It's another lethargic weekend with nothing much to look forward to. The upcoming week is just another week, one bogged down by a depleted fund for gear splurging. It always happens this time of the year. Perhaps this is why the season is named as 'fall', besides leaves, enthusiasm, determination & spending capacity are all falling...
I was more intent in doing instrument upkeep today than playing. My Ibanez RG321 & Talman acoustic gets a fresh set of GHS strings each.
5 comments:
wat brand and gauge did u use for ur talman?
how frequent did u restring ur guitars...
with that 30+ axes, i wonder how do u manage to keep track of everything? do u have a database, schedule, table, or some sort of tag
Talman acoustic: GHS .010, i don't need to go a any thicker, i play this guitar amplified (in the mean time).
i have an equipment tracking record, one of the tracked details are the string changing bits- brand, gauge, date of restring. i re-string my guitars as & when there is a need to do so which usually hinged upon the feel & tone. i am rather averse to dead strings.
This Ibanez is stuck in my mind, fixed bridge, Duncans, simple and lethal. It is also a cheap one and some say it plays very well! Do you think so? Ant Ant
in terms of playability, it's not broadly associated with the brand name & country of origin, especially so for instruments in the lower price bracket. the RG321 here was a superb player when i tried it in the stores so it was a taker :-)
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