Screamingdaisy
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Mine was a McCarty.
I was a Les Paul guy who was was in the market for a "modern" guitar. I wanted 24 frets, high output humbuckers and a trem. While looking for a Custom 24 I picked up a McCarty as I ran the racks. I really liked the guitar, but put it back because it (22 frets, vintage output and a hard tail) wasn't what I was looking for.
I went back to the store the next day to play some more guitars and I found myself comparing every other guitar to the McCarty. I still didn't want it because it was the wrong guitar, but once I realized what I was doing I decided there must be something about this guitar if it's my comparison point for everything else on the rack... so I bought it.
That McCarty has become my main guitar. They say you can't buy talent, but this guitar sure challenges that notion.
I was a Les Paul guy who was was in the market for a "modern" guitar. I wanted 24 frets, high output humbuckers and a trem. While looking for a Custom 24 I picked up a McCarty as I ran the racks. I really liked the guitar, but put it back because it (22 frets, vintage output and a hard tail) wasn't what I was looking for.
I went back to the store the next day to play some more guitars and I found myself comparing every other guitar to the McCarty. I still didn't want it because it was the wrong guitar, but once I realized what I was doing I decided there must be something about this guitar if it's my comparison point for everything else on the rack... so I bought it.
That McCarty has become my main guitar. They say you can't buy talent, but this guitar sure challenges that notion.