TokyoP0P
So I just got back from playing an 80k custom Fender, played a 35k afterwards, then a 15k after that, and even the 35k one sounded like a petrol can guitar compared to the 80k. Yet the other customer didn't really hear much difference at all. I on the other hand, well I don't know how to move on from this. Oh beautiful Fender, I will never forget you.
And while on that note, I played it through a valve Fender amp and then through a Marshall. Like day and night. The amp certainly goes along way. That I think might be more important than the guitar itself? I don't know. Anyway, all of us musicians, we're cursed. Cursed I tell you. That musician's ear will be the end of our bank accounts.
Shibbibilybob
I agree with you there.
Small things can make big differences.
You can own the most amazing-sounding guitar in the world, and un-do any of the amazingness built-in, through anything form a poor set up, bad amp, dead strings etc.
That said, I'd still rather play my PRS through a poor amp than play my cort through the same amp. (same as I'd rather play it if I had no amp at all).
