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Guitar (or Gear) Acquisition Syndrome
#1 · April 17, 2003, 11:34 am
Posted by: rxdca <rxdca@...>
Trey Wheeler <twheeler@twharch.com> wrote:
> GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome, includes guitar related accessories
> and equipment) is a perplexing condition. There is no known cure for
> this condition. Maybe we should start a support group or something.
> This condition, coupled with RPS (reluctant partner syndrome, most
> often referring to one's spouse) can be quite a problem for many of us.
> My sympathies to you Douglas - I'm in the same boat.
> GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome, includes guitar related accessories
> and equipment) is a perplexing condition. There is no known cure for
> this condition. Maybe we should start a support group or something.
> This condition, coupled with RPS (reluctant partner syndrome, most
> often referring to one's spouse) can be quite a problem for many of us.
> My sympathies to you Douglas - I'm in the same boat.
I've got GAS bad (I've got gas too, but that is another discussion). I want
one of those blue Gibson ES-135's I keep seeing in my MF catalog. Can't take
my eyes off of it. The only cure will be to get one. I also want to put a
BA-II bridge and some new pick-ups on my Squier P-Bass Special (and maybe a
Warmouth neck - yeah, that's the ticket). Vox wah, chorus pedal, Maxxon
OD-808. And now I want one of those doggone Peterson tuners! Somebody help
me!
I don't have an RPS for restraint...
😉
Douglas
rxdca@usa.net
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