So what kind of guitar is right for me to start on? Tell me alil about the different brands.....Anything would be helpful
~Lola
beginner...
Ok so I dont have a guitar yet...I am really interested in learning , hopefully i will win one of the giveaways they both look like sweet guitars...wink wink 8-)
So what kind of guitar is right for me to start on? Tell me alil about the different brands.....Anything would be helpful
~Lola
So what kind of guitar is right for me to start on? Tell me alil about the different brands.....Anything would be helpful
~Lola
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it really depends on what you want to play,and what you want to spend. :cool:
Always capitalize "BLUES"
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Take at look at this Squire by Fender. It's a good sounding guitar.
Squire is Fender's entry level guitar. You can get an amplifier for it,a small 10 watt would be plenty,and you would get started for less than 500.00.
Go for it,the sooner you start the better... :cool:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/StratSVM3SB/
P.S. Sweetwater is a sponsor here.. :cool:
Squire is Fender's entry level guitar. You can get an amplifier for it,a small 10 watt would be plenty,and you would get started for less than 500.00.
Go for it,the sooner you start the better... :cool:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/StratSVM3SB/
P.S. Sweetwater is a sponsor here.. :cool:
Always capitalize "BLUES"
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*smiles* Bill is right, you can spend as much as you want.
Another consideration is acoustic vs. electric and you can hear plenty of pros and cons both ways.
Guitar Center also a few good reasonably priced starter packs that will set you up with your guitar, amp, gig bag, tuner, etc for $200-$300.
I started with a Fender starter pack and still play it almost daily and I have also added an epiphone SG-310 to my collection.
It seems once you get started, for some reason, one guitar is never enough.
Mike
Another consideration is acoustic vs. electric and you can hear plenty of pros and cons both ways.
Guitar Center also a few good reasonably priced starter packs that will set you up with your guitar, amp, gig bag, tuner, etc for $200-$300.
I started with a Fender starter pack and still play it almost daily and I have also added an epiphone SG-310 to my collection.
It seems once you get started, for some reason, one guitar is never enough.
Mike
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