The right guitar...?

Question

for a TOTAL beginner

can't read or write music notes

totally new to all this...

(acoustic preferably)

Answer 1

I can tell you the Ibanez AC30NT Art wood is fairly cheap and good for a beginner. Along with the Yamaha FG700S, its a little cheaper than the ibanez usually but it doesn't sound quite as nice, but really it doesnt make a big difference even if your an intermediate player. Pick up a Chord Poster from walmart, hang it up and Study it. Especially since you wish to be an acoustic player, chords will be your backbone.

Answer 2

'Granada', that's what I use, or maybe 'Givson'.

Answer 3

I got a pegasus for my graduation. I've learned a few songs since I got it and it seems to work great.

and just a tip. If you cant really afford lessons my mom got be a book from Wal-Mart with a CD that teaches you some at a time, and you can always go back for a refrence. The only problem is you need to keep buying the books because they are like installments.

Answer 4

Photoshop tutorial-

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Answer 5

Fender or Fender Squier

Answer 6

Go to your local music store and pick out one that seems to be an extension of your personality. Use an electronic tuner and tune the strings to standard 440 pitch e a d g b e . Tune it several times, bend the strings , stand up holding it, sit down with it . Strum each string to make sure theres not much "buzz". Theres only 12 notes on a guitar. Try starting out reading tablature and then walk through the notes, learn your scales and there ya go. Find the right teacher and you'll be playing music within 1 week.

Answer 7

That really all depends on how much you are willing to pay for it?

When i started learning i bought a

fender strat (electric)

In my opinion Fender ESV 10 (acoustic) is really good for begginers

Answer 8

Ibanez or Fender.

Or an off brand guitar.

Get something simple.