My musical Gearhead thought for the day

A good guitar doesn't have to be anything more than what its player wants. That is what makes a good guitar.

A great guitar doesn't have to be anything more than a fully wonderful sensual experience (sight, sound, feel, smell) that invokes deep feelings about music when it is played.

None of the above is directly related to cost - just great guitar luthiery and great tech work.

I have played beat (but well adjusted) clunkers that play much better than off-the-rack-new awesome high-brand guitars.

How YOU feel a bout the instrument is the most important thing in the world (as it pertains to making music or enjoying gear).