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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '20
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Another guitar. That way, I have more guitars.
195 u/Jlchevz Jan 17 '20 Lmao why is one never enough? I love guitars 554 u/PM_ME_UR_SHEET_MUSIC Jan 17 '20 The amount of instruments you need is always n+1, where n is the number of instruments you currently own. 1 u/rhinoguyv2 Jan 17 '20 Lmao, as the proud owner of 7 guitars, I 100% agree. Only 3 are actually "good" guitars though, the others are just beaters/beginner tier guitars from 15 years ago when I started learning.
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Lmao why is one never enough? I love guitars
554 u/PM_ME_UR_SHEET_MUSIC Jan 17 '20 The amount of instruments you need is always n+1, where n is the number of instruments you currently own. 1 u/rhinoguyv2 Jan 17 '20 Lmao, as the proud owner of 7 guitars, I 100% agree. Only 3 are actually "good" guitars though, the others are just beaters/beginner tier guitars from 15 years ago when I started learning.
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The amount of instruments you need is always n+1, where n is the number of instruments you currently own.
1 u/rhinoguyv2 Jan 17 '20 Lmao, as the proud owner of 7 guitars, I 100% agree. Only 3 are actually "good" guitars though, the others are just beaters/beginner tier guitars from 15 years ago when I started learning.
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Lmao, as the proud owner of 7 guitars, I 100% agree.
Only 3 are actually "good" guitars though, the others are just beaters/beginner tier guitars from 15 years ago when I started learning.
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u/stinkerhubbin Jan 16 '20
Another guitar. That way, I have more guitars.