Pass-time guitarist

I love to play guitar. But I'm not in a band and rarely go into the studio with anyone.

I love the equipment and can't stand to play guitar orEffectorI buy a lot of equipment for home recording, but I am not an active musician, so why buy so much?

I always feel guilty about buying so much equipment.

I understand that feeling.

People who are active in music have a "reason to buy equipment" because they use that equipment for recording and live performances.

If I had such an "exemption," I could buy the equipment I want without worrying...

I wish I had that kind of "exemption" so I could buy the equipment I want without worrying about it....

In fact, there are many "pass-time guitarists" in the music industry, not to mention music stores, who are not involved in musical activities, but love to play guitar as their hobby. So I understand that feeling very well.

It's easy to overlook the fact that, unless you are a professional guitarist, you are doing these activities, including the purchase of equipment, for the "hobby" of playing the guitar.

Professional guitarists buy equipment for "work," but we guitar enthusiasts buy equipment for our "hobby. We guitar enthusiasts buy equipment for "hobby" and for our own enjoyment. There are no restrictions on whether or not you play music, or how you use the equipment, and it doesn't matter.

We go on trips. Collect watches. Doing a "guessing game". All of these hobbies are important to the person.

 

Spending money on hobbies is not a bad thing!

What's the use of buying all that stuff? Do I need it if I'm not a professional?"

You don't have to worry about those voices from the outside.

I am happy to play this guitar by myself.

"I am happy to play thisEffectorI wish I had it with me.

I was so excited to have this amp in my room."

This alone is more than enough reason for a musical instrument lover's hobby.

You can buy any equipment you want without hesitation.

If I ever get a band together, I'll buy one."

"If I can release a song, I'll buy it.

I think it is a very good thing to motivate yourself to meet your goals,

If you are "looking for a reason to buy" or "trying to erase the guilt of buying," then you don't need that kind of patience.

The price of any guitar is rising every year. Limited edition models, one-of-a-kind vintages, etc. can be hard to find if you miss the right time.

I wish I had bought it then."

Do you have any equipment that you wish you had bought back then?

The time to buy is when you want it.

You love guitars and you love equipment. That alone is already a good reason to buy.

Your irreplaceable hobby is romantic and wonderful.

Please make yourself happy right now.

The person who can best understand your hobby is you.