shinksma
What? I get a title?
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Ditto that. Gotta run...gotta a pair of jeans that I need to wear holes in.....
Don't forget to acid wash them first. Wait, wut decade are we in?
Ditto that. Gotta run...gotta a pair of jeans that I need to wear holes in.....
I dunno.
There's a certain vanity in an artificially aged instrument that tends to annoy me. Maybe it's the idea that someone needs to pretend, wants to try to fool the world, etc.
While a truly old instrument with a story to tell is appealing for some reason.
I dunno.
There's a certain vanity in an artificially aged instrument that tends to annoy me. Maybe it's the idea that someone needs to pretend, wants to try to fool the world, etc.
While a truly old instrument with a story to tell is appealing for some reason.
artificially aged
Yeah you gotta watch out for "dead hours" when all the US peeps are in bed tucked in asleep. The awesome thing is Saturday mornings when we wake up to PSF! :rock:C'mon there has to be one ? It's nearly bedtime Downunder.......
Les hit the nail on the head while making another point, ANNOYANCE, FOOLERY... that's for sure, but the real point is that it is ARTIFICIAL. I don't take artificial in my sweeteners, my food flavors...........OR ANYTHING CONCERNING MY MUSIC.
I have to use artificial sweeteners because I'm diabetic.
Maybe artificially aged guitars solve someone's chronic illness.
In all seriousness though, if you want a relic, and want to pay for it, hey, it's your money.
But if you want a guitar to play and not worry about, that looks old, why not just buy a used guitar? And not worry about it?
Well, he may have a problem with sugar, but at least he knows the deal. Want old & beat up?.....by used.
Casper to the white courtesy phone...
This is what I'm talking about. Very Cool. Thanks for posting.
Casper to the white courtesy phone...
I dunno.
There's a certain vanity in an artificially aged instrument that tends to annoy me. Maybe it's the idea that someone needs to pretend, wants to try to fool the world, etc.
While a truly old instrument with a story to tell is appealing for some reason.
I bought a used SE and there was not a scratch on it, but the guy put stickers on it.
What a pain to remove. A bit of elbow grease I managed to get the sticker off the head stock,
but I am having so much trouble getting the sticker off the tremolo cover.
Other than that it has no scratches or dents.