Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
At The Back => Time Out => Topic started by: Antag on February 17, 2007, 08:45:36 AM
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The Owning more than one guitar thread got me thinking about past purchases, sales, part-ex deals, non-purchases & associated regrets. So a simple poll :)
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Definitely selling a guitar that I loved.
I've missed out on a few guitars that I would have liked to own but you can get over it by buying other guitars :lol:
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I guess selling a guitar that you loved, because you remember that actual guitar, the way it played. And every time you remember it you wince and think "dammit, why did I do that?" :x :x
But there have been a few times I've wanted to buy limited edition guitars, then they suddenly vanish from the shops. There was an SG Standard Korina very briefly available in the early 90s, and I wish I'd bought it. Still kick myself every time I think about it.
And another thing - selling a guitar for less than it's worth! I had a 1964 SG which I stupidly got talked into selling for a pathetic price. That was the end of dabbling in the vintage market for me.
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Definitely selling a guitar that you loved rather than the one you missed buying.What you never had in the first place you will never miss. I sold a really nice bass once that I'd have preferred ti have kept though financial circumstances forced it-but I got over it in the end.
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the only guitar I regret selling is a Ibanez P-bass I had (like the guy from Supergrass uses). It was a GREAT bass with a gorgeous maple neck & fretboard. I sold it for £150 to a guy who collects them and he said it was the best one he'd ever played (doh!).
:twisted:
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I'll get over selling a guitar I loved. But missing that one guitar will make me wonder for the rest of my life. What if........?
Better to have loved and lost than never loved at all.
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Better to have loved and lost than never loved at all.
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Can't beat a bit of Tennyson on a Saturday lunchtime.
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I'm guessing the first one, because if you owned it you knew for sure that you loved it.