Acoustic guitars
29 December 2003, 01:46 AM
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What is a good acoustic guitar to get to learn on? What kind of money am I looking to spend on one that makes a decent sound?(any good online stores?)
From what Ive seen its just learning and mastering the basic chords to make a whole lot of songs, is this basically it?
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cha0s
From what Ive seen its just learning and mastering the basic chords to make a whole lot of songs, is this basically it?
cheers.
cha0s
29 December 2003, 01:55 AM
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it'll take a fair bit of late night strumming on your own to succeed!!
mind you, i think you are cut out for this
BB
PS good reasonably priced guitars can be had from yamaha, westfield and aria.
get yourself down to a shop and get the bloke behind the counter to rattle out stairway to heaven for you!!!
BB
mind you, i think you are cut out for this
BB
PS good reasonably priced guitars can be had from yamaha, westfield and aria.
get yourself down to a shop and get the bloke behind the counter to rattle out stairway to heaven for you!!!
BB
29 December 2003, 02:25 AM
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My Yamaha is a fantastic guitar, so easy to play, and sounds really good too, got it for a relative bargain a few years ago
you do really need to go down to the guitar shops and try them out, as every single one will be different, and if you cant play yet, take someone who can, like I did
you do really need to go down to the guitar shops and try them out, as every single one will be different, and if you cant play yet, take someone who can, like I did
29 December 2003, 02:39 AM
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The more money you spend the better the guitar and the easier it is to play. If you are buying new don't spend less than £100. Don't get a plywood guitar either as they only get worse. I don't know your budget but get a Norman if you can afford it. You won't regret it.
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29 December 2003, 09:02 AM
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Tanglewood is the best value for sound quality for around the £100 - £150 mark... IMHO
Edited to say that the above advice is for the benefit of anybody other than Chaos... who should be strung up by a thick E string and left to die slowly
[Edited by SiPie - 12/29/2003 9:13:26 AM]
Edited to say that the above advice is for the benefit of anybody other than Chaos... who should be strung up by a thick E string and left to die slowly
[Edited by SiPie - 12/29/2003 9:13:26 AM]
29 December 2003, 10:14 AM
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I've just got a guitar for xmas,it's a Fender DG5,which is a good make,it comes with book,cd,video,strap,plecand electronic tuner all for £95 delivered to your door,now thats a bargain.I got mine from here.....www.nevadamusic.co.uk/...hope that helps a bit..Alan
29 December 2003, 10:31 AM
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My brother started out on my dad's old one then bought one for around 150 GBP to seriously learn.
Talking of expensive ornaments. My nan bought me a violin for 75 GBP and a recent valuation showed it to be worth ten times that now.
I am tempted to sell it, but at the same time I want to keep it.....
Talking of expensive ornaments. My nan bought me a violin for 75 GBP and a recent valuation showed it to be worth ten times that now.
I am tempted to sell it, but at the same time I want to keep it.....
29 December 2003, 07:57 PM
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i would suggest spending 2-300 quid!
you will have areally nice guitar and will want to keep playing!
learning is very difficult and if you have spent reasonable money you will not want to leave it standing in the corner gathering dust!
i have a fender something that cost £280 and it sounds fantastic!
i suggest making sure you buy a steel strung guitar for a better sound but it is really a matter of taste!
pete
you will have areally nice guitar and will want to keep playing!
learning is very difficult and if you have spent reasonable money you will not want to leave it standing in the corner gathering dust!
i have a fender something that cost £280 and it sounds fantastic!
i suggest making sure you buy a steel strung guitar for a better sound but it is really a matter of taste!
pete
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