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Wish.. all over again

That one doesn't look nearly as bad as some of the others. In fact, I really quite like the body shape (though I'd never play something with so many corners). And come on, it's his #100. For the prices the others go for, he's allowed to turn a profit on at least one.

These Garside Guitars look relatively (relative to Wish, that is) well-made, but quite ugly. Not ugly like a Wish though. Wishes are character-ugly, with all that down-home charm and folky goodness. These are just plain ugly. :D

I really want a wish. :'(
 
Who CARES if it looks good?

Wishes sound GREAT for the price. and they play GREAT for the price, too!

I have one and LOVE IT!

GarsideGuitars do not take the wish approach at all. The shapes are unique, but the guy spends much of his time on the aethetics (albeit WARPED aesthetics).

Wish, he doesn't care about looks...he wants bassists to get down to doin' the thing that counts...MAKING MUSIC!
 
PilbaraBass said:
Who CARES if it looks good?

Wishes sound GREAT for the price. and they play GREAT for the price, too!

I have one and LOVE IT!

GarsideGuitars do not take the wish approach at all. The shapes are unique, but the guy spends much of his time on the aethetics (albeit WARPED aesthetics).

Wish, he doesn't care about looks...he wants bassists to get down to doin' the thing that counts...MAKING MUSIC!
How many basses have you owned / played before you got your Wishbass?

(How much was it to get it into Aus??)