Starise
 
What probably bothers me the most about the whole thing now is that I have a lot of software that I payed good money for that I forget I own. This is, I guess, the price of finding your way in this because you don't always know unless you try and in order to try you usually need to buy(especially if It's 50% off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

 
It can be said for hardware as well. I have hardware, comps, sound modules etc. collecting dust because I bought so much over the years. I have given away a lot of gear as well to make room. Two complete PA systems, Guitar amplifiers and more. I manage to find young musicians who can't afford much. I know I can sell my stuff but I like helping these kids out.
I'm full of G.A.S. beleive me....  With all the fun stuff acquired, the basics always works the best though. There's no way around it.

 


Check behind the dumpsters in the alley, he chills when popo rolls by. If he's not there, a chapter of Plugin Anonymous meets at the Community (Guitar) Center on 40th.
 Maybe just the one more plug will be the one that allows me to break free for good...




Isn't that like a meeting of winos at the local bar? ...I mean, hey I'm all for achapter meeting at Guitar Center and all. 
 
Bob- I can't say I spent my life savings on gear but I have certainly spent my fair share on it. For some reason I tend to use  my gear at least occasionally.Like you, I have had a few cleanouts and trimmed my stuff down considerably. OTOH my software programs tend to be more overlooked....well I actually wanted to overlook them for awhile so I could look at more. I know, it's a tough thing to admit.