Am I Crazy?

Larry

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It seem with about every guitar I have ever owned that after about 6-8 months I get too accustomed to it and end up selling it for something new... I'm getting the same thing now with the Dargie:o I love the guitar the feel, tone, playability and everything else that goes with it but yet I'm still wanting something more, like something is missing... :( Please don't tell me I'm destine to be a bass player:rolleyes:;):p
 
I don't know if you're crazy, but your not gonna feel crazy when you see how much you are gonna get for your Dargie on the secondary market.
 
It seem with about every guitar I have ever owned that after about 6-8 months I get too accustomed to it and end up selling it for something new... I'm getting the same thing now with the Dargie:o I love the guitar the feel, tone, playability and everything else that goes with it but yet I'm still wanting something more, like something is missing... :( Please don't tell me I'm destine to be a bass player:rolleyes:;):p

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I don't know if you're crazy, but your not gonna feel crazy when you see how much you are gonna get for your Dargie on the secondary market.

Really... If I could get two Balls for one... No thats just evil... :p
 
I've been through three Axis models, a SUB 1, and a Silo. I still want different stuff.

I'm jonesing after a ASS w/pickguard and a 20th Silo. And I know even if I get one or both of them, it still won't be the end of my wunderlust for these EBMM's.

Long story short . . . . I know how you feel, and you're not alone. Must have MORE!!!!!
 
I don't want to let the Dargie go and later be like I wish I would of kept that sucker... :o
 
I think I need to go to Guitar Center and play some "other" guitars ;)
 
Larry what you feel is normal, you just need some more guitars to be honest with you - dont sell the Luke so quick unless you reall dont like it, but rather grab a few others and then you have variety and when you go back to the Luke it will feel refreshing - I recenty bought a squier 51(60 bucks) just to add to my arsenal so I dont get bored of my guitars -
 
Do not sell the Dargie...I repeat...Do not sell the Dargie!!!

Does the phrase: Don't know what cha got till it's gone" ring a bell?

Avoid the separation anxiety....keep the Dargie.
 
I know exactly what you are going through. All the Balls I have are great but I don't have one that would cause me to sell all others. I refuse to sell any (unless a family emergency came up) and the fact that I'm getting more means some will get less playing time, which saddens me a bit. I've got to cycle through them religiously. Whenever I record at home they all get played however. Sorry for rambling, just thinking out loud. :)
 
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