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Teej
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Teej
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04/13/2005 10:59 pm
Hey! I am new to the wonderful world of guitars and am trying to buy my first guitar. Do you guys have any suggestions? I am looking at a Yamaha FG403S. Any tips or suggestions. It is a solid top, classic looking acousitic guitar. I was playing around at the guitar shop downtown and it resonated so much better than the laminate (cheaper) counter part that was standing beside it. I loved the sound, but I also wish it came in a sandburst or sunburst color. I am not so excited of the traditional look- maybe that is just being superficial. I don't know if it is better to pay the extra for the different look? So many decisions!
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guitarfreak141
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04/14/2005 2:48 am
what price range?
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PRSplaya
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04/14/2005 3:32 pm
If it feels good, play's good, and sounds good, then you've found your guitar. Looks aren't everything, but they are nice. So, all I can say is, if you find one that looks "pretty" and it play's just as nice and sounds just as nice, then why not... Good Luck!
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R. Shackleferd
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R. Shackleferd
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04/15/2005 5:51 am
In my experience, Yamaha makes great guitars. I have a Yamaha Student Classical (model C-40) myself, and it plays nice...not beautifully (I think it's priced around $75 - $100), but nice. Another inexpensive brand I'd recommend is Seagull. They play as nice as some other brands 2-3 times the price range. The classical strings are gonna be easier on your fingers, but they have a different tone than steel strings. Classicals also have wider fretboards with more space between strings, so play whichever is more combfortable to you, and don't be afraid to pick a pretty one...if you don't like how it looks, you won't wanna pick it up.
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