The reverse of GAS

[Doubleneck]

And some of us have the skills to use all those styles, very cool for you. My skills seem a little more one dimensional.

[Tony Burns]

Originally Posted by Doubleneck

We all here love guitars, I have had GAS all my life and have 10? guitars. Have any of you ever bought a guitar that just seems "it" for you and you just find it hard to play anything else? It seems to have happened to me, time will tell, and I can see myself in the sell mode or UnGASing myself. Maybe it's just the time of life. Wonder was the opposite abbreviation for GAS would be? Steve

Honestly I could pick out 3 guitars and get rid of the rest - sometimes having so many great guitars seems pointless -id rather have the money in the Bank !

[dawhealer]

Originally Posted by Tony Burns

Honestly I could pick out 3 guitars and get rid of the rest - sometimes having so many great guitars seems pointless -id rather have the money in the Bank !

Oh, I could probably pick out three of mine and get rid of the rest. If I absolutely HAD to, but that's not very likely to happen. There's money in the bank and retirement funds.

[dawhealer]

Originally Posted by Doubleneck

And some of us have the skills to use all those styles, very cool for you. My skills seem a little more one dimensional.

Yeah, right. Your instrument list isn't the list of a dilletante.

[zombywoof]

I went through this the past year and sold off two guitars. But the Guitar Gods were not happy and through some sort of magic enticed me to replace them.

[Doubleneck]

dilletante, now that is a word!!!! Had to look it up, one L by the way dilettante.

I have lots of necks but play them all the same. But I look really cool with my Les Paul Custom.

[fongie]

Opposite to GAS? EBA...... Empty bank account