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Kwaping:
Congrats on the beautiful new guitar!

TheCollyWolly:
If you're GASsing for a 335 and you get a chance at one, snap that shit up. I was lucky to find it before it was discontinued and put it on layaway.  It's got such a full, open sound with crispy top end and a huge amount of control. Also, I'm not a fan of trems in general, but the big hunk of metal at the bridge really helps the balance (an issue that just kills SGs for me).

Akima:

--- Quote from: TheCollyWolly on 23 Dec 2012, 20:33 ---There was also a girl in the acoustic room trying to decide on her first guitar. She was choosing between a Taylor 314ce and 414ce, and decided on the 414 because the "wood stuff is prettier". Then her mom bought her a $2000 first guitar and asked the sales guy about lessons.
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Just think what an nice guitar that will be for someone when it comes on the second-hand market in a few months...

Yes, yes... I know... "Booyah! Elitist trap sprung!"

Radical AC:
Considering the price of many instruments parents get their kids (Pianos, cellos, ect) even a really nice guitar can be relatively inexpensive in comparison.  That girl will probably get a Land Rover at 15, it happens.  It just seems ridiculous to us because GAH I want that there is $32.08 in my checking account do you do payment plans

Kwaping:
While a $2k guitar might be a lot for a beginner, it is true that playing on a nice instrument is more enjoyable than playing on a crappy one. If that nice instrument inspires the girl to continue playing where a crappy one would have turned her off, what then? If someone can afford it, I say "why not". I am guessing that $2k is a fairly minor investment for that particular family.

You can be envious all you want (and I am!!), but you can't say they made a poor decision.

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