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It only took 20+ years of having the guitar's, for me to notice.
Pretty trivial & inconsequential, but I guess I was probably too busy enjoying the guitars for what they are, to be bothered about such details.
That I do like single-channel amps.
That owning even a halfway decent amp pretty much negates the need for drive pedals.
That looking at the Honeyboy Amps webbie could be bad for my wealth.
Oh, and that I’d have managed this year better if only I’d had 2020 vision ;-)
So yeah, jazz.
To compensate, I'm not bad at buying Gear
- When I'm bored I buy and sell a lot of guitar gear.
- I'm actually a Tele guy, not a Strat guy.
- Trying something completely different can actually inspire me to play more and learn new things - I discovered this from getting a Tele and a Strymon Deco.
- I used to say I hated work travel, but I actually miss it a lot.
I also improved at recording and mixing in Reaper.
I also learned that some of the songs I recorded (after originally doing so 25 years earlier in some cases) weren't in the keys I originally thought thanks to autotune.
1. I may, if I am lucky, improve a modicum
2. I start fantasising that I am a lot better than I actually am
3. After said fantasy, I successfully come up with ideas (chord based, as I cannot play anything else very well), which I guess is a good thing - as it feeds the deluded belief that I am better than I actually am.
And so it goes round.