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I would love to come and have a look, time permitting!
View my feedback at www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/comment/1201922
Pete
Manning (or womaning, let’s be equal ops here) the place 9-5, Mon - Sat may not make financial sense. It’s not as if they are shipping Squier box sets for new starters, so passing trade isn’t really a huge consideration.
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I absolutely love them as a tool for making music and the sound they can make gives me immense depths of enjoyment.
But spending hours drooling over the subtleties of how the finish has worn away on an old guitar and inspecting the details of them - I'm definitely not a part of that world.
There I said it lol
They each in their own way had a depth to their tone I have never heard in a modern guitar. You might not like that and it might not be appropriate for every musical application and could easily be masked in certain setups so could well be wasted, but it was definitely 100% there.
The fact that we lack the language to or science to accurately explain it to someone who has not experienced it does not mean it isn't there.
Been uploading old tracks I recorded ages ago and hopefully some new noodles here.
IMO yes and no. On the one hand:
Nothing new quite sounds vintage.
On the other:
But why the fuck does everyone want to sound vintage? Because SRV, Hank & Jimmy Page did?
Two of the greatest strat players ever, Hendrix & Gilmour used relatively mundane strats with non-holy grail pickups.