u/FenderEnjoyer1946

¡Buenas!

Sigo equipando mi Fender Telecaster Player II y ahora me toca decidir cómo guardarla y transportarla.

Estoy en la duda de si ir por una funda (gig bag) que sea de buena calidad y bien acolchada, o si de plano vale la pena invertir en un estuche rígido (hardcase). Mi mayor preocupación es la protección del mástil y que no se raye el acabado, pero también me gustaría algo que sea práctico de mover.

Para los que tienen Telecasters:

¿Usan el estuche clásico rectangular o prefieren las fundas reforzadas?

¿Alguna marca que tenga buena relación calidad-precio y que se consiga fácil?

¿Algún modelo específico?

Me interesa saber qué les ha funcionado mejor para mantener la guitarra impecable.

¡Gracias!

Hi everyone!

I'm a huge science fiction fan and I'm looking for my next big series. To give you an idea of ​​what I like, my favorite books are The Martian and Project Hail Mary (I love Andy Weir's wit and science), but I also really enjoy the atmosphere, narrative, and world-building of The Martian Chronicles.

I have three options in mind and I don't know which one to choose:

Red Rising: I've heard it's very addictive and action-packed. Do you think if I like Weir's "hard sci-fi" this style will suit me, or is it too different?

Dune: It's the great classic I'm missing. I'm drawn to the world-building.

Foundation (Asimov): If I choose Asimov, would you recommend starting directly with Foundation or is it better to start with I, Robot to get the context of the laws of robotics?

I'm looking for something that will grab me and blow my mind like Weir and Bradbury did. Which of these three paths do you suggest I take first?

By the way, I LOVE big worlds and sagas that keep me hooked for months, trying to piece everything together to understand absolutely everything about each character, race, tribe, people, etc.

Thanks a million for the advice!

Hi everyone!

I'm a huge science fiction fan and I'm looking for my next big series. To give you an idea of what I like, my favorite books are The Martian and Project Hail Mary (I love Andy Weir's wit and science), but I also really enjoy the atmosphere, narrative, and world-building of The Martian Chronicles.

I have three options in mind and I don't know which one to choose:

Red Rising: I've heard it's very addictive and action-packed. Do you think if I like Weir's "hard sci-fi" this style will suit me, or is it too different?

Dune: It's the great classic I'm missing. I'm drawn to the world-building.

Foundation (Asimov): If I choose Asimov, would you recommend starting directly with Foundation or is it better to start with I, Robot to get the context of the laws of robotics?

I'm looking for something that will grab me and blow my mind like Weir and Bradbury did. Which of these three paths do you suggest I take first?

By the way, I LOVE big worlds and sagas that keep me hooked for months, trying to piece everything together to understand absolutely everything about each character, race, tribe, people, etc.

Thanks a million for the advice!