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Re: What guitar should I get??
Did his very factual and sincere post bore you? :28:
Did his very factual and sincere post bore you? :28:
Did his very factual and sincere post bore you? :28:
In all seriousness, though, about the money issue:
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This has been talked to death and has caused numerous meltdowns, flame wars, fist fights (yes, fist fights over the Internet), ulcers, and yeast infections. People have different budgets and different ideas about what they want in a guitar. Hell, they even have different uses for the things.
People get offended because someone with a more expensive guitar puts theirs down.
People get offended because someone with a less expensive guitar says theirs was a waste of money.
People get offended because someone says that cheap guitars are better.
People get offended because someone says that expensive guitars are better.
People get offended because someone says that you have to play them to find out which ones are good.
People get offended because someone says that guitars don't matter anyway.
Fact is, nobody has all the answers. You have to find your answers. Don't get too comfy, though, because they might not be the answers you'll need a month or a year or a decade from now.
What people really need is to play, on guitars that don't hold them back. Now, you might have to play a guitar for eight years to discover how it's holding you back. If that happens, do something to fix it. Change the pickups. Get the frets leveled. Put a different neck on it. Put a smiley face sticker on the pickguard so it will remind you to be happy when you play it. Sell it and buy something else. Buy a $2,000 guitar if it makes you happy. Buy a $200 guitar if it makes you happy. Get comfortable with something, get the sound where you want it.
And play the goddamned thing.
Did his very factual and sincere post bore you? :28:
nice clip lucid! I like good comparison videos
epi is really missing both sparkle and depth...and that famous LP sweetness
I have no idea what that picture Jesse Sammler posted meant. I was expecting a picture of a guitar. Maybe it's very profound & we're too dense to figure it out. Or maybe he linked to the wrong picture. I could be up all night wondering about this...
+1 on the Epiphone. If you're going to buy a Les Paul ripoff, might as well start with Gibson's own ripoff. I've got a couple of Epiphones that, post-upgrades, slaughter everything else I've tried short of USA Gibson price range.
From now on, instead of posting mere pictures, I will embed YouTube videos of interpretive dances.
Shall we begin?
Hilarious! If I watched it I bet it'd be even funnier.
Or maybe not.
The Epi is also missing good pickups.
Take out the crappy Epi pickups and put them in the Gibson, put a set of A2Pros in the Epiphone, and lets see a video of that. I think you'd find the Epi sounds better.
In all seriousness, though, about the money issue:
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This has been talked to death and has caused numerous meltdowns, flame wars, fist fights (yes, fist fights over the Internet), ulcers, and yeast infections. People have different budgets and different ideas about what they want in a guitar. Hell, they even have different uses for the things.
People get offended because someone with a more expensive guitar puts theirs down.
People get offended because someone with a less expensive guitar says theirs was a waste of money.
People get offended because someone says that cheap guitars are better.
People get offended because someone says that expensive guitars are better.
People get offended because someone says that you have to play them to find out which ones are good.
People get offended because someone says that guitars don't matter anyway.
Fact is, nobody has all the answers. You have to find your answers. Don't get too comfy, though, because they might not be the answers you'll need a month or a year or a decade from now.
What people really need is to play, on guitars that don't hold them back. Now, you might have to play a guitar for eight years to discover how it's holding you back. If that happens, do something to fix it. Change the pickups. Get the frets leveled. Put a different neck on it. Put a smiley face sticker on the pickguard so it will remind you to be happy when you play it. Sell it and buy something else. Buy a $2,000 guitar if it makes you happy. Buy a $200 guitar if it makes you happy. Get comfortable with something, get the sound where you want it.
And play the goddamned thing.
I have no idea what that picture Jessie Sammler™ posted meant. I was expecting a picture of a guitar. Maybe it's very profound & we're too dense to figure it out. Or maybe he linked to the wrong picture. I could be up all night wondering about this...