My philosophy for guitars

One really nice guitar, or multiple for the same price?

  • Yes, more is better

    Votes: 7 70.0%

  • No, I like less guitars (weird lol)

    Votes: 2 20.0%

  • I would rather spend my money on gardening

    Votes: 1 10.0%
  • Total voters
    10
rolandson said:
I'm thinking....11th...near where Ferrell's is/was. I took my kids for ice cream after I bought the guitar because they had been extremely passive about waiting for me. So, they got ice cream.
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Well, near Farrell's would be 13th. You bought that guitar a LONG time ago. MRM is now on the corner of 11Th and Washington.
 
3bolt79 said:
Well, near Farrell's would be 13th. You bought that guitar a LONG time ago. MRM is now on the corner of 11Th and Washington.
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Then it must have been 13th. It was surrounded by rental houses and apartments. In fact, it was in more of a house than a business building. And, absolutely, it was a very long time ago.
 
rolandson said:
Then it must have been 13th. It was surrounded by rental houses and apartments. In fact, it was in more of a house than a business building. And, absolutely, it was a very long time ago.
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Yes, it was a house. That house is now a tattoo studio.
 
I have had 164 guitars and 57 amps in my 63 years on this plane, with too many pedals to count. I currenty have six electrics (all different), two acoustics, and two tube amps, all of which get gigged in two bands. I take two guitars to every gig, because, well, strings. I don’t necessarily believe in owning musical equipment just to own it. If I like the guitars and amps and play them, I keep them. If I don’t, they go, I don’t really care how much they cost or their “value". They’re tools ...

… like me ...
 
I now lean towards quality than quantity. I used to have a bunch of cheaper guitars but slowly refined some things. Amps on the other hand…
 
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