Can you ever own too many instruments?
By blapd811
@blapd811 (20)
United States
July 31, 2009 10:25am CST
Yesterday a friend stopped by to tell me he had found an add on Craig's list offering an accordion for sale. The person said it was hand made in East Germany and he didn't know the value of it but wanted to sell it. I went to take a look at the instrument and am now the proud owner of a Max Grimm Piano Accordion. My wife wasn't too happy as I already own Three Milton Mann DaVinci Accordins, Four Horner Accordions, A Universal Accordion, A couple of Guitars, A Trumpet, and a Grand Piano. I told here that unlike cars and other items Musical Instruments do not really lose value but become more valuable over time. Besides, I play all of my instruments on a regular basis. She said that I own too many instruments. I don't think you can ever own to many instruments! What do you think?
2 responses
@smellytrampsfeet (146)
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6 Aug 09
it can never be possible to have too many instruments only not enough room. in my house there is a drum kit, two electric guitars, an acoustic guitar and an acoustic bass. and yes i agree that they are unique in the way that their value increases with time while other items value just disintegrates.
@sgrfut1961 (16)
• United States
2 Aug 09
You can never have too many.
look around my house and you will find: 2 accoustic guitars, 3 electric guitars, two mandolins, 4 fiddles, a full drum set, a doghouse bass, and electric bass, a flute, a saxaphone and various harmonicas. all 4 kids are learning and I have been teaching music for over 30 years.
You can never have too many.
