Ok, I know this isn't going to happen.... but, this one photo taken as a grab from the "Good Fellows" movie, and captioned.
I thought, summed up the predicament most long term forum members suffer....MORE GUITARS.
I've got around 22 or so guitars/bases at the moment. I now generally stick to a 'one in, one out' policy, but kit guitars come under another heading, mwahahahahah!
OUCH, that's a lot of space taken up by Guitars, especially if they all have their own hard case.
OK if you have the space.
I'm stretching it ATM, 3 Strats, 1 Tele, 1 Es 347, a Hummingbird and K Yari small bodied acoustic...oop's nearly forgot the newly acquired MIJ Tokai S.G. = 3 builds in the works ... a ES3 kit like yours, a Pitbull 335 kit, but modded to take Kinman Soapbar P-90's, and a bass kit, that basically hasn't been touched as yet.
I lost my work space due to having storage costs of other things became over expensive.
Need to sell some stuff off.
Yes, its the storage space that's the problem, the wife doesn't really mind how many guitars I have. Still, it's better since I sold off my PA kit that was mainly stored inside!
The Drummer used to store the P.A. at his place, back in the day.
PITA pulling it out and having to pack it in a rent it van back in the 80's
The bloody DJ / Hasienda Doof Doof music, killed our gigs eventually.
A music genera that has lasted far too long for it's own good IMHO, it's a drug addled need to appreciate the music movement, has stifled anything NEW, musically.
A very good synopsis of this problem was written in the back page of a either a Sound on Sound magazine, or the Australian Audio technology magazine, a few moths ago....sorry can't remember which.
[Old Fart's that actually know shit ]
Probably 'Sounding Off' in SoS. I seem to remember something similar. If you've ever used the SoS forum, I was Wonky Wabbit on there. Stopped using it since they updated to the new format as I couldn't get on with the narrow columns. I know a lot of the longer term staff on the mag fairly well.
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