[rocket955]

Man! that's cool. I've seen some of your other pick guards I think it would be awesome if the one you have drawn out could be done in some kind of inlay. I love that NASHVILLE Squire.

[BillSPrestonEsq]

Originally Posted by rocket955

I play an acoustic electric 12 string jumbo. Been playing one for the last ten years or so. I have been secretly admiring a semi hollow body double cut away 6 string electric. I am also well into my fifties. Do you think it would be ridiculous for me to play something like this? Please be honest.

You are too old for a hannah montana guitar. That would just be creepy. I also might look at you a little weird if you were to play some acoustic jazz on certain electrics I have seen. But seriously, things like the Johnny A signature hollowbody look cool no matter how old you are. Gibson 335s and such, they are seriously elegant instruments.

Personally, when I see an old dude sporting an electric guitar (and I mean seventies or eighties) it warms my heart.

Might I add that you are too old for a guitar when you decide you are and start acting that old. I want to play my electrics till I am older than Bill Lawrence. My great uncle is in his mid-late 90s and plays a les paul. he says they keep making louder amps at the rate his hearing is going. (he is a bluegrass/classical guy) Every few years he buys a bigger amp. He had a fullstack last time I saw.

[rocket955]

Originally Posted by Billgamesh

You are too old for a hannah montana guitar. That would just be creepy. I also might look at you a little weird if you were to play some acoustic jazz on certain electrics I have seen. But seriously, things like the Johnny A signature hollowbody look cool no matter how old you are. Gibson 335s and such, they are seriously elegant instruments.

Personally, when I see an old dude sporting an electric guitar (and I mean seventies or eighties) it warms my heart.

Might I add that you are too old for a guitar when you decide you are and start acting that old. I want to play my electrics till I am older than Bill Lawrence. My great uncle is in his mid-late 90s and plays a les paul. he says they keep making louder amps at the rate his hearing is going. (he is a bluegrass/classical guy) Every few years he buys a bigger amp. He had a fullstack last time I saw.

Thanks for your input, I didn't want the congregation thinking to themselves ( Look at that old guy trying to be a rock star). I value what my church thinks of me. I used to play only black Strats for about 20 years and all that changed when God changed me. UUUMMMMMMM...... A full stack, I always liked the sound of a Marshall.