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RobF -> RE: Rearding your guitar, have you found 'The One'? (Dec. 16 2022 19:55:43)
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I think it depends on the person. I know pro players who’ll find a guitar that works for them and then just use it until it wears out. They don’t even necessarily have to be expensive instruments. I’ve done setup work on guitars like this where I can’t believe how someone can make something that’s so out of whack sound so good. Then they get it back and fall in love all over again and go back to playing it until it’s well overdue for its next adjustment.
The opposite side of the spectrum finds finicky players who seemingly can never be satisfied unless the instrument meets some vague but very specific parameters. They seem to go through guitars like others go through socks. Buy and sell, rinse, repeat.
Then there’s the rest of us, normal people, who love each instrument for what it is and can’t seem to get enough of the things. I think two is a reasonable minimum, but maybe seven is a luckier number.
I don’t think there’s such a thing as ‘The One’, at least not for me, so consider yourself blessed if you’ve found yours. [sm=Smiley Guitar.gif]
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