TT100
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I brought up a similar question last year. Bottom line is, (being all responsible for a moment) if you can afford it without neglecting other obligations, go for it.
If one had to be a certain "level" player to justify a top instrument, there wouldn't be many sold. You'll get years of enjoyment out of cheapest or the most expensive you can afford if it speaks to you and as a home player, makes your playing time more personal and enjoyable.
I sprung for a used Historic goldtop early this year and it's wonderful.
:dude
TT
If one had to be a certain "level" player to justify a top instrument, there wouldn't be many sold. You'll get years of enjoyment out of cheapest or the most expensive you can afford if it speaks to you and as a home player, makes your playing time more personal and enjoyable.
I sprung for a used Historic goldtop early this year and it's wonderful.
:dude
TT