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<blockquote data-quote="CV355" data-source="post: 16225401" data-attributes="member: 181885"><p>I find I get a "mental reset" if I don't practice for a while. For instance, in February I was on a business trip and couldn't bring a guitar with me. I got back and was coming up with crazy material.</p><p></p><p>That's also why I alternate between electric and acoustic every few days. Keeps the mind fresh. Same with tunings. I'm an E-standard / B-standard snob (meaning, I feel "dirty" if something is easier to play in an alternate tuning), but I do occasionally indulge in Drop C, Open C, Open Dm, Bb Standard, you name it. I leave one 7-string in Open C, and the other in B Standard. </p><p></p><p>Anybody can get a "heavy" sound with lower drop tunings. Easy peazy. It takes some skill to make E-standard sound heavy and dark. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I'm wondering if your username has anything to do with guitars... Love my PRS...</p><p></p><p>And as for the sales- being for charity, that will probably drive the figures higher than if this was private market sales. Most of those guitars would be listed in the $80k-$300k range. The ultra-iconic ones could go as high as $500k-$800k in private market. Given the auction and charity, you'll probably see much larger numbers. Wouldn't surprise me if it was set up as tax deductible somehow hahaha</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CV355, post: 16225401, member: 181885"] I find I get a "mental reset" if I don't practice for a while. For instance, in February I was on a business trip and couldn't bring a guitar with me. I got back and was coming up with crazy material. That's also why I alternate between electric and acoustic every few days. Keeps the mind fresh. Same with tunings. I'm an E-standard / B-standard snob (meaning, I feel "dirty" if something is easier to play in an alternate tuning), but I do occasionally indulge in Drop C, Open C, Open Dm, Bb Standard, you name it. I leave one 7-string in Open C, and the other in B Standard. Anybody can get a "heavy" sound with lower drop tunings. Easy peazy. It takes some skill to make E-standard sound heavy and dark. I'm wondering if your username has anything to do with guitars... Love my PRS... And as for the sales- being for charity, that will probably drive the figures higher than if this was private market sales. Most of those guitars would be listed in the $80k-$300k range. The ultra-iconic ones could go as high as $500k-$800k in private market. Given the auction and charity, you'll probably see much larger numbers. Wouldn't surprise me if it was set up as tax deductible somehow hahaha [/QUOTE]
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