Sevenstring.org - View Single Post

Slayer89 · 11-24-2007, 07:04 AM

I just personally don't see the point in keeping a guitar if it no longer suits my needs. I buy guitars because I love how they are, not just on whim. But my taste changes with time and I don't see the point in holding onto one when I want another more. I'm a minimalist by nature, I guess. I'd like to get other 7s (007 Blackjack, C7 BCH Hellraiser, Loomis, and LTD SC607b eventually), but I won't say that if I get them that I'll keep them forever, because for all I know I swear by baritone 7 string bastardized superstrats, but I may wake up one day and hear a tele and a LP calling my name. I also don't normally buy new unless I get a hell of a deal, so I normally break even or make a profit off of my sales.

11-24-2007, 07:04 AM	#25 (permalink)
Slayer89 The Demon Barber Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Turlock, CA Posts: 967 Real Name: Alan Main Seven: Schecter Loomis NT Rig: 5150 -> V30's Thanked: 42	I just personally don't see the point in keeping a guitar if it no longer suits my needs. I buy guitars because I love how they are, not just on whim. But my taste changes with time and I don't see the point in holding onto one when I want another more. I'm a minimalist by nature, I guess. I'd like to get other 7s (007 Blackjack, C7 BCH Hellraiser, Loomis, and LTD SC607b eventually), but I won't say that if I get them that I'll keep them forever, because for all I know I swear by baritone 7 string bastardized superstrats, but I may wake up one day and hear a tele and a LP calling my name. I also don't normally buy new unless I get a hell of a deal, so I normally break even or make a profit off of my sales. There's a hole in the world like a great black pit And it's filled with people who are filled with shit And the vermin of the world inhabit it But not for long ...