Would you go into debt for it?

[Jimmy Bones]

I've saved up, and I can afford my (current) dream bass on January first. It's a natural Schecter 004.

The thing to keep in mind is, dreams change, and buyer's remorse is brutal.

 

[MakiSupaStar]

Yep. Ain't that the truth. I did however set myself up with a temporary fix while I get my SVP-BSP repaired. I got a SWR 350 Redface for 225 bucks shipped.

 

[SquierBender]

Never go into debt. When you go into debt you become a slave to the person you owe.

 

[Pilgrim]

Maki, congrats on landing the upright!! It will open whole new chapters of bass playing for you.

Here's HIGHLY suggested reading: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=338343

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

Look at it this way: would you go into debt for a hot Asian chick?

Does a 73 Fender J-Bass deserve anything less?

 

[Hoover]

I haven't read the entire thread, so forgive me if someone else already came to this same conclusion, but...


I just have to say that I am very disappointed that a thread started by MakiSupaStar titled "Would You Go Into Debt For It?" is asking about something as mundane as a Fender bass.

I was seriously expecting $1,000/hour Vietnamese dominatrixes at the very least.

And why isn't this in the Bass Guitars forum anyway?








But for the record: Go into debt for a bass? No way. Asian dom yes, Fender bass no.