unless you end up with a vintage piece that is too expensive to take out or in many cases even play, to me a guitar has to be played. All the fancy bits they are adding are all just smoke and mirrors. Won't make it play or sound any better.
Vintage I could understand. But these new guitars... it boggles the mind really.dwagar said:unless you end up with a vintage piece that is too expensive to take out or in many cases even play, to me a guitar has to be played. All the fancy bits they are adding are all just smoke and mirrors. Won't make it play or sound any better.
Both can be very expensive. Is it worth it just to look though?ne1roc said:I love beautiful guitars! I also love beautiful women. With either of the two, if you can't play with them, at least you can look at them!
There's no accounting for taste. Some people just like garish stuff.GuitarsCanada said:I agree with you, but apparently many do not. They would not put them out if there was no demand. Granted, some are really nice to look at... but I can't remember ever going to a concert and seeing a pro playing something like that.
If you can afford it, why not?GuitarsCanada said:Both can be very expensive. Is it worth it just to look though?
Amen, homey. For the reason I stated above. Plus, they're just u.g.l.y and they ain't got no alibi.jroberts said:Still hate those quilt tops, though.
I agree 100%nine said:I'm not a fan of guitars like the one that you posted. It's far too ornate and not even good looking to me. Luthier masturbation, really. :tongue: