I posted an answer to a question about a guitar behind me in a pic of my Custom Koa and figured I had better start a new thread in the appropriate area.
We have named some of our special guitars at our house. For example: Mr. Gibbs is the J-100 XTRA Gibson behind me in this photo. It is what my son calls his guitar, and it suits it. That guitar is something else, very special indeed. It is proof that how much a guitar costs does not correlate to it's abilities. I myself could take or leave that mustache bridge when I first saw it, in fact I thought it was ugly...I know, I know...look who's talking. But that is the truth. Now I cannot imagine him not having that guitar. Funny.
So my question is: Do any of you out there name your guitars? Or are we alone in this? Just curious.
We have named some of our special guitars at our house. For example: Mr. Gibbs is the J-100 XTRA Gibson behind me in this photo. It is what my son calls his guitar, and it suits it. That guitar is something else, very special indeed. It is proof that how much a guitar costs does not correlate to it's abilities. I myself could take or leave that mustache bridge when I first saw it, in fact I thought it was ugly...I know, I know...look who's talking. But that is the truth. Now I cannot imagine him not having that guitar. Funny.
So my question is: Do any of you out there name your guitars? Or are we alone in this? Just curious.
); Victoria,
B&J New York ; cheap Romanian Mandola; Flatiron by Gibson pancake(currently untunable, after "repair"attempt ).
