dk123123dk
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Pros: 
The neck pickup sounds killer.
Lots of classic sounds can be had. And my shorter scaled, dual humbucker, set neck, mahogany guitar cannot produce.
Cleans sound sweeter with single coils to me.
Cons: :BITCH
Singles may sound sweet, but also hum. The noiseless ones lack that special sound mostly, and are a compromise.
The neck and body feels weird to me. Something I could get used to, but it would be weird to switch back and forth.
I'm not used to the controls where they are.
Tremolos are great, but come with a whole set of issues to deal with.
Do you guys/gals think that I would be better off just making do with the guitar I have now. Or get a strat and learn how to adapt to the differences? Or just get a HSS strat of my dreams and ditch the guitar I have now? Or get something like a Godin, or Carvin, Parker Fly, or save my pennies and get a Thorn?
I would miss the hell out of my guitar, but could probably replace it pretty easily in the future if I changed my mind. I might just be a one guitar man, but will I always be wondering what I am missing out on?
Thanks for reading, and any sagely advice you have to offer. :BEER
dk

The neck pickup sounds killer.
Lots of classic sounds can be had. And my shorter scaled, dual humbucker, set neck, mahogany guitar cannot produce.
Cleans sound sweeter with single coils to me.
Cons: :BITCH
Singles may sound sweet, but also hum. The noiseless ones lack that special sound mostly, and are a compromise.
The neck and body feels weird to me. Something I could get used to, but it would be weird to switch back and forth.
I'm not used to the controls where they are.
Tremolos are great, but come with a whole set of issues to deal with.
Do you guys/gals think that I would be better off just making do with the guitar I have now. Or get a strat and learn how to adapt to the differences? Or just get a HSS strat of my dreams and ditch the guitar I have now? Or get something like a Godin, or Carvin, Parker Fly, or save my pennies and get a Thorn?
I would miss the hell out of my guitar, but could probably replace it pretty easily in the future if I changed my mind. I might just be a one guitar man, but will I always be wondering what I am missing out on?

Thanks for reading, and any sagely advice you have to offer. :BEER
dk