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Wife and I plan to retire in 5 years. I could see myself selling all of my gear except for maybe one electric guitar. I would also pony up for a new prs core acoustic.I'd rather have one Private Stock than 5 of anything else, provided it sounded spectacular (they all sound pretty damn stellar!). I realize I'm an army of one on this concept, but for me, one fantastic guitar is enough.
"Then why do you have more than one?"
"Megalomania."
"That's a poor excuse."
"I know. So what."
I'm lucky to have a few PS models. They're the reason I can't narrow it down to only one guitar. I wish I could, I think the music might improve (less paralysis by analysis. more time spent learning the nuances of only one). But I just can't bear to part with a single PS, or for that matter, the others. I am a hopeless addict. I should be living in an alley drinking Guitar Kool Aid in the gutter, but that seems awfully uncomfortable, and besides, where would I keep the guitars?
PS models have a special something I can't quite describe that's simply a notch above. I'm talking purely tone and feel here.
I've even thought about that recent PS version of my SSH, but I stopped myself from pulling the trigger and trading my Artist model in because I stumbled onto a very good example of the model (ebony fretboards really work well with Semi Hollow guitars, and I've kinda fallen for this one, too).
I like the idea of using the very best brushes to make paintings with. If I deserve my guitars - of course I DON'T deserve a single one of them - you certainly do!
"It's not about 'deserve', Les."
"I know. That's why I have a few guitars that are certainly above my station in guitardom!"
It just kind of depends what retirement turns into i guess. I will not hold another job once I retire, absolutely no way. I could see myself creating projects or training youngsters on welding and fabricating in our shop.
Hate the thoughts of never being in a live band again and I'm not saying that will happen but I want to enjoy retirement with the absolute least amount of drama.
I would consider a PS Angelus once I'm done working but like I said it all depends.
Wife and I really want to travel and I'd like to do the majority of that on two wheels. My options are many.....