It's a nice gimmick, no doubt. As my wife would attest, I was hunting for a limited edition Wilburys guitar for a few years; knowing it was actually a cheap quality guitar to play, it would have looked super hanging on my wall.
Other than my Gibson J100 (a step down from the J200s used on 'Rubber Soul' and a grand cheaper..), I love my Gretsch and Epiphone guitars. They weren't too expensive, but they growl when I'm layin down 'Day Tripper' and tracks off 'Exile on Main Street'.
Their names are Grace and Charlene; my amp's name is Bruno.
Nah, you'd never play it for fear of damaging it. It's the kind you sell to nonmusicians as a wall decoration. I used to be a musician of sorts; I'd rather have a reliable Stratocaster. But I guess if you like Star Wars that much andaren't looking for an instrument to play, it's your money. --Matt alias Anonymous.
It's a nice gimmick, no doubt. As my wife would attest, I was hunting for a limited edition Wilburys guitar for a few years; knowing it was actually a cheap quality guitar to play, it would have looked super hanging on my wall.
ReplyDeleteOther than my Gibson J100 (a step down from the J200s used on 'Rubber Soul' and a grand cheaper..), I love my Gretsch and Epiphone guitars. They weren't too expensive, but they growl when I'm layin down 'Day Tripper' and tracks off 'Exile on Main Street'.
Their names are Grace and Charlene; my amp's name is Bruno.
Nah, you'd never play it for fear of damaging it. It's the kind you sell to nonmusicians as a wall decoration. I used to be a musician of sorts; I'd rather have a reliable Stratocaster. But I guess if you like Star Wars that much andaren't looking for an instrument to play, it's your money.
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The problem with it is that it only plays tunes composed by John Williams.
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