The most extreme thing you've done for a guitar.
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TimR I couldn't agree more with you on that one.
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TimR wrote>>"what have you done to keep your wife from finding out you just got one more guitar!" . . .
heck, I wrote the book on THAT one! Worst example was probably a primo 1965 Hofner Beatle Bass I scored from Manny's and had shipped via FedEx.
The darned driver showed up at the kitchen door right as my wife was in the kitchen and I was really cutting some dados to distract her enough to hide that big shipping box in the potting shed before she realized what had happened. It was like a Marx Brothers movie.
Since she has learned to keep a count on the number of hardshell cases all over the house it has slowed me down considerably.
I have to store stuff at our music room at work to get past her eagle eye.
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heck, I wrote the book on THAT one! Worst example was probably a primo 1965 Hofner Beatle Bass I scored from Manny's and had shipped via FedEx.
The darned driver showed up at the kitchen door right as my wife was in the kitchen and I was really cutting some dados to distract her enough to hide that big shipping box in the potting shed before she realized what had happened. It was like a Marx Brothers movie.
Since she has learned to keep a count on the number of hardshell cases all over the house it has slowed me down considerably.
I have to store stuff at our music room at work to get past her eagle eye.
--Jim
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You all better hope your wives don't find this forum.
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NO WAY, I can't get away with anything! Everytime I buy someting new she always finds out. She loves coming to my gigs just to try and catch me with a new bass! LOL 

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Vintage Soul wrote:NO WAY, I can't get away with anything! Everytime I buy someting new she always finds out. She loves coming to my gigs just to try and catch me with a new bass! LOL
Hey Tony,
Now I know why you purchased that stock pile of Mosrite bass cases you occasionally sell on ebay. Keep her confused.

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...indeed!...good thing it's only a guitar forum...dorkrockrecords wrote:You all better hope your wives don't find this forum.

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Maybe that's why I have so many now. When I was married my wife wouldn't let me buy any. 

1965 Mosrite Ventures II
1971 Mosrite Mark 1
A whole bunch of other stuff
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1971 Mosrite Mark 1
A whole bunch of other stuff
http://www.myspace.com/guitarjunkiejeff
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Whenever my Wife asks, " Is that another new Guitar"???!!!!! I calmly reply, "No Honey, this ones at least 35 years old."
That and selling Guitars here and there on ebay keeps Her content, there is always some dough in pay pal !!!! 


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thunderhead wrote:Whenever my Wife asks, " Is that another new Guitar"???!!!!! I calmly reply, "No Honey, this ones at least 35 years old."That and selling Guitars here and there on ebay keeps Her content, there is always some dough in pay pal !!!!
DITTO on what Billy said (LOL!).
I'll be in the Music Room, and she'll come in, stare at my new (old) guitar that I smuggled in earlier,
and ask "When did you buy that???" I'll usually respond with something like "Hon, this is the 1st guitar
you saw when we were first dating."

But I have had a few close calls

make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
.........Owner of 9 Mosrites...
.....proud owner and documented:
1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
.........Owner of 9 Mosrites...
.....proud owner and documented:
1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
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