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Rhettsauce wrote:I'm pretty diligent with wiping.

That's always a plus, but seriously, fast fret?



Nah just kidding.
I used to have sweat like battery acid. As I've got older it's "calmed down" and strings last me heaps longer. I could usually make a set go rusty and dead within a week.
I also don't pick up my guitars without washing my hands properly, seems to help a great deal.

Single coil wrote:

Rhettsauce wrote:I'm pretty diligent with wiping.

That's always a plus, but seriously, fast fret?



Nah just kidding.
I used to have sweat like battery acid. As I've got older it's "calmed down" and strings last me heaps longer. I could usually make a set go rusty and dead within a week.
I also don't pick up my guitars without washing my hands properly, seems to help a great deal.

I'm 27 so my hopes are fading. Maybe I should go vegan.

How long it takes to find one that fits, and when you do it's totally unexpected!!

Rhettsauce wrote:

Single coil wrote:

Rhettsauce wrote:I'm pretty diligent with wiping.

That's always a plus, but seriously, fast fret?



Nah just kidding.
I used to have sweat like battery acid. As I've got older it's "calmed down" and strings last me heaps longer. I could usually make a set go rusty and dead within a week.
I also don't pick up my guitars without washing my hands properly, seems to help a great deal.

I'm 27 so my hopes are fading. Maybe I should go vegan.

It might help. I don't eat meat and have a set of elixirs on my Burns that have been on since May last year and are still factory fresh.

I hate that there's no perfect one, and if there was a perfect one, it'd be way out of my league.

Wait, was this guitars or women?

I hate GAS. I love guitar, but hate how much time I actually spend obsessing over gear I want but don't actually need, rather than playing the damn thing.

Oh, and the price.

mr_sooty wrote:I hate that there's no perfect one, and if there was a perfect one, it'd be way out of my league.

Wait, was this guitars or women?

Don't sell yourself short Cam, you've got a lot going for you

It's a bit meta, but I hate how NZ's isolation and size impacts our secondhand market brand range, firsthand prices, and selection.

jeremyb wrote:

mr_sooty wrote:I hate that there's no perfect one, and if there was a perfect one, it'd be way out of my league.

Wait, was this guitars or women?

Don't sell yourself short Cam, you've got a lot going for you

That's pretty gay of you to notice.

Polar Bear wrote:That's pretty samick of you to notice.

Someone please explain the samick gag to me.

Type in g a y and see what happens

jeremyb wrote:

mr_sooty wrote:I hate that there's no perfect one, and if there was a perfect one, it'd be way out of my league.

Wait, was this guitars or women?

Don't sell yourself short Cam, you've got a lot going for you

Thanks. Pretty sure chicks prefer guys with jobs though.

Single coil wrote:

Polar Bear wrote:That's pretty samick of you to notice.

Someone please explain the samick gag to me.

Also please note that I don't actually think it's gay.

babytaylor wrote:I hate GAS. I love guitar, but hate how much time I actually spend obsessing over gear I want but don't actually need, rather than playing the damn thing.

At last you finally.....oh it's not you Daza!

I genuinely can't think of anything that I don't like about guitars. Aside from my lack of playing ability, of course, but that's no fault of guitars. I actually like the limitations of the design of guitars. I know that sounds completely backwards. But, if a guitar was totally comfortable and easy to play, always sounded absolutely brilliant, never went out of tune, never required any kind of maintenance or setup, I think it would be a very sterile experience and it wouldn't hold my interest for long. I spent a large portion of my life wanting to be an engineer, and trying to be precise and perfect, and I grew to hate those ideas. And that's one of the reasons I came to love guitars - because they're not precise and perfect. That's what I like about guitars which, paradoxically, makes them perfect, I suppose.