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Seventh Sun is an ambitious music project by Glasgow based guitarist Martin Emes. Subscribe and follow me for exciting projects coming soon.
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Notes on Responsible Guitar Ownership:
I'm sick of hearing stories about irresponsible guitar owners buying pointy, dangerous guitars and expecting the more traditional guitars in their house not to be harmed. If you don't take care to socialise your guitars before leaving them in a room together, you'll end up with broken headstocks.
It's important to be careful when adding a new guitar to the household. My Ibanez was used to being the only strat type guitar in the house, so when I brought home a new Harley Benton I was careful to slowly ease them into the new situation. For the first few days the HB was kept in a separate room acclimating to its new surroundings, but earlier today I brought it in to the guitar room to meet the Ibanez for the first time. The atmosphere in the room immediately became tense. It stayed that way for a few minutes until suddenly the Ibanez relented and they quickly began to warm to each other. They started wagging their whammy bars excitedly, which was lovely to see. All is calm now and they're sitting quietly together. This is how you avoid scratches, dings or worse. I am however worried how they'll react to the Michael Angelo Batio 4 neck destroyer model I've ordered.
Seventh Sun is an ambitious music project by Glasgow based guitarist Martin Emes. Subscribe and follow me for exciting projects coming soon.
My Bandcamp:
seventh-sun.bandcamp.com/music
Follow me on Bandcamp so you don't miss my new releases:
seventh-sun.bandcamp.com/follow_me
Notes on Responsible Guitar Ownership:
I'm sick of hearing stories about irresponsible guitar owners buying pointy, dangerous guitars and expecting the more traditional guitars in their house not to be harmed. If you don't take care to socialise your guitars before leaving them in a room together, you'll end up with broken headstocks.
It's important to be careful when adding a new guitar to the household. My Ibanez was used to being the only strat type guitar in the house, so when I brought home a new Harley Benton I was careful to slowly ease them into the new situation. For the first few days the HB was kept in a separate room acclimating to its new surroundings, but earlier today I brought it in to the guitar room to meet the Ibanez for the first time. The atmosphere in the room immediately became tense. It stayed that way for a few minutes until suddenly the Ibanez relented and they quickly began to warm to each other. They started wagging their whammy bars excitedly, which was lovely to see. All is calm now and they're sitting quietly together. This is how you avoid scratches, dings or worse. I am however worried how they'll react to the Michael Angelo Batio 4 neck destroyer model I've ordered.
