Neapolitan |
06-03-2021 08:03 AM |
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Originally Posted by Chula Vista
(Post 2175186)
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I must have déjà vu cause I distinctly remember you saying that before, I could be wrong though. I remember you buying a very expensive Les Paul then ended up selling it.
What is the purpose of having two nearly identical guitars? If you are playing at a gig and you have the guitar with one knob do you have to tell the band to hold up cause the next song you're going to play you'll need to switch to the guitar with two knobs? Then they start without you anyways and you wish you had a single guitar that sound like both the one knob and two knob guitar.
Honestly you should do a guitar video shoot out between the one knob and two knob guitar. See how different they are sonically from each other.
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