cost of yamaha electric guitar rgx 312?
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The Yamaha RGX series were great.  I used to have the RGX-612.  Keyword "USED"  Yamaha discontinued them years ago.  Your best bet would be to keep your eye open on ebay.  just type "Yamaha RGX" in the search box.  there's currently a 612 for sale on there.  A great axe.  If i were you, if you have the funds.  ($374.52 US)  http://cgi.ebay.com/YAMAHA-RGX-612_W0QQitemZ7415715604QQcategoryZ33049QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nGood luck\n\nKarl Withakay
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HERE'S THE EBAY ITEM # 7394410952  \n\nThe web address is :\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/SIR-ELTON-JOHNs-Touring-Yamaha-RED-PIANO-Fiona_W0QQitemZ7394410952QQcategoryZ16220QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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check the yamaha website or places like ebay or a dealership
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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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Go to Guitar Center or your local guitar shop and ask them what they would sell it for. I would choose your local place first, cuz GC might short-change ya.
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Not knowing how much you want to spend I would suggest a better guitar brand than the Rouge. \n\nBuying a cheap brand has it's problems, it doesn't hold resale value, rarely has good warranty support, factory made junk that sounds bad and plays bad.\n\nLook for an established guitar brand: Taylor, Washburn, Alvarez, Yahama to name a few.\n\nThings you'll need:\nA hard shel case-offers more protection to your instrument.\nStrings-you shold change strings at least once a month, start with light gauge.\nPicks if you plan to strum.\nSet-Up: a trained luthier should be able to make your guitar very playable. Most new guitars need the action adjusted.\nStrap button-Installed on the heel of the neck. DON'T DO THIS YOURSELF AS YOU CAN SPLIT THE NECK!\nBeginer books\n\nRead up on these links before you buy. Get the best you can afford, it's a worth while investment. Take a friend along who knows something about guitar to help you shop.\n\nGood Luck and happy picking!
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All i know that Yamaha for the first time is a musical factory. Not the machinery or motor factory. And they are known also as one of the best piano maker in the world. So what they produce will be good also. So if you pick one of their product like guitar then it will be awesome too. ok. But if you still want another you can pick like Ibanez, Jackson, Fender etc. But please keep remember this, all you have to do is feel it when you at the guitar store. After you play it seriously then you can decide which one do you want. Ok.\nRemember play and feel it with your feeling.
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I wouldn't spend more than $300.  You don't want a very cheap instrument as they're too hard to play and she may get discouraged.  You also don't want to spend too much because she doesn't yet have the skills and knowledge to know the difference.  As a golfing buddy once said when I was first learning to play golf, "For the first few years it'll feel like you're hitting rocks.  Don't spend alot on a set."  Don't forget you'll need to buy an amplifier and a strap, too.\n\nYour best bet when shopping is to take along a musician friend and have them play the instruments at a music store.  In the absence of a musician friend, hang out at the bass department of of a store for 30 mins or so and ask someone to help you, preferably not a store employee but a customer.  I've done this for a few parents shopping for their kids and it seemed to work well.  The kids will respect this person's opinion more than yours and can be dissuaded from an inferior instrument just because of color, etc...\n\nGood luck!
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yamaha is what i like best
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this is a good place to start looking for high priced guitars.\n\nhttp://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitar/navigation?N=100001+304275+16&page=1
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I've played one, and I agree, for as cheap as the artcore series is, they are some very good guitars, anyone looking for a good guitar definately needs to look at these. I currently have a carvin dc400 with active electronics and a air norton in the neck and a duncan sh10 full shred  in the bridge. it's an awesome combination. I'm currently looking into a new acoustic, but if I didn't have the carvin, I'd definately look into it more
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A Standard Fender American Stratocaster costs about $950.00\nA Mexican Fender Stratocaster costs about $370.00
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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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Go to http://www.fender.com/resources/dealerfinder/\n\nLiterally thousands of fender dealers who may be able to help.
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I don't know what guitar Kasabian uses, but if it's a Les Paul, you've got some options.\n\nLes Pauls were originally made by Gibson, but Epiphone models are much cheaper and of slightly poorer quality.\n\nLes Pauls come in many different variaties: There's the Epiphone Les Paul Standard, which will run you about $640 USD (about £320, I'm guessing). But theres also the Les Paul Custom, which is about £500. Then there's the Les Paul junior, which sounds a little more "rock n' roll, for £100, but it's pretty ugly (in my opinion).\n\nThere's more beyond that, but those are the most common models.
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Well it depends a Gibson Les Paul runs about 2,000- 3,000 dollars depending if you want a l.p studio or a standard. the l.p epiphones run 600-900 dollars they are for an intermediate level of playing. it depnds how good you are also
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Mint condition, around $2500. Nice guitar!