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Does anyone else ha've a tendency to sell kit on after using it infront of an audience?
I'll say I want some bit of functionality - but I rarely use the new functionality.
I think Gear Acquisition gets in the way of Song Acquisition and Technique Acquisition...
it's an addiction much like gambling - a way of passing time, certainly hasn't improved my playing.
I'd like to sell a lot of my stuff, but at present I'm stuck believing that I need to buy a more versatile guitar in order to do that.
I'm fairly lucky in that my "rig" is still in its infancy, it really only has one way to go and that is to grow, so for the moment GAS is my friend.
I've always thought that in the unlikely event I ever became a gigging musician, I'd have to reappraise my gear and probably change it completely.
I buy stuff because I like it, it doesn't really have to achieve a particular sound or purpose. If I was actually using it to play proper music for other people to listen to, there'd suddenly be a whole different set of requirements.
I think we all know the answer to the thread title.
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When will I be happy and say "no more"?
There's a thought to cure the old Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Ringleader of the Cambridge cartel, pedal champ and king of the dirt boxes (down to 21)
Seriously: If you value it, take/fetch it yourself
And your best bet would be: Look a bit harder.
(If you are the UK's most versatile and prolific Session Musician - I am willing to reconsider)
I also fancy a Chapman ML3 Traditional... Or maybe the ML1 CAP10 - but that's not in a natural finish...
It's an addiction.