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Will You Ever Find The PERFECT Guitar?
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This week, the Electrikjam.com staff talks about...
- Sleep Token: The newest masked metal band! Do we like them, or do we think they are possible industry plants, milking the metal scene?
- The Katana GO: After the review, it was very hard for Christopher to give this device back. What a great guitar accessory! Check out our review HERE. This is a practice tool for every guitarist.
- Where did our theme song come from?
- BOSS does not advertise their guitar products much, do they?
- Richard continues to have a hazy memory, unfortunately.
- The internet follows your every move, and maybe you should take that into account. Constant advertising is a REAL problem. This leads us to our main topic...
*Will You Ever Find The Perfect Guitar?*
We have all been there before...haven't we? You have looked at every guitar on a website or Reverb. You are taking in all the specs, and all of the features of every guitar. But is it just GAS, like we discussed last week?
There is no perfect guitar that will change your playing or your style. A nice guitar may make you want to practice more, but will it change your guitar style? Tools do not make you a better artist.
But if gear doesn't give you "tone" or style, what counts out at the end of the day? How many guitars do you need to run a studio? What do you actually need?
At what point are you no longer a guitarist, but an investor? A consumer?
This wraps up our last few episodes about marketing, and how it has affected the guitar community during the internet age. We address the culture of "showing off" and why you should probably worry more about practicing guitar.
Most famous artists that you look up to, do not worry about chasing the perfect guitar. They find what works, and make music! The guitar that you need might be sitting right next to you. If the guitar stays in tune and makes sound, you have everything you need to make your art.
Next week will be a SPECIAL episode, with only one topic.
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