Macmutt
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- Jan 14, 2015
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Hey Guys, although i've only had my PRS custom 22 since February, i recently had to sell it, unfortunately.
Here's why...There has beem alot of chaos in my life lately, My father has been in the hospital for two months with terminal cancer, so i've been going back and forth everyday.
Then i come home and take care of my two kids, then goto work at night, and briefly cross paths with the wife in the morning.....weekends are busy with more hospital visits, food shopping, church, and other chores.
So needless to say i have not been able to play it for months, and i personally consider it an utter sin to have such a high emd, beautiful instrument like a $4000 PRS sitting in a closet unable to be played.
Now if it were a guitar of lesser quality, and not as expensive as a PRS, than i would've been ok with it, So i did infact downgrade both my PRS and Fender Princeton Reverb to a 1960's Epiphone tribute Les Paul and a Marshall tube amp...then i put the rest of the money towards some necessities for the house.
It truly broke my heart to sell, it felt like breaking up with my first love when i walked out of the music store, but i did get the highest quality Les Paul Epiphone makes and a really nice Marshall amp, and at least now if i don't get to play for a while, it's not a total of $5000 sitting in the closet going to waste but just a $1000 between guitar and amp.
I hope to someday get a PRS back, but for now there is more important things i need to deal with before i can enjoy playing again.
Here's why...There has beem alot of chaos in my life lately, My father has been in the hospital for two months with terminal cancer, so i've been going back and forth everyday.
Then i come home and take care of my two kids, then goto work at night, and briefly cross paths with the wife in the morning.....weekends are busy with more hospital visits, food shopping, church, and other chores.
So needless to say i have not been able to play it for months, and i personally consider it an utter sin to have such a high emd, beautiful instrument like a $4000 PRS sitting in a closet unable to be played.
Now if it were a guitar of lesser quality, and not as expensive as a PRS, than i would've been ok with it, So i did infact downgrade both my PRS and Fender Princeton Reverb to a 1960's Epiphone tribute Les Paul and a Marshall tube amp...then i put the rest of the money towards some necessities for the house.
It truly broke my heart to sell, it felt like breaking up with my first love when i walked out of the music store, but i did get the highest quality Les Paul Epiphone makes and a really nice Marshall amp, and at least now if i don't get to play for a while, it's not a total of $5000 sitting in the closet going to waste but just a $1000 between guitar and amp.
I hope to someday get a PRS back, but for now there is more important things i need to deal with before i can enjoy playing again.