does ny one no were to get a cheap eletric guitar in detroit u.s.a or windsor CANADA?
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Try a pawn shop, or check the newspaper classifieds, otherwise go to Target or Wal-Mart.
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If your talking about Pistons, then go here\nhttp://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/805937?brand=pistons\n\nIf you live in Michigan you may want to try driving to the Palace at Auburn Hills and buy tix there.
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Don't buy something crappy, because if you do, you're going to be stuck with a crappy toy when you want to make real music.  \n\nThe toys don't hold their resale value.\n\nAn Instrument on the other hand, does.\n\nI'd recommend a Korg Karma.. It's a step below the mighty triton, but still packs a good punch for the price..\n\nYou can probably find one on e-bay used.
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Maybe try ebay or check out your nearby musical store?
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www.musiciansfriend.com\n\nwww.music123.com\n\nwww.zzounds.com\n\nOne thing to look for is whether or not the website offers a "low price guarantee". Several years ago I was shopping for a new guitar, and saw that kind of a claim. The particular website said that if you find a lower price they will match or beat it.
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forget online. buy a real guitar. you wont know that your a musician until you feel that vibrating baby in your hands.
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That's a double cutaway black acoustic with an "S" on the headstock. If you truly want one of these, it'll cost ya.\nYou can get one from Gibson's Custom Guitar Facility in Nashville. \nStart here: http://www.gibsoncustom.com/\nOr, if you're super serious, contact me.
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I would check out Epiphone Guitars....good quality for the money!
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buy a book from a music store or go to barnes and noble
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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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I've been playing the guitar for nearly 10 years, in and out of bands. I've never once spent over £200 for an electric guitar, although I understand why people do. The best guitar for me is one that has a nice feeling neck underneath my hand (I don't like them too chunky, but prefer them easier to handle) and a low action on the strings. Action is the technical term (or nerdspeak) for the height of the strings off the fretboard.\n\nApart from that, you want to get a guitar you really like the shape of, because you want to give yourself a reason to play it when you fingers are red raw and you can't quite get to grips with that damned chord sequence!\n\nIf you're a novice (and indeed, even if you're not) then you needn't worry too much apart a guitar's tone (how it sounds), because the sound the listener hears will be affected by numerous things:\n\n1. The guitar itself\n2. Effects pedals (which vary the sound dramatically, and can make an electric guitar sound like an acoustic, bango or even a sitar!)\n3. The amp\n4. How you play\n5. The environment\n\nIf you get a £900 guitar and play it through a £50 practice amp you're going to get a poor sound. Similarly the other way round. I always aim for something just above budget where you're really going to get the best out of it. There's no point buying the object of your dreams for the cost of a car if it's just going to sit gathering dust.\n\nThe cheapest guitars can make the most original sounds (White Stripes, Queen) whilst some of the most expensive can make an awful one (Nickelback, Oasis). The biggest factor is playing the guitar is... you. Remember: "God of Rock, thank you for this chance to kick ass. We are your humble servants. Please give us the power to blow people's minds with our high voltage rock. In your name we pray, Amen."
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Cabelas is what you might be thinking about in southern Michigan near Detroit.\n\nSee: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/community/aboutus/retail-detail.jsp?detailedInformationURL=..%2F..%2F..%2Fcontent%2Fcommunity%2Faboutus%2Fretail%2Fretail_stores%2Fdundee%2Fdundee.html
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I have also played around with it for a hour or so. I thought it was a decent guitar for the money. Has a good sound and plays fast. Just remenber it's not a Gibson so don't expect it to be. Go for it.
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try guitartabuniverse.com
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Try a musiocal instrument store that sells electronic instruments and studio equipment.
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Usually music/guitar stores carry an instrument blue book. They usually give you a pretty good idea or starting point. Maybe try calling around and asking if the store carries one. They should be able to look it up over the phone if you give enough info.
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Depends where you want to buy it and why. In downtown Detroit, i'd say "Definatley Not" but in the suburbs, it's seemingly a good place. I'm in the suburbs myself and it's pricey at times, but for the most part, afforadble. \n\nGood luck deciding!