infiniteposse
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Hi all-
I'm just curious to hear from folks who've bought and kept their I-35 LC's well beyond the GAS period and into the "this is totally the right guitar for me." Months? Years? Do tell.
If you fall into this category, do you have a Gibson 335 as well? Is there a lot of overlap or is it apples and oranges? I'm not looking for a debate about modern Gibson build quality. Let's just assume you've got a good 335 that's an example of how good they can be when Gibson gets it right.
I played a really lovely 2014 I-35LC Deluxe today that was great, but it had to be a relative short session and I also didn't have my 335 on-hand. There's a good bit of travel to get back over that way, so any opinions you guys could offer would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm just curious to hear from folks who've bought and kept their I-35 LC's well beyond the GAS period and into the "this is totally the right guitar for me." Months? Years? Do tell.
If you fall into this category, do you have a Gibson 335 as well? Is there a lot of overlap or is it apples and oranges? I'm not looking for a debate about modern Gibson build quality. Let's just assume you've got a good 335 that's an example of how good they can be when Gibson gets it right.
I played a really lovely 2014 I-35LC Deluxe today that was great, but it had to be a relative short session and I also didn't have my 335 on-hand. There's a good bit of travel to get back over that way, so any opinions you guys could offer would be appreciated.
Thanks!