I am willing to pay up to 3k. I want a guitar that is well made. Which
companies and models should I consider?
Acoustic Guitar
I usually play a Les Paul but I am thinking of buying a acoustic guitar.
I am willing to pay up to 3k. I want a guitar that is well made. Which
companies and models should I consider?
I am willing to pay up to 3k. I want a guitar that is well made. Which
companies and models should I consider?
# 1
Hit the music stores and try what you like.. After all , It's got to be how it feels, plays and sounds to your liking.
Martin
Gibson
Taylor
Washburn
Epiphone
Fender
Gretsch
Seagull
Breedlove
Yamaha
Takamine
Here a few boutique guitar you may keep an eye out for...
Goodall
Collings
Bourgeois
Huss & Dalton
Ryan
Froggy Bottom
Olson
Martin
Gibson
Taylor
Washburn
Epiphone
Fender
Gretsch
Seagull
Breedlove
Yamaha
Takamine
Here a few boutique guitar you may keep an eye out for...
Goodall
Collings
Bourgeois
Huss & Dalton
Ryan
Froggy Bottom
Olson
# 2
If I had 3K to spend, I'd seriously consider a Taylor. Then I'd even more seriously consider the Taylor T5 and give my shoulder a break from that Les Paul. I had one for a couple of years and got really tired of holding it. The T5 has an awesome acoustic pickup that sounds great through an electric amp. Just my personal opinion, but you should try many many guitars to find the "right one" for you.
Ampy
Ampy
# 3
I see Takamine wasn't mentioned. Garth Brooks played one in his Las Vegas one man show. He and the guitar were awesome.
# 4
I play a Ibanez 370
If I had your budget I would most Likely try every Cole Clark, Takamire, Maton and Martin in store and buy the one I liked best you might want to consider a les paul with a 3k budget u may get one not sure the price range.
Whatever you buy make sure it fells comfortable and you like the sound
If I had your budget I would most Likely try every Cole Clark, Takamire, Maton and Martin in store and buy the one I liked best you might want to consider a les paul with a 3k budget u may get one not sure the price range.
Whatever you buy make sure it fells comfortable and you like the sound
# 5
Originally Posted by: Tom1951I see Takamine wasn't mentioned. Garth Brooks played one in his Las Vegas one man show. He and the guitar were awesome.
Maton Range wasn't mentioned either. Over 12 months ago I bought my first Maton acoustic guitar. It's Maton 325C to be exact. I love it! It's got a really good pick-up system. It sounds awesome! I would have gone for the top of the range which is the Messiah EM100C if I had the money but Maton 325C will do me for now.
Also, I have a 30 year old acoustic Washburn and 15 year old 12 string yamaha acoustic.
# 6
I went thru a long process last year of replacing my Takamine. I played everything I could get my hands on and ended up with an $800 Yamaha A3M.
The A3 series are all solid wood construction.
Worth checking out if there are any your area.
The A3 series are all solid wood construction.
Worth checking out if there are any your area.
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'99 Historic '57 Les Paul Custom Black Beauty - '14 Gibson LP Studio Pro - PRS SE ZM - Peavey AT200 - Peavey Milestone Bass - Yamaha A3M - Laney IRT Studio - Blackstar HT5RH - Bugera V22 - THR10 - Boss GT-001 - Fishman TriplePlay[/FONT]
# 7
Don't leave Santa Cruz guitars off the list as well. I've had one for 2 years and it is a wonderful sounding guitar. I have the dreadnought pre-war model, D/PW.
Martin HD-28 acoustic
Santa Cruz D-P/W acoustic
Fender Squier Telecaster electric
Fender Mustang amp
Santa Cruz D-P/W acoustic
Fender Squier Telecaster electric
Fender Mustang amp
# 8
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