Things you disliked, but are OK with now.
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Diego
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Re: Things you disliked, but are OK with now.
I don't like XJs but Jumbos I'll play all day long. Tall and narrow frets it's where it's at.
I like both kinds of frets: jumbo and extra jumbo.
I don't like XJs but Jumbos I'll play all day long. Tall and narrow frets it's where it's at.
That90'sGuy
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Re: Things you disliked, but are OK with now.
Hollow body and Semi-hollowbody instruments. For years, I played nothing, but CS Fenders, Gibsons and PRS solid body guitars. My first example was a Dean Chafin Del Sol, but that was korean and not a keeper. I later added a PRS Hollowbody Spruce that I liked a lot, but it wasn't until my Gretsch and a Gibson ES-335 that it really "clicked" that those were the style of guitars that fit *me*. The more I play my Tennessee Rose and Black Falcon, the more I'm enamored by them and I don't understand why they just seem to be attractive to Country players because I like playing Rock with them and don't feel I'm missing a thing.
Hollow body and Semi-hollowbody instruments. For years, I played nothing, but CS Fenders, Gibsons and PRS solid body guitars. My first example was a Dean Chafin Del Sol, but that was korean and not a keeper. I later added a PRS Hollowbody Spruce that I liked a lot, but it wasn't until my Gretsch and a Gibson ES-335 that it really "clicked" that those were the style of guitars that fit *me*. The more I play my Tennessee Rose and Black Falcon, the more I'm enamored by them and I don't understand why they just seem to be attractive to Country players because I like playing Rock with them and don't feel I'm missing a thing.
measthesheriff
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Re: Things you disliked, but are OK with now.
My tastes have stayed pretty much the same. I've always favored classic designs. The only evolution in my taste I would say have led me to dislike overly fancy guitars (for the most part). By that I mean big inlays, flame/quilt tops (I don't care for these at all anymore) and other excessive embellishments.
I realize that my answer is actually the opposite of what you asked, but...
My tastes have stayed pretty much the same. I've always favored classic designs. The only evolution in my taste I would say have led me to dislike overly fancy guitars (for the most part). By that I mean big inlays, flame/quilt tops (I don't care for these at all anymore) and other excessive embellishments.
I realize that my answer is actually the opposite of what you asked, but...
beaubrummels
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Re: Things you disliked, but are OK with now.
I was ok with getting married, but I disli... no wait, that's another thread...
I was ok with getting married, but I disli... no wait, that's another thread...