Originally Posted by: JeffS65

When I read this article, that's the overall lesson I get; that it's important to find something that fits you. Not all guitars will.

Concur 100%. Fit is paramount, yet in my observation a majority will still ignore it over buying on headstock label/brand and looks driven by ***, which of course sales droids will happily exploit in that moment of in-store buyer excitment as it means a immediate sale and at higher margins generally.[br][br]Probably based upon my intitial experience with guitar of nearly 50 years ago, "fit is all important" was identified upon my return to the fold almost 4½ years ago now as prerequisite, so is tantamount to a mantra to me. But I'm long past preaching it at anyone else until they have developed sufficient self-awareness to realise something is not quite right, enquire, and be receptive to the answer with sufficient cognitive intelligence to comprehend it.