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It's not how good you play, its how well you play it.
Any suggestions?
I have a used Harmony electric guitar, I am told they don't make any anymore. It seems like a somewhat lower quality guitar than my friends, they have Squire Strats, I was wondering if it would be worth it to buy one of them. I don't much money but I'm saving up. I live in a small town and the nearest city is small and has limited options, so its hard to find a good guitar without paying an arm and a leg. Also, I have a little 15 watt Squire amp but I'm saving to buy a new one. It is a big Peavey, I believe a 200 watt, it sounds great with great distortion but is quite a bit more than a Fender amp a lot like it but without the great distortion, I love the distorted sound but play a lot of country music. Would it be worth the extra money to buy the Peavey, then I will try to buy a new guitar, after i see how it sounds on a new amp? Thanks
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For the amp, I would suggest either a Peavey Classic 30 1x12 or a Classic 50 2x12. Either one will be loud enough for any gig you might play. I have the Classic 50, and love it to bits. It's a very versatile amp with great Fender to Voxish type cleans, and distortion that's great for everything from country to hard rock.
# 2
Thanks for the reply. I have found a special edition black and chrome squire strat for $200, it looks awesome and has great ratings, (its on musiciansfriend.com) i believe it is a step up from a regular strat and you cant argue with the price. Does anyone know if it will be worth the money and make as a nice versatile guitar?
The greatest enemy to what you can know, is what you already know.
It's not how good you play, its how well you play it.
It's not how good you play, its how well you play it.
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Wow that was a long time ago. I am still using the same old guitar for now, it seems to suit me fine for the time being if anyone was wondering.
The greatest enemy to what you can know, is what you already know.
It's not how good you play, its how well you play it.
It's not how good you play, its how well you play it.
# 5
a friend of mine got a squire fat strat...the finishes arent all that great... but yours mignt be of better quality so i dont know...apparently the screws are uneven and everything...
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dude, upgarding to a Squire strat is a waste of money...if you want something better than your current guitar...then get something BETTER than your current guitar...a A Squire will be outgrown pretty soon methinks.
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