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Ever ask your wife to rank your guitars

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doubleneck
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Asked my wife to listen to my main three guitars I am playing now.   I told her to rank them according to which was the most pleasing to her ears.  What do you think was her order?    The first guitar is a 1967 J-45,  (my high school guitar by the way),  1993 Gibson Centennial 1939 J100,  2009 Legacy TOB Vintage. 

 

 

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evan
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Did she peek?  I'll bet she picked the carbon fiber.  Got you right around her little finger.

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I would never ask my wife to rate my guitars--she's about some kind of tone deaf.  And besides, I got an onery one and if she could tell one from another, she would sure as hell tell me the one I didn't like.  Ah, 43 years and going strong.  By the way, she bought me my first Cargo--she may be tone deaf, but she knows what I like, and once in a while she gives it to me.  I'm blessed.   

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She ranked them

1.  J-45

2. Legacy

3. J-100

Which shows two things.  One, a carbon in the middle of this pack is not bad, he loves wood guitars.   Second, I have made no progress inproving my herd since high school.

Steve

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And 3, when you find what you like, you stick with it.  I'd say you have a pretty nice herd.  And a pretty good woman, too. 

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What Evan said.

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doubleneck
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She is a keeper,  I met her playing that J-45 so maybe that influenced her beyond the carbon.  Known the J-45 only a few years longer than her.   Better keep them both.

Steve

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A marriage is sort of like owning a wood guitar ... if you don't consistently "tweak it", it won't stay in tune!!Smile  (Or the obverse, if you just leave it alone it goes flat.)

But I'm a nooby --- only been married 37 yrs.  She's willing to listen to me practice/play and bought me my D-35 when I was without a guitar a couple of years ago -- that's the one she chose, folllowed by the RainSong and CA-OX (although she "likes" all three).

 

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My wife loves the sound of my Steel Rider.  I figure it's the open/stereo sound that comes from the dual sound ports. 

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I would say that my ex-wife would rank my guitars right below me, which is definitely saying something. .. . .

 

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Well, at least you were not at the bottom of the ranking.

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