I envy your position. There is nothing more fun than guitar shopping. Since you sort-of know what sound you're looking for, try many guitars and amps and pick the equipment that produces that sound the best. If you have friends who are knowledgeable with guitars, it would be a very good idea to take them shopping with you. This would greatly reduce the risk of being ripped off.
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Hey r-moreno
I envy your position. There is nothing more fun than guitar shopping. Since you sort-of know what sound you're looking for, try many guitars and amps and pick the equipment that produces that sound the best. If you have friends who are knowledgeable with guitars, it would be a very good idea to take them shopping with you. This would greatly reduce the risk of being ripped off.
I envy your position. There is nothing more fun than guitar shopping. Since you sort-of know what sound you're looking for, try many guitars and amps and pick the equipment that produces that sound the best. If you have friends who are knowledgeable with guitars, it would be a very good idea to take them shopping with you. This would greatly reduce the risk of being ripped off.
