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It is always advisable to get a new (or old) guitar.
New Reg or New Guitar??????
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Since you posted, I suppose you really want us to give our answers to your question. There is only one answer: I say buy the regulator. Since I can't play any musical instrument, it's a no brainer. That's what I would do.
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How often do you dive?
How often do you play a guitar?
Answer these out loud and you'll know immediately what the choice should be.
How often do you play a guitar?
Answer these out loud and you'll know immediately what the choice should be.
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Well Said!
UnderSeaBumbleBee
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Very nice guitar. You need to youtube yourself playing it and post a link for us in this thread.
How about airbrushing a little scuba diver on it? LOL
How about airbrushing a little scuba diver on it? LOL
Moogyboy
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As yet another guitar-playing diver, I say...
GUITAR! Yeah, yeah, new guitars are always good!!!!!
For me a reg is purely functional--you take care of it, it takes care of you. Unless you need a spare or one for different conditions, I personally can't see the excitement in buying another one.
Guitars, otoh, are so varied and just plain cool that it's fun to go out and take your pick. I mean, for me, just to go to GC or Sam Ash and spend three hours annoying all the sales associates with my noodling is heaven. And dreaming: Do I want that sunburst Strat or a blonde Telecaster or a '62 reissue SG, or maybe that sweeeet white Firebird reissue? And which sounds better, the Valve King 212 or the AC30? The beauty of it is, since I can't afford any of them, I don't have to make up my mind!
However, I do know from experience that adding to a guitar collection is wondrously satisfying in a way that I can't see with a scuba reg.
To say nothing of stompboxes. For the price of one guitar you could go on a shopping spree and pick up half a dozen different boutique fuzztones. Who couldn't stand one or two more of those?
JMO
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Billy S.
ps--I think the Valve King 212 does sound better than an AC30.
GUITAR! Yeah, yeah, new guitars are always good!!!!!
For me a reg is purely functional--you take care of it, it takes care of you. Unless you need a spare or one for different conditions, I personally can't see the excitement in buying another one.
Guitars, otoh, are so varied and just plain cool that it's fun to go out and take your pick. I mean, for me, just to go to GC or Sam Ash and spend three hours annoying all the sales associates with my noodling is heaven. And dreaming: Do I want that sunburst Strat or a blonde Telecaster or a '62 reissue SG, or maybe that sweeeet white Firebird reissue? And which sounds better, the Valve King 212 or the AC30? The beauty of it is, since I can't afford any of them, I don't have to make up my mind!
However, I do know from experience that adding to a guitar collection is wondrously satisfying in a way that I can't see with a scuba reg. To say nothing of stompboxes. For the price of one guitar you could go on a shopping spree and pick up half a dozen different boutique fuzztones. Who couldn't stand one or two more of those?
JMO
cheers
Billy S.
ps--I think the Valve King 212 does sound better than an AC30.
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