Always sad when a member of the herd is sold on

flatfourfan

I had a funny thing happen last night, I sold my SX LP as I honestly have pretty much a much better guit in my ibby AR, so why hold on to the lesser one?

But I went to get some practice time down and went to grab my SX as it's been my fav flavour for drop D songs and I only then realised that I sold it. I've sold MANY a guitar in the past 2-3 years that were way better, but it's funny how the budget one got to me more than the more expensive models.

I mean she was purple and gold........lol, how could someone miss that?..........strange old world.

AlanRatcliffe

Seller's remorse stops after the thousandth sale or so ? ...and once you have a stable, quality core to your collection that cover most of what you need.

flatfourfan

Alan Ratcliffe wrote: Seller's remorse stops after the thousandth sale or so ? ...and once you have a stable, quality core to your collection that cover most of what you need.

lol.........ya know, I get that pretty much after I sell on anything guitar related. Some things, I even buy back......lol, only to sell on again. But I guess you're right, the quality of my collection is there.

domhatch

the only real seller's remorse i've experienced was after i sold my epi goldtop ages ago. funny old things, 'cheapie' gold guitars apparently...

needleshy

i regret the day i sold my first electric guitar it was an old Ibanez modeled on the strat, even had a strat headstock, with 2 bucker and a spring type trem, i sold it to buy a like 12 yrs ago, i would love to play on it again or even buy it back if i could find it..... what are the chances of advertising and getting the same guitar back that you sold? i see ppl advertising for their old guitars, but what do u thinks the odds are?

Riaan

Seller's remorse stops after the thousandth sale or so ...and once you have a stable, quality core to your collection that cover most of what you need.

There's the thing though...what we WANT vs what we NEED... ?

AlanRatcliffe

needleshy wrote: what are the chances of advertising and getting the same guitar back that you sold? i see ppl advertising for their old guitars, but what do u thinks the odds are?

I've known it happen a few times, but not usually via adverts, but rather by pure chance - someone sees one advertised goes to see it because they remember how much they liked their old one and it turns out to be the exact same guitar.

flatfourfan

needleshy wrote: i regret the day i sold my first electric guitar it was an old Ibanez modeled on the strat, even had a strat headstock, with 2 bucker and a spring type trem, i sold it to buy a like 12 yrs ago, i would love to play on it again or even buy it back if i could find it..... what are the chances of advertising and getting the same guitar back that you sold? i see ppl advertising for their old guitars, but what do u thinks the odds are?

I fortunatly have the first guitar that I ever owned and it just so happens to be one that I made.........I doubt that I could ever part with it. I'm now glad that I broke it down and tossed it in a box with my lego when I was 16, only to be found 14 years later, otherwise I would of sold it for beer money.

Use the free ads and try and find a pic that is the closest to it.