I believe personally that while relics might give the user a certain "depreciation" in authenticity at the same time they are indeed a work of art and to me are comparable to vintage styled paintings not disimilar to neo-vintage illustrations made by artists such as Migy or Caroline Church. Top it off with the fact that a person like George who lives for the strings has extensive experience with guitars and shows it, then I don't really see the problem with someone choosing a stylized piece of his liking. Correct me if I'm wrong but rustic style decor and house furnishing has become all the rage and I for one am on the band wagon!
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.
It seems like a placebo type of thing. Just because it looks "old" you automatically assume it plays and sounds like an "old" guitar. It's a brand new guitar, period. Every one of them is made with "new" components including the woods. You bought a "new" guitar.
Haha you got to admit it's a little bit weird to buy a guitar that is pre-worn. That's like buying those jeans that have a bunch of holes in them, like why bro?
I mean, like he said, price is the worst part of classic collecting and especially on nice relics, everybody knows, it’s impossible to make a guitar look like that without playing it for countless years, and for guitarist it’s always about the look because they’re snobs. lol
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.
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I believe personally that while relics might give the user a certain "depreciation" in authenticity at the same time they are indeed a work of art and to me are comparable to vintage styled paintings not disimilar to neo-vintage illustrations made by artists such as Migy or Caroline Church. Top it off with the fact that a person like George who lives for the strings has extensive experience with guitars and shows it, then I don't really see the problem with someone choosing a stylized piece of his liking. Correct me if I'm wrong but rustic style decor and house furnishing has become all the rage and I for one am on the band wagon!
That's a f'n killer guitar, no matter what those haters on Reddit say.
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.
I would love to see how it's naturally aged!
It's sad when you have to be mean to feel speci. I think Your guitar looks fantastic
Thanks Matthew! I really love this guitar
It always cracks me up when people snivel about someone else’s property like their tiny opinion’s actually mean something. They don’t.
Right on Rich! 🎸
It’s all taste if you like it get it some people like blue guitars some like yellow some like relic.
Exactly! It's a cosmetic choice. People attack your character if you like relic guitars
I posted a picture of a guitar body I 3d printed, got a lot of annoyed comments as well as good ones
Reddit will be Reddit lol
@@guitar_george "it'll have no sustain" "hideous" etc. I'll prove em wrong!
It seems like a placebo type of thing. Just because it looks "old" you automatically assume it plays and sounds like an "old" guitar. It's a brand new guitar, period. Every one of them is made with "new" components including the woods. You bought a "new" guitar.
Maybe you're right. They look, feel and sound great though!
Your just amazing keep it upp.
Thanks so much!
You do you homie 😅
:)
Haha you got to admit it's a little bit weird to buy a guitar that is pre-worn. That's like buying those jeans that have a bunch of holes in them, like why bro?
It's not for everyone. You either like it or you don't. It definitely looks and feels great in my opinion
I mean, like he said, price is the worst part of classic collecting and especially on nice relics, everybody knows, it’s impossible to make a guitar look like that without playing it for countless years, and for guitarist it’s always about the look because they’re snobs. lol
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.
Hey it’s the closest to the feel of a vintage guitar, and vintage guitars feel special, worn Nitro feels great. My 2004 CS is a NOS nitro it’s naturally quite dinged up from the previous owners, but it’s so thick, it doesn’t feel like a vintage thin lacquer, still feels better than poly but worn, thin nitro is really nice.