whats best buy on acoustic guitars  from $300.00 to $400.00?
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Yamaha actually make decient cheap acoustic guitars, tanglewoods are pretty cheap now, spend an hour in a guitar shop and play a bunch
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its ok man-but you really ought to use a bit of self discipline and save another $100 and get yourself one of the fender squire series-this may not be what you want to hear but you WILL regret it if you buy a starcaster-fender do make fairly good guitars but dont be swayed by the name because you have to play waht you are comfortable with and not the name on the headstock-cheap acoustic guitars like that will do you a big dis-service cos they will hurt your hands and make some of the more difficult chords really difficult or impossible to grab-a good sign to look out for is the"action"-how close the strings lay to the fretboard-the closer they are,the easier you will find it to play-also-try for light gauge phosphur bronze strings as they sound a load sweeter and wont be too hard to play.i appreciate that you are on a budget,but when it comes to playing the guitar there really is no substitute for a quality piece of kit so good luck and keep rockin
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epiphone sg special pack- about 275 depending where you shop. \ntry musiciansfriend.com\ntheyve got lots of starter packs available in lots of different ranges.  \n\ni say the sg, because thats what i play, and it has treated me really well.
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When I was looking for a beginner guitar, I visited several music stores (not all stores sell the same brands) and asked questions. The store clerks also played the guitars so I could hear the sounds.  \nI chose a Seagull brand guitar.  The Seagull is an excelent brand made in Canada.  The guitars are well constructed, have a great sound, and it stay in tune.\n\nDon't choose a guitar based completely on price.  If you are serious about learning, pay a little more for a guitar that produces a good sound.  I'm very happy with my Seagull and recommend the brand. \n\nThe Seagull website is\n http://www.seagullguitars.com/productlisting.htm\n\nThere is a website that gives good information about guitars. It is \nhttp://guitar.about.com/cs/acoustic/tp/top5acoustics.htm\nIf you go to this website, you can see the prices of the guitars by clicking on the button labeled "buy direct". \n\nThis website lists the top 10 beginner guitars and I'm happy to see Seagull is listed.   \n\nThe following is the top ten list from the website\n_______________________\nTop 10 Beginner Acoustic Guitars\nFrom Dan Cross,\nYour Guide to Guitar.\n\nBuying a guitar can be an intimidating process, especially if you've never purchased one before. There are so many factors to consider, and so many guitars available, novices will surely feel overwhelmed. Fear not - help is available. The following five lower priced acoustic guitars all offer great value for their respective price tags.\n\n1) Seagull S6\nThese Canadian-made instruments are terrific guitars - very highly regarded, both for their beautiful sound, and their excellent value. The S6 features a solid cedar top, and mahogany back and sides. Although the price may be slightly above what some might be willing to pay for a first guitar, it should be considered an investment.\n\n2) Yamaha F310\nPerhaps not in the same league as the Seagull, the F310 is still a solid beginner instrument, and for the price (significantly cheaper than the S6), it's a good value. Guitar features a spruce top, with mahogany back and sides.\n\n3) Takamine G-240\nThis beginner model Takamine guitar features a laminated spruce top, with nato back and sides. Although it clearly isn't on par with some of the higher end Takamine guitars, the general consensus is the G-240 offers a pretty good bang for the buck.\n\n4) Fender DG-7\nThis lower cost Fender acoustic features a spruce top, meranti back and sides, and a nato neck. Cheaper Fender products tend to be occasionally guilty of lackluster workmanship, but for the price, this guitar could be attractive to newbies.\n\n5) Epiphone DR-100\nThe DR-100 features a spruce top, with mahogany back and sides. This guitar can usually be found at a rather cheap price, which makes it attractive to beginners. Most consider this a strictly beginner instrument, however, so it may not be long before you'll want to trade up.\n\n6) Washburn D10S\nThis low-priced acoustic guitar is one of the best selling guitars in the world. Acoustic Guitar magazine even went so far as to name this their top guitar under $500. I can't fully agree, but the D10S certainly is a bargain!\n\n7) Blueridge BR-40\nThis is a low-priced acoustic guitar with a focus on fine craftmanship. The top of the guitar is solid spruce, with mahogany back and sides. The BR-40 even includes mother-of-pearl inlay. A particularly impressively constructed guitar for an instrument in this price range.\n\n8) Ibanez AC100NT\nThe Ibanez AC100NT is another well-constructed instrument with solid spruce top, and walnut back and sides. This combination creates a warm, bottom-end tone with bright highs.\n\n9) Taylor Baby Taylor\nThis is a 3/4 size dreadnought guitar, making it a good choice for younger guitarists with smaller hands. Taylor has a reputation for being one of America's greatest guitar makers, and although they've cut a few corners here to meet a low-price point, this is still a solid in
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Go to your local music store. I'm sure you'll find some deals there. \n\nYou could also try musician'sfriend.com,music123.com,orzzounds.com.These sites usually have great starter deals.
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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
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If you go to the guitar store and ask them about a newer or larger model, that would be awesome. I use Ibanez myself. Or, you can check out musiciansfriend.com, look up amplifiers by brand, click on or type Crate, and you'll have a new selection open for your browsing pleasure.; Happy hunting and Merry Christmas!
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get to an independant music shop and play til you find one that feels right for you-yamaha pacifica series are good and tanglewoods are affordable-if you cant play at all then buy a fender sqire series-cheap and versatile and not too much of an investment if you aint feelin the rock!with all guitars you will need a pedal to get those sounds-no guitars come with it built in-if you want to do it pc based then get a line 6 gear box-millions of ace sounds and comes complete with a recording studio to show off your efforts to your mates/family etc-about £130 but essential purchase-also- practice practice practice-theres no substitute for it unless you have a hitherto undiscovered god like genius on the geeetar-best of luck and keep on rockin brother
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I personally suggest a Peevey Briarwood acoustic guitar for a beginner. At a guitar store you should be able to buy one for $130. Anymore than that straight off the shelves is a rip off, but that is the best guitar you can have as a beginner. It will treat you right I swear. Good luck! Also, you might be able to find for under $100 on ebay...
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take it to a music shop if you are unsure.  cost some where around 40 bucks.\n\nNice guitar, btw.
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you can get a good fender for that price. I'd look at musiciansfriend.com or music123.com they have really good products and prices. That's where I got my Strat and my drumset.
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Squire Strats are great inexpensive starter electrics.\n\nhttp://www.squierguitars.com/
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Some decent new ones are the Fender DG22S, the Epiphone Hummingbird (a Sheryl Crow look-alike), Takamine G320, or the Washburn D10S. These range in price from $150 or so for the Fender to $300 or so for the Epiphone. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. I am still playing the first guitar I ever bought (in 1980, its a used 1968 Martin D35 I paid $250 for). Don't be afraid to buy used for a first guitar. Older guitars tend to have more character if they've been taken care of...
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I would highly recommend finding a local, independently owned store. They may seem a little higher priced at first, but once they get to know you, they usually value your business. Many local stores will beat prices from Guitar Center, Sam Ash, or any of the other megastores. They also tend to throw in lots of extras once you're a regular (picks, strings, etc.)
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I would check out Epiphone Guitars....good quality for the money!
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There are many brands that are good, I would start with something cheap, then once you got the hang of playing good then you can buy a better brand like Martin & Co.( the best), Ovation, etc.......Yamaha, Peavy are ok brands you could start with. I don't have a Martin & Co., but would love to have one, they sound so great. I have an old probably 1950's style Sears model acousitc guitar, and it sounds like a folk guitar, it is pretty neat.
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I recommend getting the Ibanez 5 string. Very reliable, Very Versatile  You can pretty much get a Great bass with that kind of budget....if i were to really be picky, i would go to musiciansfriend.com and get an Ibanez BTB 5 string...you can't go wrong with that!!! FREE SHIPPING!!!\n\nGood luck on your endeavors!\nMike