The number of guitars I buy is nothing compared to the number I don’t buy!
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That’s obviously correct, because even if you owned a hundred guitars, it would be a proverbial drop in the ocean… Sounds like yet another excuse for GAS… 
I currently own six electrics, play three and wait till I finally get round to selling the other three…
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Right now, i have 8 guitars. 5 i truly love, 3 that will be happier in the hands of a new owner.
But who am i kidding, that would only make room for 3 more… 
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And my wife doesn’t seem to appreciate that I talk myself out of buying a guitar every day!
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How profound, and a good point to make when they ask why you need another one!
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I have 3 electrics, tele type, Strat type and a les Paul type plus 1 acoustic and I thought that would be enough until I saw an Epiphone ES 335 in cherry red, do I or don’t I, I know what you lot will say but where do I keep it and how to persuade the other half why I need it.
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the capital letter F is not defined?
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My personal opinion; the es 335 is the most beautiful guitar there is.
I always thought it was too big for me, but it was 100 percent not that bad.
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I have a 335 copy, the Eastman 487. Really enjoy it. The first electric out of the 5 I’ve owned that I can make music with. The rest just created an unpleasant cacophony
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Wow, Eastman guitars are really top-notch! I own an Eastman Acoustic, and I am very happy with it.
It’s funny that you say you can make music with the Eastman 487, while the other guitars—them—cause a cacophony.
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I have a bunch of guitars, actually I only need one, my number one.
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I only play two guitars and there not evan mine !!! But my birthdays coming up so you know what that mean…!!!
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I was thinking: “What! Einstein made a basic mistake?? Maybe that relativity thing isn’t true either”
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I think that’s down to the pickups in my eastman more than anything else
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