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Hard decision today. My good friend that keeps fueling my GAS had quite the impossible choice for me to make.
Guitar number one:
LTD M1000 Deluxe is mint condition with the hard case. It’s in showroom, it has EMG’s and a Floyd Rose. It plays amazing.
Guitar number two:
1998 Gibson SG Special with a SD PAF on the bridge, and DmZ Titan on the neck. Guitar was refinished in nitro and a catalyst the previous owner (from the seller) did not want to disclose because he’s an aspiring luthier. The serial number is partially hidden under the finish. But it’s a real Gibson for sure.
I spent a good hour trying both guitars. And although I kept staring at the LTD because that thing is just gorgeous, I could not get past how that SG neck felt. Wasn’t as fast, but it had a chunky feel I like. The LTD has a super fast neck, looks like a higher end guitar, and it’s about 17 years younger than the SG. But I brought the SG home. I couldn’t pass it up for $500.
Now I want that LTD too. GAS is a real thing.
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Guitar number one:
LTD M1000 Deluxe is mint condition with the hard case. It’s in showroom, it has EMG’s and a Floyd Rose. It plays amazing.
Guitar number two:
1998 Gibson SG Special with a SD PAF on the bridge, and DmZ Titan on the neck. Guitar was refinished in nitro and a catalyst the previous owner (from the seller) did not want to disclose because he’s an aspiring luthier. The serial number is partially hidden under the finish. But it’s a real Gibson for sure.
I spent a good hour trying both guitars. And although I kept staring at the LTD because that thing is just gorgeous, I could not get past how that SG neck felt. Wasn’t as fast, but it had a chunky feel I like. The LTD has a super fast neck, looks like a higher end guitar, and it’s about 17 years younger than the SG. But I brought the SG home. I couldn’t pass it up for $500.
Now I want that LTD too. GAS is a real thing.
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