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The answer to this question, I believe, would depend on your age. As someone who started playing guitar late 50s and played in a group, throughout the 60s, my answer would be 'NO'
However younger 'millennials' may think differently.
But does it really matter?.
It's not a competition. As...
Used to play with a band about 10 years ago and the other guitarist had one permanently set up in his living room, where we used to practice without drums. He was obviously divorced:D
Bought another one a couple of days ago. It's an R9 with a Hard Rock Maple top. Colour is Stanley burst, which I believe is named after the one played by Paul Stanley.
I hadn't really gone out to buy another R9, but this one really sounded nice. The HRM certainly made the Burstbuckers a bit...