Just curious
Why would anyone sell their last guitar unless they don't want to play anymore? :? :whistling:
I sold my 0M05 to purchase a SD50 model. Wanted the bigger sound to compliment my D35S.
Quote from: ducktrapper on November 06, 2019, 04:45:03 PM
Why would anyone sell their last guitar unless they don't want to play anymore? :? :whistling:
Very funny,wise guy 👌
Dave
Pay bills and reducing the heard.Now my OM03PA is my main gigger plus my Jumbo Guild 12 string and as a backup my friends OM03BW which he isn't ever getting back.
Quote from: DaveyO on November 06, 2019, 06:48:20 PM
Very funny,wise guy 👌
Dave
It's my curse. Give me a straight line and l can't help myself! :roll
It wasn't being played. No instrument deserves to live in a case.
Ed
'cause, still looking for the 'ONE'
'cuz you can't eat braggin' rights.
some times, buying on "spec" doesn't always work.
living in a small town, in a big country means buying on line, blind.
then you get the guitar and it's not what you were hoping for...
sry Rob, this happened to me with a lovely OM-PA, thinking the 12 fret would be a step up from my 14 fret, tonally, no, far from it, then there's that 12 fret problem.....
I've also sold guitars to pay bills, then for some weird reason, I see them come up for sale again, so I buy them back (usually for less)- this happened with TWO Larrivee guitars...
You know, my last Larrivee was a C-05 and my very first was the same guitar. Sad, very sad. I had nine in total.
I sold my last guitar because I did not like it. But I have at last learned a lesson: I am done buying guitars online and on Craig's List. I tend to get those because they are great deals, but not love connections. I am going back to the old way: going to guitar shops till I find a guitar that grabs me and won't let go.
I've only sold one guitar, and that was the cheap student classical I learned on. I'm not sentimental enough to keep that sort of thing. Think I got $60 for it.