Yup, me too, but I probably only need a fix about every two weeks. Just love to go in and smell all the wood. I have owned my dream guitar for 35 years, a 1946 D-28, and never came across anything to match it, but it's so fun to play and admire everything. Came across a pre-war 000-28 that made me drool, but a little on the pricey side, you might say. The thing that I love is that each of the "try-outs" seems to make me play different styles and different songs than my usual stuff. There's a new "inexpensive" D-type that I played last week called a "Blueridge" that's pretty impressive (both sound and looks). BTW, I picked the right wife too, about 33 years ago.