I've done this so many times I can't even tell you. Oddly enough, with almost every guitar I sold I've regretted it. Not so much with amplifiers.
@peteolinski7471
Ай бұрын
Sell the K-Line strat. you already have a Strat that you like. If you sell the Les Paul, you are going to end up hunting for another LP😂
@clives555
Ай бұрын
Yes, sell the k line. In fact I’ve just had a great idea, sell it to me!!!
@rumy6871
Ай бұрын
Next week: should I buy this guitar? 😂
@onlyguitars
Ай бұрын
Put them away in their case out of reach. If after X amount of time, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year you dont miss them, yeah sell them. Especially I think easier choice to sell if you have similar style guitars you grab more. Even if you dont need the money or extra space. If you dont have anything else similar, maybe just for the fun of it keep it, if it doesnt bother you using space and you are not in need of the money for the time being.
@TheAdamBates
Ай бұрын
Having this same conversation with myself about my Silver Sky. I’ve really fallen in love with my Telecaster, bought a Calton case for it and have traveled and played pretty much exclusively that Tele the last year. Sat down and randomly picked up my Silver Sky and couldn’t imagine selling it. I’m sure after a week of not playing it I’ll repeat the cycle. Just hate having so much money tied up in something that’s not being used.
@officialWWM
Ай бұрын
Don’t think about the money. It has nothing to do with money, that stuff comes and goes. If the guitar speaks to you, even if it’s only once a year, you will regret letting it go.
@TheAdamBates
21 күн бұрын
@@officialWWM Yeah it's a sentimental thing for sure that has had me hold onto it this far. And it's had it fair share of bumps and scrapes because I REALLY played it. So that helps too knowing it wouldn't be the "top dollar" return. Great point though! Even if it's once a year or so (more like 1 a quarter for me ha!) it's definitely worth it. Cheers!
@officialWWM
20 күн бұрын
@@TheAdamBates you have seen the light :)
@bueller8278
Ай бұрын
the gold looks wayyyy better than the yellow - swap the necks 😊
@robbyclark6915
Ай бұрын
I agree 100. I love the gold. I'm actually hunting for a gold strat right now.
@strumminronin
Ай бұрын
'Ageing together' is a very good point. If it can't be re-bought, I would be more inclined to hold for now. I tried to sell my Player Strat, but there are some 90 of them in my region on Reverb, and they are not moving. So that is the second reason for hanging on. It's not going to gain value, but flogging it off now makes even less sense. YMMV.
@michaelschneider7590
Ай бұрын
All the strats are lovely, but you need an SG ‘61 instead of at least one of them! Also, please bring the SE DGT back into rotation more often. It’s magical in your hands.
@nekkon1989
Ай бұрын
What's the point of having 5 K-Line Strats? Give me one good practical reason why you would NEED more than one plus a backup
@muse-mech-moda
Ай бұрын
Practical? Practical????? What a miserable word that is.
@kierenmoore3236
Ай бұрын
No good reason … it’s silly. He doesn’t actually want advice, tho’ … he’s hoping for good offers on his guitars he wants to shift! ☺️
@ksharpe10
Ай бұрын
It is the REturn of the WHITE K LINE, I wondered if he still had it, his lightest one. Sounds Great!!! WOW who wouldn't want a K Line formally owned by Chris"s BEST SALESMAN, John Nathan Cordy!!!!! White STRAT Special!!!
@rwest8905
Ай бұрын
I’m totally done with Les Pauls. Had one for years, moved over to Strats/Tele and sold it. Missed it. Bought another, sold it; bought another; sold it…..one more time; sold it. They do NOT stay in tune. Bought a PRS; problem solved. That’s my humbucker guitar moving forward.
@richfahey
Ай бұрын
If the question is, should I sell a guitar, my answer is always no. About 30 years ago I sold my Les Paul, Rickenbacker and Fender twin amp when I moved. I could never afford to replace them now and I really miss them.
@jasondorsey7110
Ай бұрын
Silverface twins are still surprisingly cheap, my local store has one for $599...blackface, forget it
@compucorder64
Ай бұрын
@@jasondorsey7110 It's true, if you have the space, and can handle the weight silverface Twins are still a bargain. Even here in Europe where Fender amps are crazy expensive, you regularly see Twin's below 1k. In the recent past I think people didn't want to gig with them, because too heavy and louder than needed. But, like Vox AC30s, for home use, they are _much_ too loud. I don't know if they will stay this cheap for ever though. Now that attenuators are good, and cheap (e.g. a Torpedo Captor), they might come back in to fashion. I much prefer them to Princetons, and Deluxes. They're better for using with Rhodes, Wurlitzers and pedal steel too. If you could find a tatty one, with bust cabinet and speakers, would be an interesting project modding one into being just a head, with built in attentuator. Because that would solve the volume, weight and size issues.
@tomm5023
Ай бұрын
I own 7, but they are all very different. Acoustic nylon, steel, silent nylon and steel, an electric and hollow body electric. Then a 7th cheap nylon next to my sofa. Still would love a dobro…but no pressure
@csharp57
Ай бұрын
Seven is a good number. I’m at 8, but I want to be at 7…. I need a 12 string though.
@tomm5023
Ай бұрын
@@csharp57 For some reason 12 strings don’t appeal to me. Probably because I hate changing strings 😅
@user-hh9cu2px9g
Ай бұрын
My .02 on the matter: if the guitars have a genuine place in your heart, then keep them if you have the financial wherewithal and physical space to accommodate them. Years ago I developed an insidious case of tendinitis in my fretting hand that made playing painful and somewhat depressing. After a number of years of not touching a guitar, I sold off 4 guitars that meant a great deal to me, but caused me mental anguish whenever I looked at them. Fast forward a few more years (about 10 yrs of no guitar) and some focused physical therapy and a wholesale change to my fretting approach made playing possible again. Now, I find myself pining for those guitars I sold nearly every day of my life. Yes, the 2 guitars I bought to play function perfectly well, but I dearly miss the SG Standard I got in the late 70’s while in high school, the ‘74 Strat I bought in 1981 while in college from a working guitarist in a local band, the ‘69 telecaster I came upon in the guitar store in the late 80’s while living in nyc, and finally, the Taylor 514 I bought brand new on 48th st in nyc in the very early 00’s. Does it really matter? of course not. Do I wish I had those guitars back? You better believe I do. Anyway, just my personal experience. YMMV, obviously.
@pepeowen
26 күн бұрын
The beauty of the Helix is that most guitars sound almost exactly the same through it lol
@chadking3194
Ай бұрын
Both K Lines are beautiful guitars. They deserve to be played so don’t begrudge you for maybe selling especially if you have similar guitars but one of those would be a very special guitar for me if I owned it,
@randrothify
29 күн бұрын
The way that I do it is not to focus as much of what to let go as to what to acquire. I rarely buy the exact same guitar twice. There has to be something functionally different to avoid buying multiples of the same thing taking up valuable space and creating clutter without seeing much use. Then I ask myself if a guitar is exactly what I want and at a price I am comfortable paying. This avoids churning through a lot of “almost” guitars that are close but not quite good enough to justify keeping, thus saving time, space, transaction hassles and costs, and value lost to resale. It also calms rationalization impulse to buy lots of “inexpensive” guitars that look cool but might be not be that great. The money saved can then be saved up for something that I really have been looking for and not a lower cost version. Very occasionally I will make an exception for a more budget-friendly model in brands that I haven’t tried before, but even then it has to be different in some meaningful way from what I already have. I don’t need different blackguard Teles with the exact same pickups or pickup configurations.
@pearsonart
Ай бұрын
I might think of it more along the lines of this. You’re a newish dad. There are other things to spend money on. Mary Kondo the problem. You don’t need more than a 2-4 total. What brings you joy? I was there and whittled it down to a couple of great parts teles, 335 and Gretsch.
@jimsmith4611
Ай бұрын
I've Bought and sold / traded so many guitars over quite along period of time. There are way way too many of them that I definitely regret selling but a good few that I was glad to see the back off. The ones that I regret obviously nothing I can do about it now. I recently traded a yellow 2015 Gibson DC special with two P 90 pups. I thought I wouldn't miss it as I didn't play it a lot over the past couple of years but found myself wanting to pickit up recently as I loved the wider neck. So now looking to see if I can track one down and if I get one I'll change the autoptuners again and see how I get on.. So no help from me them re a decision to sell one or three of them.. Yes it is difficult.. It's also appears to be difficult to sell 2nd hand guitars at the minute.
@michaelsingley5641
28 күн бұрын
My 2 favorites of yours are the Les Paul and the white K-Line Strat. 😊
@MatthewFant
Ай бұрын
Gas is a real thing. Especially in todays day and age. I’m finding out something about selling musical equipment though. I always always end up regretting it. Usually I let things go for financial reasons, or because I have literally have how many versions of that guitar style. The second I do it feels like a mistake.
@shanetx81
Ай бұрын
I’ve literally looked up (on reverb) the exact same model as the last two amps I sold about a dozen times in the last months. I almost pulled the trigger on a ‘76 (mine was a ‘73) to replace my silverface Musicmaster Bass last week. The ol’ Soldano probably isn’t ever coming back sadly.
@MikeS4628
28 күн бұрын
I've never sold a guitar. It's always in the back of my head, "Can you replace this?" and if that question comes up, then why would I sell something I like just to potentially pay more later on a replacement if I decided I wanted it back. I have a few guitars I hardly ever play, but I use them to record. A thinline with P90s has been used to record but for the music I generally play live, it's not the guitar for that. I have several Fender USA strats that I no longer play because I generally use humbuckers live. I'm keeping them though. By virtue of me being older and having bought them early on, they're all decades old. My 83 Les Paul weighs 13lbs. I don't gig it for that reason. Still not selling it. I do have duplicate guitars as well. I've discovered over the years that if I love something, I try to get a second in case something happens to the one I'm playing a lot. So, I do have guitars in what is basically storage. I understand the space problem, but if it's already paid for, you can find space to store it. I rotate through guitars every few months. There are a few that just stay in rotation. I have a couple of main guitars that are always at hand. Others I just rotate through every few months. A lot of my playing lately has been on guitars that have stainless steel frets just so I'm not burning through frets. My practice as of late has been on a Soloking. Not a high end guitar, but it plays well and I'm not worried about fret wear. My rehearsal guitars are a couple of Firefly strats. They do the job and the rehearsal space isn't climate controlled so it's nice to drag a sub $200 guitar around that I'm not precious about. At last coun't I think I'm at 97 guitars. Ranging from $140 up to a couple thousand in some of the customs I have. I like them all and love quite a few of them. Yes, my house looks like a guitar shop. I'm single, so only I have to deal with it. Actually a new one was supposed to be delivered today but DHL didn't show up. Maybe tomorrow.
@worthmoremusic
29 күн бұрын
I tend t think many of us fear "sellers remorse". Selling an instrument or something we obviously once liked or loved enough to buy in the first place but in time our personal priorities or preferences shifted. As I age I try to keep in mind...if I haven't worn something, or used an item or picked up a particular instrument is quite a while, perhaps it's time to for the item to go to a new home....of course the fear of once sold or donated surfaces...will I regret my decision ? ...Good luck John !
@jshearer94
Ай бұрын
I have some guitars that weren’t seeing enough use. Love ‘em, won’t sell ‘em. Just didn’t play them. I was also wearing out my favorites too fast (in heavy handed and chew through frets). So I created a rotation to force myself to play them all. It’s been a fun challenge.
@jon.martian
Ай бұрын
with regards to your comments at the start of your vid, you could always brake the mould/start something different and pay me to be able to do a review on my 26yr old squier strat that is well used and heavily modified.
@macintune
28 күн бұрын
I sold a guitar once, 43 years ago, and I still regret it. I only have 7 and I am only a hobbyist.
@adampeacock7992
Ай бұрын
My problem is that I’m progressively thinking about more expensive guitars as if I’ll find ‘the one’. And so I don’t look at cheaper versions. I did do this to pick up an Epiphone les Paul custom but I just didn’t find myself drawn to it so I sold it. I’m now thinking go big and then go home and buy no more! Torn between a standard 60s LP (sticky neck the one stumbling block) or a 59 reissue but would Have to be used as cost is insane
@n00ny26
Ай бұрын
Nice phrasing lick at 1:40. Could we possibly get a Monday lesson on your approach to phrasing?
@rocktorrocks
Ай бұрын
A few guitars I regret selling but those funds helped me get guitars I like even more. It’s bittersweet the world of guitar collecting.
@icarusi
Ай бұрын
The only reason I could think of for having more than one of a particular type of guitar (which sound and play almost identically) is if you need a 'spare', in case one gets damaged or stolen, and you can't manage without it. If you regularly play in very distant locations and you can leave one in each. Some people collect many of one type, just for the slight differences most wouldn't register. I have very few duplicates. Just one for cosmetics, but it was a low cost model, so it'll only be 'making room' or a 'sell while you can' for me. As soon as I try to ID what to sell, I remember why I got it, and it stays, and often becomes 'current', so It'll probably be a future practicality for me to shift them.
@NJSonye
Ай бұрын
4 is most guitars I’ve owned at one time. 3 is my average but I only take 2 to a gig.
@csharp57
Ай бұрын
Exactly this. I think it’s good to have the Mount Rushmore or Four Horseman, whatever you want to call it. Strat, Tele, LP and 335. The one added exception is an acoustic.
@csharp57
Ай бұрын
7:29 me too. But for me it’s my LP classic. There is not a time I don’t think of selling it. But then when I pick it up and play it, I always change my mind. I’m going to try stringing how you did. I’ve been thinking of changing the pick ups, but idk.
@johnplaystheguitar123
Ай бұрын
I'm trying to get two guitars that I intend on playing exclusively for a bit and packing the others away for a while. Probably same as you for blue K Line dont want to unnecessarily wear out the frets. I already got the Levinson so next one I'm thinking is a tele or humbucker guitar with stainless steel frets. Maybe a Yamaha Revstar.
@joserobles180
26 күн бұрын
Guitars are like flavors all your guitars got one and depends on what you feel like tasting and feeling at the moment
@drtcan
Ай бұрын
Keep the K Lines and the Les Paul. If you need to sell off some guitars, start with the Fender Player and some of the other cheaper stuff. To get more use out of the underused guitars, gig the K Lines and get a bigger (5 or 7 spot) guitar stand.
@TannerVW
Ай бұрын
Unless it has a specific use, like a unique pickup or something that I occasionally need, I try not keep redundant guitars around. I only have 2 guitars I'll never sell for sentimental reason, everything else is expendable. One way to maybe make having multiples more useful, set them up in different tunings. I've sold tons of gear over the years, and the only thing I regret selling is my first nicer guitar, a Schecter Hellraiser. I needed the money for other gear purchases, and was too young to realize it had sentimental value.
@musiccreation1198
Ай бұрын
K-Lines are obviously great. Fwiw, I have one guitar left to sell (PRS SE DGT). I'll be left with a Tuttle Strat, Suhr Alt T custom and a Martin 00018. Done. More than meets my needs.
@TCMx3
Ай бұрын
"let me know if you've collected a bunch of strats over the years" oh John, why do you gotta call me out like that? lmao.
@daniellowry660
Ай бұрын
Try some alternate tunings for the guitars you're considering selling. If you still arent picking them up then consider moving on from them.
@GitShiddy
Ай бұрын
I feel like perhaps an increase in frequency of swapping the 3-guitar stand roster may be helpful in decision making. I also wonder, with all the K-Lines specifically is there a good candidate for a mod? Like turning that gold one into an 80s Super Strat via a pickguard swap, breathe new life into them perhaps? Oh and the White Strat is stunning, why aren't you playing that? And that's coming from a Strat hater.
@robbyclark6915
Ай бұрын
I had a 61 Gibson ES 330 that needed a refret, had a broken tuner, and the aftermarket bixby trem needed some work. I sold it, as is, for $6k. I immediately regretted it. I want it back! It was a legitimate vintage Gibson! WTH was i thinking? $6k is what I was thinking, but I'll never have another 1961 vintage Gibson guitar in my possession again and I'm just sick about it!
@LivinginLosAngeles-re5yx
Ай бұрын
I've sold a ton of gear lately.
@southpaw335
Ай бұрын
Keep the LP, you’ll just end up looking for another one to replace it. Keep the white K-Line it’s my favourite. The Gold K-line could stay or go… but it’s like when you find a great t-shirt and then you have to go buy a few more in different colours…
@kenthhamner2641
Ай бұрын
I find I rotate through mine over time.
@MrJackrockerman
Ай бұрын
Keep that LP.. you need it for Larry Carlton/Robben Ford style.. 1 strat & 1 Les Paul.. Perfect..
@Johnny_blu
Ай бұрын
You can give one to me!
@yaniv-nos-tubes
Ай бұрын
leave the things that you like the most. optimize a few guitars all the way to your liking and keep them.
@jjnolan
Ай бұрын
Narrow down the Kline; pick the best body and neck and keep two at the the most. Buy a tele to replace an S type.
@steveliberty
Ай бұрын
You have too many S-type guitars. Pick your 2 favs, or mix and match parts to MAKE your 2 favs, and sell the rest so that you can repurpose the money (but don't start buying amps again). Keep the LP. It is always worth having one. Mine is a 2019 production model (not CS) and it a really nice guitar. And the 335 is different enough that you shouldn't consider the LP redundant. The 335 can howl in special ways. The LP has a little more grunt in my experience. Both useful and inspiring tools.
@scottapplegate5383
Ай бұрын
Didn't you have a darker blue K-Line strat at one point? Or was that the one you sold to David Beebe?
@scaredypicker
Ай бұрын
Wouldn’t sell the vintage white K Line, but would probably sell the others I just have a thing for vintage white or sunburst strats
@jasondorsey7110
Ай бұрын
Olympic white has so much more vibe than arctic white
@ChanceCooper125
Ай бұрын
Every time I say to myself “eh that style of guitar isn’t for me I’m gonna sell it” I’m pining for one the following week.
@CAGED1702
Ай бұрын
aaah...@3:09 to 3:20: shades of Tokyo Dream... 😊
@Francis23777
Ай бұрын
Hi John, you seem to have no love for maple fingerboard guitars. Any reason ?
@chrisgmurray3622
Ай бұрын
You already have two or three good K line strats, and a couple of Teles. Two of any good guitar should be enough to use while keeping a spare ( in case of problems with one) More than two of any good guitars , from my point of view seems excessive, unless you're sitting on them as appreciating assets. Why not keep your two favourite ( blue and yellow?) Strats along with maybe the twatter/casters, and sell the rest. But I'd never assume to get someone to part with something they don't wish to, be ause it's not my place to say. If you have a good guitar of one type (eg Les Paul) maybe you should keep it, but unless you want to be a collector, don't keep so many of the same thing.🎸❤️
@lyricbread
Ай бұрын
My rule of thumb with anything is that if I don’t use it, I get rid of it. Otherwise, it’s just sitting there collecting dust.
@billsherrington5996
Ай бұрын
Me too! It bugs me to have gear sitting around doing nothing
@benallmark9671
Ай бұрын
Or sitting around gaining value. If you need the cash that’s another story.
@billsherrington5996
Ай бұрын
@@benallmark9671 extra cash is just the by product, not the reason I sell. Also, not all gear gains value.
@ProJecTMayHem57
Ай бұрын
I would love to hear you demo the Lincoln Brewster Strat and see what you think of it. I have both the Aztec Gold and Olympic Pearl white. The soft V neck with the 9.5-14 radius is so good. Just curious on what you would think of it.
@officialWWM
Ай бұрын
I’ve regretted selling every single guitar that I let pass through my hands. Never again!
@wolfgangcordsen3430
Ай бұрын
The golden K line is awesome
@steved1099
Ай бұрын
I am at this crossroads, partly due to this channel.... picked up a revstar and a DGT SE recently and love them both so much I now have redundant strats / LP.... Will sit kn them for a while but can't see when I would play them?
@francescodefendi3201
Ай бұрын
Yes
@picksalot1
Ай бұрын
Is it useful or is it clutter? Travel light and make the journey a pleasure. 😎
@Paul-D
Ай бұрын
The white K line is my favourite one haha
@RobbSutherland
29 күн бұрын
Why did top wrapping transform it?
@kaleoride
Ай бұрын
I would buy the soft V k-line from you
@retromacman620
Ай бұрын
If I don't play it, and I don't think I'll miss it too much, I'll sell it. That simple. Especially if there is something nicer or cooler that I want at the time 😂. If I end up missing it enough, I can always buy another down the road. ❤
@Frank-dx3qw
Ай бұрын
LOL, it's not hoarding if it's guitars! Keep them all!
@brianschiller4053
Ай бұрын
Generally, I sell instruments I no longer play…except for LPs, cause I always end up adding an LP in the herd when I don’t have one.
@andrewbecker3700
Ай бұрын
Being an S type player as your preference. You should keep multiples of that style. Only because you need one to be "ready to go" at all times. If your number 1 goes down somehow, you'll "need" another. When it comes to secondary preferences, like T and LP or 335 models. Unless your using them in a consistent rotation. My advice would be to move on, and explore the literally dozens of offshoot models that have the basic DNA of the guitars we all love. But have evolved into more modern incarnations. Last night I came to the realization, that only 1 of my 10 current guitars, is vintage correct/accurate in every way. Apparently, I have an affinity for the classic shapes, but NOT the classic function. That 1 guitar that's 100% original, happens to be a '59 LP standard reissue. It's perfect. Other than straplocks, I've never once felt it needed anything upgraded.Every other guitar I own, besides my Ray34 bass, has been fairly heavily modified. Try some other stuff. Stock guitars are boring to me. You may find, like I have. That there's tons and tons of things to learn, about how guitars actually function. That's when when I started questioning things, and wondering why most guitars are wired and laid out using same dated techniques? I started thinking outside the box. This has completely changed my views about guitars in general. Now I see all guitars as a sum of its parts, and realize improvements can be made on almost every single one. Very very rarely, do I pick up a guitar and think it's unimprovable. There's ALWAYS something that can be done to make it even better.
@bartpugise
29 күн бұрын
Just about every guitar I’ve sold for whatever reason I have later regretted……….
@jp7963
Ай бұрын
They're guitars. So they're instruments designed and manufactured to make music on. If they're left hidden in a case or just hanging on a wall they're not fulfilling their potential and intended function. I used to collect and horde guitars and it took me many years to realise that leaving them untouched in a case isn't - to my mind now - the best option. So I have sold a lot of my collection off now and am glad I did as many of them found new homes where they are loved and played regularly. In fact I am fairly certain - but alas don't have 100% proof (yet!) - that one of my guitars is now used by a pretty successful band and has appeared on several "hits" so to me that's "job done" and far better than languishing in its case on top of the wardrobe in my back bedroom.
@andsoistopped
Ай бұрын
‘Let me know of you’re a collector that’s bought a bunch of Strats over the years.......paging Ainsley Lister, paging Ainsley Lister.....’
@krispwnsu
Ай бұрын
What i got from this is never buy a k-line
@jessenicholson1777
Ай бұрын
Let the yellow K-Line go
@ttraaz
Ай бұрын
I’m 100% in for the white k line. How do we contact you?
@tperry5839
Ай бұрын
Sell them all brother …… do it !!
@kerrytyk111
Ай бұрын
What settings amp cab do you use on your first K Line in the video? I just can’t find a setup I like for strats
@sharkair2839
Ай бұрын
now is not the time to be selling anything, the market is weak. i have guitars for sale that are half off what i bought them for, and still no takers.
@7387470
29 күн бұрын
I've regretted every guitar I have ever sold.
@TheRodge2112
28 күн бұрын
Unless you are hard up for space, there's no great reason to sell gear. You will likely lose money on it and you'll likely be looking for something similar a few months or years down the road anyway. This doesn't seem to stop me from selling pedals haha!
@erickmo1188
27 күн бұрын
Gold strat is your best looking guitar bro! Don’t sell that one. Throw a brown tortoise sell guard on it and freshen it up for yourself.
@TheLadsBandLive
Ай бұрын
I've regretted every guitar I've ever sold. Some more than others, but regret nonetheless.
@thelensmanize
Ай бұрын
Does anyone know where I can find the JNC video on the c sharp altered legato run?
@conordyer2307
Ай бұрын
No
@joelc8441
Ай бұрын
Can I have one?
@andsoistopped
Ай бұрын
Don’t sell the LP. It’s saving you from buying another one you hardly play.
@antoonhermans8953
Ай бұрын
sell the k line strats , keep the lp .
@Snoopdave2000
29 күн бұрын
sell it to me jon... sell them to me
@bluwng
Ай бұрын
Keep what you need. Being attached to material things and lusting for things you don’t need is not healthy. Guitarist have been fooled to own much they don’t need at some point they will be grouped with children that constantly want a new toy then they have a pile they never use.
@ericblair1984ish
29 күн бұрын
Sell the Les Paul and get a Strandberg
@jimmcdougall9973
Ай бұрын
Sell one or two and reward yourself with a Satriani guitar 😉
@user-jy3io4iz2p
Ай бұрын
With a return, just sell.
@dave_d_i_a_l
Ай бұрын
Don’t sell your LP John…
@willrobertsmith
28 күн бұрын
Get rid
@chinchillax1483
Ай бұрын
I agree with those who say to sell the K-lines, keep the Les Paul
@kierenmoore3236
Ай бұрын
You have too many ‘S-types’, AND moreover they’re all the same brand thereof … lol Sell a couple of those Springfields and try something else. K-Lines won’t be collectible like Fenders or Gibsons. Sorry. Sell the LP if you find another one, or even an SG, that you want. Variety is the spice of life …
@jahstafari4606
Ай бұрын
Dont sell the guitars ...give them to me for free ...................i wanna say if them is set up and adapted to you and your hands feel right on it and you dont need money why would you sell it? ....i hade troubles adapting to new type of neck shape for month ...more then month when i took new guitar few years ago for 5grams of weed 😅 during corona lockdown ....old guitar u just could not fix ...i set it up with almost no tools for my needs .....its hard to find new that is right for you whole lotof waste of time looking for right one why would you sell these ones if they match your hands and feel? ....they will not go outta date ...no seriously give them to me for free if dont need it ...i might erase this coment .😅i play only acoustic i hate noise of electricity and amps ...and its heavy ...and cant play it without electricita or battery
@MatthewHumphrey001
Ай бұрын
Sell the Les Paul and white strat. Just to help you out, I'll take them off your hands. £20 each...
@rigelloar7474
Ай бұрын
My delusions inform me, that the correct number of guitars to own is eleven, so . . . . . .
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