callaway said:I still don't understand why spending $130k on a Broadcaster is "worth it".
OzziePete said:At the end of the day, John5's collection will end up in some museum, as they are the only places that can guarantee the level of security and conservation when these instruments get much older. Either he, or the person who is bequeathed the collection, will end up loaning a lot of the instruments to a contemporary museum.
callaway said:I still don't understand why spending $130k on a Broadcaster is "worth it".
Lucky #007 said:From a strict investment standpoint, if guitars keep appreciating the way they have been, vintage ones anyway, then I'd say it makes plenty of sense if you have the capital to purchase one. I''d be a bit apprehensive about values with the economy the way it is, but you can definitely make a solid argument that that purchase is worth it without even going in to the enjoyment of owning an instrument like that.
I spent around $1200 on my first Warmoth and that was almost 10 yrs ago... :tard:Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:callaway said:I still don't understand why spending $130k on a Broadcaster is "worth it".
My wife thinks $400 is a fortune to spend on a guitar. I bet he wrote a check, he had the cash in other words.
rightintheface said:forgive me for being a cynic, but just out of pure speculation; wouldn't it suck if you spent all that money on an old old old ass guitar, and it turned out that it played or sounded like crap. i mean honestly, if you were blindfolded and had someone hand you 10 different teles all with identical specs (one being a supremely old/rare/expensive one), would you actually be able to pck out that one "good" one? 'twould be an interesting experiment. i'll volunteer myself for the blindfold test if someone is willing to donate the guitars to me :evil4:
Unwound G said:For us poor mortals, we will just have to keep modding our guitars to add freshness to them. It's like a wife who reinvents her apprearances every now and them :laughing11:.
:laughing11:blimpo said:Unwound G said:For us poor mortals, we will just have to keep modding our guitars to add freshness to them. It's like a wife who reinvents her apprearances every now and them :laughing11:.
One advantage is the guitar doesn't bitch about you spending money on more guitars.... :toothy11:
I've been lucky, mine is somwhat tolerant of my guitar fetish. Doesn't understand, but tolerates.
I finished my strat, now I want to build a Tele. I'll end up sleeping in the garage before this is over with....