From what I've seen of Harleys and heard from bike mechanics ("there's one in every garage in America") it's possible even if you had the license to ride that it would spend more time taking up that space in the apartment than on the road..I've never ridden a Harley, nor do I have a motorcycle license but I did have a strong urge to buy one. I figured I could sell all my guitars and amps and buy a new Harley.
I wouldn't likely use it any more than I use my guitars, but it would take up less space in my apartment
This is true.. I haven't been able to play my normal tuned SG all winter due to fret sprout, it still nosedives a bit despite the bolt neck and doesn't hang as comfortably as a LP. You'd think I'd have learned after half a dozen of them, but noooooo..
Help me understand why you feel this way / what you mean?
It is what it is! As many times as this has been brought up on this forum, people continue to bring it up. Some people have GAS because they can!
Broccoli!
its part of the equationI disagree.
It's people like this guy....
....and this guy....
etc...
I was gonna mention car collectors. But really if you have any other hobbies you'll recognize a similar trend. Cameras, guns, wine or whiskey or beer, legos, woodworking, etc. There is always the urge to get something new even if you have more than enough at home. There's the old joke "whoever dies with the most stuff wins". I think it's just human nature when you're interested in something. Variety is the spice of life after all.
I’m with you dude! I always try to help the other guy when I can but I also try to satisfy the dreams I’ve had for the years since I retired from my job. Some of us work for all those years to have the things we want. However, I have not forgot the other guy. It’s possible to do both. Rock on Sir!
Sounds like you reached a moment of clarity! See, I just get it in short fits once in a blue moon.. Generally I've bought a second guitar if I've been in the position to, traded up a few times and then sold the last one in the chain when it's come time- that way I've tried a broad spectrum of things and ended up with few.
