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Originally Posted by Earl49
I buy all my guitars for how they sound NOW, not how they might sound decades from now. If they improve (and I have experienced it) that is icing on the cake. If not, I started out with cake -- a great sounding guitar -- to begin with. 
I fully expect that my Rainsong, Blackbird, Cargo and Emerald will open up -- in about 50,000 years or so, and long after my wood guitars have turned to dust. The tricky part is being around to hear them.....  |
Me too! I'm not waiting, now when I buy a vintage instrument and I have 4, I'm buying based on sound then too.