Nicely · 61-69, F
We have printed all the bugging off the internet
BeardedDoc · 36-40, M
If I were you I would buy a good one, but not go all out. I wouldn't get a Taylor or Martin or anything, maybe a good ibanez or gibson. Spend a few hundred bucks but not in the thousands. You want a good guitar, but also if you end up playing it for a while and never playing again, you don't want to waste your money.
HeyLookItsGemma · 31-35, F
Buy a cheap guitar and see if you take to the instrument. If you don't then nothing lost. If you do then upgrade when you get better. Simple
Aperson · M
What is that you seek my child?
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Aperson · M
No. Buy a better one and make friendship with it for all your life. :)
Puzzleofflesh · 31-35, M
@Riemann: won't ware up from practicing would it ?
Aperson · M
No my child.
hunkalove · 70-79, M
Get a good one. Nothing more discouraging than having the instrument make you sound bad instead of your beginner's mistakes.
Dybbuk · 36-40, M
I play the acoustic.
Dybbuk · 36-40, M
By the way, my first guitar was a FirstAct. They're good.
Puzzleofflesh · 31-35, M
Dybbuk · 36-40, M
@Puzzleofflesh: I don't see why not. Right now your goal is to get a feel for it and learn the chords.
SW-User
Get a a few hundred dollar guitar. They are good for beginners and are good work horse guitars. No sense buying a cheaper one that sounds like ass and won't stay in tune.