I didn't realize guitar choices worked like that – didn't realize color was a primary consideration. I would've thought it was all about sound, comfort, capability, ergonomics, etc.

I'm glad you are feeling better, Mag.

Take care of yourself.

ahhhhh...... just finished off my 18 year old bottle of glenlivet i've had since 2006. skoal.

Also, I would've thought you could get whatever make of guitar you want in whatever color and/or pattern you want.

I picked my guitar mainly because of looks. He fact that it sounded so good helped me justify the price. Still can't play it though...

you're right, it isn't. i've got some great sounding and playing guitars. this is just a stage guitar with two purposes: preserve my expensive guitars and stand out on stage.

this one's only $300

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I just finished off a steak. Now I'm sipping some tea.

Never tried Glenlivet but I'm always tempted when I'm in the store. It always become me "next time" drink though.

High end camera gear usually only come in black – sometimes white. It doesn't matter whether it's black, white, purple, or gold – soon enough it's going to get scratched up all to hell, in use.

best $60 i spent

Hey Mag, You can always call Clint you know? I'm pretty sure I have seen one of those before. He may even have something else going on.

I've never tried Glenlivet, either.