can you get dents in your guitar even if it's an expensive one made by fender?
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truthfully speaking, you may as well get used to the fact that your guitar will get some nicks in it.  alot of people actually throw dimes at theirs when they first get it to get it over with.\n\nlook at your guitar as a tool to help you enjoy your music, it will make the first ding alot easier on you.\n\nto answer your question, the body itself on a solid body electric is quite durable, it's the finish that will get marks on it.  take a look at John Mayers guitar, the finish is almost wore off, same with many players who get that one axe they love.\n\nenjoy it and don't worry too much about a ding.  ;)
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See if you can check them out in person at a Music store.  Some guitars are "brighter" sounding than others and everyone has thier own personal preference when it comes to guitar sounds.\n\nI know some places that companies cut corners is tuning keys - try to get all metal tuners.  I have seen with chromed plastic knobs that don't last very long.\n\nLooking at the features listed on the site tho, it looks to be a decent starter guitar.  But you only know what it looks like, not sounds, feel etc....\n\nGood luck and enjoy.
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Fender Mediums (or any medium with the standard plectrum shape)
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I would not suggest attempting to refinish marimba bars yourself.  Try to contact the manufacturer of the instrument to see if they will refinish and retune.  I would not attempt to hide the scratches.
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To remove scratchplate from a fender Precision.\n\nhave a cloth handy to put over the bass body to prevent scratches from the electrics.\n\n1. Remove the strings.\n2. Take off volume and tone knobs. this is easier whilst the scratchplate is still on the bass.\n3. unscrew the screws around the edge of the scratchplate.\n4. CAREFULLY lift scratchplate - electrics will come up with the scratchplate. REMEMBER that there is an earth lead connecting electrics to the bridge. DO NOT BREAK THIS WIRE or the Bass will hum when you play it. Put cloth over body and lay electrics down on it.\n5. release pickups from scratchplate\n6.undo rings holding volume and tone potentiometers to the scratchplate.\n\nScratchplate should now be loose and can be put to one side.\n\nThen to fit new scratchplate, reverse the process.\n\n7. feed volume and tone pot spindles through holes in new scratchplate. Put on rings.\n8. feed pickups through holes in scratchplate and attach.\n9. lift scratchplate, pull out cloth and fit electrics into body caverty. Ensure all wires are in the caverty,and the scratchplate fits properly to the body.\n10. replace scratchplate screws .\n11. replace volume and tone knobs\n12. restring and tune up\n13  Rock on!
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You paid to much for the car to start with, suggest you shop around next time. Try getting a couple of different quotes to repair the car sounds mighty high for repairs for just a fender bender.
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There is this thing called "endorsement". Guitar companies with too much money pay famous artists (up to $50,000 and more) to say that they play that particular brand of guitar. I don't doubt that Clapton played a BCRich... once.
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No, it is not good for a beginner. I would suggest either buying a Fender or a Squire. When I started learning how to play, I decided to spend the extra money and go with a Fender, and I never regretted that decision.
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depends on how deep they are---i leave mine --they.re like battle scars--gives the guitar a little character---reminders of good and bad times past!!!
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if your that attached to it let a pro sort it out dude, your guitar is like a woman, treat with care, respect and love and only ever get her the best.
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I'm not sure abut the price difference.  But I do know that BC Rich guitars are a very cheap brand.  If you have the money I would go for guitar companies such as Ibanez, Fender, Gibson, or PRS.
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i dont think so. Fenders are way better it would ruin their name.
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gibson, fender, but the best way to find out is to go to a guitar shop and hold it in your hands, try it... the one you feel as "yours" right away it will be yours forever, regardless of the brand...(like the vand of Henry Potter)
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Here's their website. You can contact them direct, through it.\nhttp://www.fender.com/
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Both Fender & Gibson make a wide variety of guitar types & models - electric, acoustic, etc. There is no "standard" , generic Fender or Gibson guitar that you can compare based on measurements.
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i had that same problem with my guitar. i had cut the tip of my finger off, leaving a scar and an indented finger also. my finger got sore from not puttting anything on it, but it soon devolped a sort of callasus so it didnt hurt anymore.
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I am buying my daughter a new Lexus for Christmas.  She got a dent in the one I bought her last year.\n\nCoach