+1!
I did not vote because the right answer was not there - Private Stock Tone Monster!
My under-developed mind tells me this question is hypothetically rhetorical. You're asking a question that doesn't need to be answered for the sake of fleshing out who would identify themselves as superficial. Maybe that's not the case and it's just how us stupid folk think. Oh yeah, I looked up "copout" and apparently that's two words.
Read: Bite me, Kevin. With all due respect to the President of DGT Nation.
It's still bogus. With respect to guitars, the particulars always matter. If you want to start an intelligent conversation about the relative weight people assign to abstract concepts such as "tone," "beauty," and "quality of construction/materials," setting up a bogus hypothetical that only deals in extremes is a lousy way to do it.
That's how I read it too, hence my responses.
This
And, while we're on the subject of "cop out," Kev, how come I haven't seen you on that VR thread yet? Hmmm?!??!
Pete: Nice guitar. Hey, I'm heading to Chicago for the weekend this weekend... ...hmm...
Read: "copout"
This is a hypothetical conceptual choice. Not tangible. If you were forced to face this choice, what would YOU choose. Put your name on it! Unless of course, your mind is not developed enough to be capable of conceptual thinking...
This sounds political....so will you be in the running next election? Where do you stand on DGT's?:flute:
You may also notice Mr. Shawn and Mr. Hans have steered clear of this particular thread which is completely understood and not at all unexpected...
]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©;48025 said:And... please... leave me out of this. :goodnight:
]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©;48025 said:If it's "completely understood" then you're going to have to explain it to me because I just got around to reading this train wreck. Why, exactly, am I being brought into this? Why is my absence to be noticed?
4) It's a giant steaming turd and they've seen this happen enough times to know that everyone who touches it will end up smelling like sh!t
PS. My lovely wife (who is sitting next to me healing her surgically repaired broken right ankle-which is another story) nearly choked on her coffee when I read point #4 to her. :congrats::biggrin:
Since I've been asked directly which would I choose, I'll chime in. It's like anything. if I only own one guitar and that's all I'll ever own, I'll take the one that sounds the best. It may or not be the prettiest, but I'd go with great sounding and playing. If I owned multiple guitars, I'd diversify my collection and add some fancy guitars too. Again, not mutually exclusive, but if we are dealing with hypothetical absolutes, that's how I vote.
And this, my friends, is how to classily participate in a forum while answering a thread that might not be your bag.
Thank you for playing along, Shawn! \m/
If I owned multiple guitars, I'd diversify my collection and add some fancy guitars too.
The Spanish Inquisition has a warm welcome waiting for You!
I have other objects that I own simply for the sake of art. Who says I can't own a guitar for the same reason?
And there you have it. That sums up my feelings as well.
Which guitars do I play out? The ones that sound and feel the best. However, I own some simply because they are pure ART. Here's an example. I am not a big fan of the Starla model, nor do I like Bigsbys as a player. Does that mean a Starla with a Bigsby is not a great guitar? Hell no, but for the tones I want for the genre of music I play, it's not for me. However, I have no plans on letting this guitar go, because I think it's one of the prettiest and coolest art guitars I have ever seen:
I have other objects that I own simply for the sake of art. Who says I can't own a guitar for the same reason?
But is it a deadtone?
But is it a deadtone?