Anyone heard of a Ventura guitar?
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The first guitar I owned was a Ventura (over 20 years ago!). These axes have a reputation for playing well at a cheap price. There are basically two types, Korean and Japanese with the latter being made made in the 70s. The Japanese models were basically copies of Gibson guitars from the same era. They are well made and possess good tonal quality. The Korean made ones are pretty good guitars for the money.
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I have a Burns Marquee, the best guitar I've ever owned. It's won guitar of the year twice and is very popular with professional musicians. It's also the most reasonably priced high performance guitar in the world.\n\nYou can see one here...\nhttp://www.burnsguitars.com/product.php?product_id=marquee\n(Mine is in Green Burst).\n\nI also have a Fender stratocast, a Gibson Les Paul accoustic and an Encore Acooustic-Electric... but the Marquee is by far the best.
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I have and it is a great guitar. I still prefer his washburns over the deans though. RIP DIME and Thank you!!!
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You should call an American Samick dealer. You actually may have your hands on some kind of prototype that was never reproduced in masses for one reason or another.\nSamick guitars are made in Korea I believe.\n\n ♫♪♫
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Check out the Daisy Rock line of guitars. They're generally built on a little bit smaller scale (for smaller hands), though they're not small enough to be considered a child's guitar. They come in a ton of models and colors, and some of the money from some of the models go to breast cancer research.\n\nAnd even though they're a "girl's" guitar, they're awesome. They feel good, play easy and sound great.\n\n\n\nEDIT: The only reason I point out Daisy Rock is because you felt the need to mention "guitars for girls". The people below who've mentioned checking out all guitars are completely correct - any guitar that you like is the "right" guitar for you. Some tend to have thinner necks, some have fatter necks, some weigh more, some are more expensive, etc... Just see what you like. \n\nAnd just for the record, Daisy Rock doesn't make "crap"...
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You are probably up a creek on this one. Your best bet for something a little cheaper than $2000 is to look into Godin guitars. I can't remember ever having seen a guitar like the one youe are describing, but I have seen some that have a more compact body and on- board electronics. Try contacting local music stores for more info. Good luck on this one..... if you can find one I think that would be a fairly interesting guitar!
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an air guitar that sold for 2,000 dollars, or maybe the haunted dirt, or the buffalo testicle.  i have seen all of these on ebay.
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Both the Squire and the Silvertone are entry level guitars... not for those that have playing as long as you.\n\nSince you seem to dig the Strat look (the most copied guitar of all time), look around and find a Fender Stratocaster that is made in Japan or US. Avoid the Mexican and Chinese models.
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http://uk.search.yahoo.com/search/images?fr=slv1-&p=Ibanez+S540+LTD
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phone these guys and ask them about "The Vox AC-30 Twin"\n\nGuitar Center\n(619) 583-9751 \n\n6533 El Cajon Blvd \nSan Diego, CA 92115\n\nGood LUCK!
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I don't know but I think you should see this one the Dean Dimebag Razorback Tribute Guitar, http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/product/buy_dean_dimebag_razorback_tribute_guitar?full_sku=511936%2e096  THAT IS FULLY HE-AVY METAL!!\n\nFor something cheaper, get a Gibson Flying V (there's a lot of types), it looks metal, plays metal and is a big softy round the middle. Here's some of them (around your price range: http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/guitar/navigation?q=flying+v&x=0&y=0)
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The Fender Squier Mini is an excellent choice. Made by Fender in Japan. Sounds and looks like a Statocaster. $99.00\n\nhttp://www.music123.com/Squier-Mini-i21360.music
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Air guitar.  And this isn't a joke answer. I really saw air guitar auctioned.  Poor guy was gonna have to pay like $1mill for it too.
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try the gibson site 1st--pretty sure that les paul made the 1st electric guitar--saw a guy playing one of the very early models not too long ago in a club---that thing screamed!!--he played it on his lap with a old square medicine bottle--wow!!!--very primitive looking thing --but sounded great!!
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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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If you are talking about the guitar company\nhttp://www.alvarezgtr.com/index.html or\n\nFor general questions please call or mail to:\nAlvarez Instruments\nA Division of LOUD Technologies, Inc. \n16220 Wood-Red Road NE\nWoodinville, WA 98072 USA\nFor service call, 314-727-4512
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hi chris here again try the link below + i have checked on limewire and i found (  ~~~~~~~~ acoustic guitar no one 34 ) has an install ( set up ) i have here if you wish i can try mail it to you. sorry i could not help more. \ntake care