Day 777 - Day 047
Lifetime Dream # 55 of my list of 155: I will have a collection of the guitar string ends that I have used over the years, showcasing the amount of playing I have done. I will have one decanter filled with electric ends and acoustic string ends. I will etch the glass decanter, and keep them for display in my studio.
This is the second feature of this dream… www.flickr.com/photos/67522976@N00/5321364043/in/set-7215...
Many of my Lifetime Dreams are collections of things that basically sum up to an accomplishment. I always wanted some form of collection to show how much I have played on the guitar, and the ends of the guitar strings seemed a fairly logical example. I am absolutely in love with the Fender Super Bullet strings, using both .10 and .11 gauge strings (depending on the guitar). These are specifically designed to fit in the tail piece of the Fender Guitars, but I still love to use them on all my other guitars.
A note on this dream: when I change strings, it’s a process. I love taking my time, cleaning the guitar from fret wear and tear. It’s fun to change a few guitars at a time too. My tuner, and my wire cutters are invaluable. These are not my actual wire clippers that I use; the ones I use are in a kit still packed away from my move!
Day 777 - Day 047
Lifetime Dream # 55 of my list of 155: I will have a collection of the guitar string ends that I have used over the years, showcasing the amount of playing I have done. I will have one decanter filled with electric ends and acoustic string ends. I will etch the glass decanter, and keep them for display in my studio.
This is the second feature of this dream… www.flickr.com/photos/67522976@N00/5321364043/in/set-7215...
Many of my Lifetime Dreams are collections of things that basically sum up to an accomplishment. I always wanted some form of collection to show how much I have played on the guitar, and the ends of the guitar strings seemed a fairly logical example. I am absolutely in love with the Fender Super Bullet strings, using both .10 and .11 gauge strings (depending on the guitar). These are specifically designed to fit in the tail piece of the Fender Guitars, but I still love to use them on all my other guitars.
A note on this dream: when I change strings, it’s a process. I love taking my time, cleaning the guitar from fret wear and tear. It’s fun to change a few guitars at a time too. My tuner, and my wire cutters are invaluable. These are not my actual wire clippers that I use; the ones I use are in a kit still packed away from my move!