
Telecaster / Stratocaster recommendations (got one! Page 9)
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- Freddy V-C
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Yeah dude! And I used the money to buy a pink Squier and pay for a bunch of stupid mods (horrible blue pearl pickguard, Bareknuckle pickup in the bride, FUCK A NECK PICKUP, control plate replaced with one volume knob, white button Klusons).robroe wrote:You already sold it??? Hahahah fuck yeah!

This is the only photo I have, apparently.
Totally understand The feelings of guilt surrounding buying new stuff just for you.
As someone who sold nearly everything in a pursuit of minimalism a few years ago...I just have regret now. Like it literally makes me fucking sad. This year I have grown my guitars by 3 and it feels good (once you get past the icky feeling) I have learned that minimalism only really works with stuff you don't care about(clothes etc) but guitar stuff is different. Your not going mad and can still totally be eco and treat yourself now and again. You do plenty for your family...so live a little for yourself.
As someone who sold nearly everything in a pursuit of minimalism a few years ago...I just have regret now. Like it literally makes me fucking sad. This year I have grown my guitars by 3 and it feels good (once you get past the icky feeling) I have learned that minimalism only really works with stuff you don't care about(clothes etc) but guitar stuff is different. Your not going mad and can still totally be eco and treat yourself now and again. You do plenty for your family...so live a little for yourself.
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You may be right but all I feel now is PAIN and DOUBTHurb wrote:Totally understand The feelings of guilt surrounding buying new stuff just for you.
As someone who sold nearly everything in a pursuit of minimalism a few years ago...I just have regret now. Like it literally makes me fucking sad. This year I have grown my guitars by 3 and it feels good (once you get past the icky feeling) I have learned that minimalism only really works with stuff you don't care about(clothes etc) but guitar stuff is different. Your not going mad and can still totally be eco and treat yourself now and again. You do plenty for your family...so live a little for yourself.
Mike wrote:That’s very kind but I already have a Mustang so that’s not the itch I’m needing scratched to be honest x
No duo caster, not duo sonic. These are strats with a neck pickup and bridge pickup I put together
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I too have white button Klusons on my tele (which is currently an Esquire, admittedly).Freddy V-C wrote:white button Klusons.
I remember when Bajas came out how ridiculously cheap they were; I missed the scramble for an early one, but got one a few years later. Liked it, but didn't love it (found the switching really annoying, shed finish). The pink tele came after one too many Baja price hikes; was my way of putting together all the (mainly Baja) stuff I liked, but in a better colour (with an even fatter neck, and white Klusons).
Nothing gives me more fraternal old-shortscale-fella-force-ghost moments with Fran than looking on at n00bs who haven't hipped to strats yet.
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See, in the last few years I've come to agree with this. I've put it off for so many years, but after getting two decent strats a few years ago, I understand why strats.benecol wrote:Nothing gives me more fraternal old-shortscale-fella-force-ghost moments with Fran than looking on at n00bs who haven't hipped to strats yet.
I'm 33. I'm a 33 year old who likes strats and honda hatchbacks (not the sporty ones) and pyjamas.
I know I've arrived at the right conclusion, but I fear I might not have made the most of my journey there.
