Hi guys new here from Australia.
I'm picking up my new AC422EC-ae in the morning and feel like a kid on Christmas eve right now.
I currently have an E20d that I bought in 2012 that is still a great guitar but is about to be sold and also had an E20p for a couple of years, wish I hadn't sold it now.
I just about gave up playing at the end of 2019 when I contracted a severe ear infection that perforated an ear drum and caused me to lose significant hearing and gain some extra tinnitus as a result.
I sold off my J-45 and two classical guitars as well as a couple of teles and a strat and almost got rid of the last 2 but kept them but didn't/couldn't play them.
A few months ago I moved into gated community for over 50's and retired and as luck would have it a guy here has his own C+W band which has led to me to start playing again. I needed a new guitar I could plug in which is why I bought the 422 for now.
Fortunately my hearing loss has eased quite a bit and now have about 85% hearing which is much better than before and music now sounds clear and reasonably balanced to me, before it was unbalanced and muddy.
I' have forgotten so much of what I had learned before and now almost have to start again after the near 4 year break, learning songs and technique again but it's much easier this time round.
Cheers
I'm picking up my new AC422EC-ae in the morning and feel like a kid on Christmas eve right now.
I currently have an E20d that I bought in 2012 that is still a great guitar but is about to be sold and also had an E20p for a couple of years, wish I hadn't sold it now.
I just about gave up playing at the end of 2019 when I contracted a severe ear infection that perforated an ear drum and caused me to lose significant hearing and gain some extra tinnitus as a result.
I sold off my J-45 and two classical guitars as well as a couple of teles and a strat and almost got rid of the last 2 but kept them but didn't/couldn't play them.
A few months ago I moved into gated community for over 50's and retired and as luck would have it a guy here has his own C+W band which has led to me to start playing again. I needed a new guitar I could plug in which is why I bought the 422 for now.
Fortunately my hearing loss has eased quite a bit and now have about 85% hearing which is much better than before and music now sounds clear and reasonably balanced to me, before it was unbalanced and muddy.
I' have forgotten so much of what I had learned before and now almost have to start again after the near 4 year break, learning songs and technique again but it's much easier this time round.
Cheers
Eastman AC422CE-ae
Katoh DF69/s
Katoh DF69/s