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I ended up with about 53 amps.
Id like a Floyd equipped charvel but kidding myself that I’d actually have time to explore that kind of thing in addition to everything else.
I reckon 3 is enough variety without going overboard. There's a lot of sense in the LP - Tele - something light trifecta! I've kind of decided I won't sell off any amps or guitars any more as I tend to regret it and it's always worth more to me than the money I get for it, as I've discovered the hard way.
Oh, and a lovely Larrivée parlour, which I love and does all my acoustic gigs. And a crazy old Antoria Hummingbird that I don't know what to do with.
Over the last five years I've bought quite a lot of guitars (and enjoyed it), and sold almost as many (painlessly). I've now got as many as I can find room for, and not a single one I feel disposed to sell. That's a good place to be - anything I desire has to be matched with a willingness to sell. But I guess it could be an issue, if I had a lot of space
Let's face it, we could all survive without a guitar (it has been done), but we don't want to. So why limit yourself to one or two - unless you want to?
I'll stick to my guitars thanks
the two remaining are Partscasters I built myself & I don’t think I’ll ever bring myself to part with either as I’m attached to them, proud of them & being an Esquire and HH Tele Deluxe do COMPLETELY different things for me.
I DO quite fancy a Variax so the I’ll have one guitar that can cover LOTS of bases.... 3 is a magic number after all.
I could definitely go down to one superstrat, but there's no way I could choose between them so they're both staying for now... the bass is going though, so that will leave an empty hanger on the wall... hmmm...
I love the concept but when it comes down to it -which ones go, which should stay?
Finances were and are the best way of limiting a collection. I was a far better player back when I was a penniless musician, I gigged most nights of the week but only had one acoustic and one good electric plus a crappy backup.
The complacency of age seems to breed more guitars and less playing unfortunately. And though less is most definitely more, less is bloody hard!
I do plan to sell all guitars that I haven't made myself.
You don't have to sell any of them not to play them, that way you get to experience the whole 'getting to know one guitar inside and out', and then you've still got the others to enjoy when you realise that it's not quite so zen and life changing as you thought, and are glad you didn't let the others go for peanuts.
With so many comparison web sites out there, how do I choose the best one?
When that mission is accomplished, I’ll find another reason. Until then...
PS I also have an old Hofner acoustic but not counting it
My band, Red For Dissent