Seller's remorse :(

keithf

first time ever,I sold that little grandmeister a couple of days ago, as the guy was leaving my home,i was 

thinking, this is a bad idea. Hmm,

live and learn.

Drew_TNBD

Yeah. Had that around 3 months after selling my old Fryette Sig X. Took me two years to realize fully my mistake, and three months to fix once I'd come to terms with my idiocy.

benvall

I still kick myself about my old Morgan MV45. It's still knocking around here somewhere.

randomhandclaps

Did exactly the same (only time) with my old Orange.  I've finally righted it... kind of.

Paul_C

I felt like that when i sold my AC15, so I bought another one.

and then sold that too.

I'd still like another one

randomhandclaps

Paul_C said:

I felt like that when i sold my AC15, so I bought another one.

and then sold that too.

I'd still like another one

Dibs on number 3.

keithf

its a new experience for me, I was in music retail for 20 years so gear was easy come easy go, 

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i've deffo done the wrong thing this time though

strtdv

I get it briefly every time I sell something, but it usually fades quickly because I then tend to get something I'd rather have to replace it. I try not to accumulate stuff as I just don't have space..

randomhandclaps

keithf said:

i've deffo done the wrong thing this time though

I've got a blue light bulb I could send you to plug in if it'd make you feel better?

keithf

randomhandclaps said:

keithf said:

i've deffo done the wrong thing this time though

I've got a blue light bulb I could send you to plug in if it'd make you feel better?

Quality comment,have a lol

Fretwired

I had an old Tweed Fender Pro Junior from when Fender first started making them .. sold it to a Guitarist forum member in Scotland and still regret it. Great little amp.

MtB

Had sellers remorse when I sold my Matamp C7 - so a couple of years later I bought a 1224 Mk2. Sold the Mk2 about a year ago....and find myself looking at both C7s and 1224 Mk2s whenever they come up for sale.

Must move on...

Must move on.. 

Hootsmon

that he never got to record with the GOONS one last time

daveyh

Marshall 2555, 87 Kramer Baretta, 74 Les Paul Deluxe gold top. Dammit.

dean2371

Bought an Antoria Viking, gold coloured Flying V, with gold plush lined case in 1974 as my first proper guitar. Played it for a few years then it sat in the wardrobe for 30+ years before it saw the light of day again. Sold it 5 years ago and have always regretted it

richardhomer

Fretwired;535969" said:

I had an old Tweed Fender Pro Junior from when Fender first started making them .. sold it to a Guitarist forum member in Scotland and still regret it. Great little amp.

Yeah I leant one of those to someone. Never saw it again....

Sassafras

If I thought about all the sellers remorse I've had over the years, I'd end up slashing my wrists.

I just get on with me life.

Nerine

@bluesydave had my PRS a while ago. I miss that guitar.

Nerine

Although I'm not sure that was on this forum. Wish I had it back.

Nerine

I'm not even sure if that's the right user name.

xscaramanga

Thinking about it, I only really regret selling Marshalls. A 2555, a 2554, and (too early to say, but probably) a 2061X.

I shouldn't sell Marshalls. Or distortion pedals, especially if I bought them stupidly cheap and then sold them when I needed the cash, only to realise I couldn't get another one for that price.