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To: Nita Nupress
I have a business and a music degree. I have managed a retail music store and sold wholesale. I have played in bands since I was 10 years old.(38 years) I own my own investment firm. Here is what you should do. Fix both guitars. Give the Ibenez to your son. You keep the Gretch. Play music with him. If he wants to buy another guitar, thats ok, then he will have two. He will have three when you leave him the Gretch. Have fun.
61 posted on 12/17/2001 11:23:20 AM PST by kampeska
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To: kampeska
>I have a business and a music degree. I have managed a retail music store and sold wholesale. I have played in bands since I was 10 years old.(38 years) I own my own investment firm.

When I started to read your post, I thought you were going to suggest something that I don't think anyone here has mentioned: Perhaps Nita's son should just get a job and then he can buy whatever equipment he wants!

When I was a teenager, I loved black & white photography. My parents bought me some cheapo photo kit with a plastic enlarger that worked, but not too well. So, I was like thirteen or something, and just like the trite stories say, I got myself a paper route, worked at it all summer -- saving every cent -- and after a few months I quit the route and bought myself a BESELER 23C that cost something like $700.

Refurbishing an old guitar is okay. If you have access to a good technician. If the guy's a clutz, the kid's going to hate it. It never hurts to work, save and then buy good stuff.

Mark W.

87 posted on 12/17/2001 1:51:24 PM PST by MarkWar
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