syndrome is in reverse
Nice guitar Tony... great motivation to play.
Thanks Chris. One interesting point (at least I find it interesting but I'm very easy on myself) is that I have played so many guitars in my local store that I feel I'm totally over the shyness we have spoken about in another thread, you know the feeling that "Oh I'm not a good enough player to pick this up". I don't feel nervous anymore and I'm able to just play and focus on assessing the feel and sound of the instrument instead of wondering what everyone thinks of my playing.
So, I think that like everything, with practice and repetition you get over the worry of playing in front of staff and customers. I still don't like the stores where a staff member comes and sits with you the whole time cause they are worried you will break something I guess but i find that annoying.
So, I think that like everything, with practice and repetition you get over the worry of playing in front of staff and customers. I still don't like the stores where a staff member comes and sits with you the whole time cause they are worried you will break something I guess but i find that annoying.
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tovo wrote:
I completely understand what you mean about the others sitting while you play your favorite..... B)
I have found though, that if I am working on a song in an alternate tuning, I can leave one of the others in that alternate tuning to make practice sessions more fun......
Food for thought....
I probably should sell a few of mine as well, but I have grown quite fond of them for some odd reason.
J
Tony:Al the Silent Guitar survived the cut...but the Les Paul is gone. No doubt I will replace that at some point. The Taylor and Larrivee are also on the chopping block. Sad, but I can only play one at a time and I have found that the others just tend to sit while I play my favourite. The Taylor GA will fill the position of favourite quite nicely.
I completely understand what you mean about the others sitting while you play your favorite..... B)
I have found though, that if I am working on a song in an alternate tuning, I can leave one of the others in that alternate tuning to make practice sessions more fun......

Food for thought....

I probably should sell a few of mine as well, but I have grown quite fond of them for some odd reason.
J
Hi MJ, yeah I still have my Taylor Big Baby which is good for alternate tuning. Actually my son and his mates often play it so it spends a lot of time in the very interesting alternate tuning of GDBEAB or something similar. I am a bit sad to lose the others but really I can't justify continuously adding to the number of guitars I have and didn't have the money I need for the Taylor Koa just sitting around.