TemjinStrife
Power Metal Cellist
With Gibson, buying new, you get a return policy and can play a few dozen LPs at a variety of stores to find a good one. With a used 2228, you're getting something that you can sell on pretty easily without much of a loss. With a Washberg, you're ostensibly relying on Ola Strandberg's name and reputation.
With Acacia, you're buying a questionable instrument from a questionable luthier and there's no guarantee you won't have an expensive paperweight at the end of it.
With Acacia, you're buying a questionable instrument from a questionable luthier and there's no guarantee you won't have an expensive paperweight at the end of it.