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Quoted from gordonshumway:I guess I'm looking for value, reliability, and something that everyone enjoys.
This doesn’t exist. Haha
Just go to a big show and play a bunch of stuff and see what speaks to ya. Then hope it’s for sale. Everyone’s different.
Quoted from gordonshumway:My original Williams Fire! was fun, but it was kind of like trying to keep a '68 Mustang going.
Fire! Was the easiest to maintain machine I’ve ever owned and I made money on it when I sold it.
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