How much would it cost me to buy a Gibson SG Special Faded series guitar?
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Musiciansfriend.com generally has the cheapest non-ebay prices... they have it listed at $579.99 ($580) USD.  Outofstate, you don't have to worry about taxes (technically), and they ship it for free.  Sooo... that's what you'd pay.  If you are in the US, most Guitar Centers will match the Musiciansfriend.com price, as they own the company and website.  Advatage to that, you have a problem with it, just walk it into the store as opposed to have to pay to ship it back.  Tradeoffs... but hey.  Peace.
211141
Perhaps you could get an idea of the current going-rate for these on ebay?\n\nThis is what I have found: http://search.ebay.co.uk/ty-beanie-baby_W0QQfkrZ1QQfltZ9QQfromZR8
895323
That guitar was made in Korea by Sound Professional Guitar Company (I'm not kidding), the same people that make Samick and other brands. It was the 198th one made on October 2 1994. They were available from the factory from 1995 to 2000.\n\nAccording to the Electric Guitar Blue Book, the original list price was $729.00, they provide a current value of $500 if new down to $195 in good condition. This means if you were to trade it in, you could expect a value of $250 down to about $100. Selling it straight out to a music store that buys used stuff, you'll probably be offered about $50- $75.
925538
Ibanez goes through models like water on a hot day. You can probably call a Guitar center and have them do a chain wide look up. If they have it new or used in a store they can transfer it to your nearest location or sell it to you on line. Also check 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.
835108
It's awsome, best buy has a demo set up so you can test it out before you purchase. Which is a good idea considering you only get one guitar and those alone are pricey.
689132
Depends on if you get just the black but I paid just under five hundred for mine.  I know the stainless steel you and the bi-tone you will pay more
1134986
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 ♫♪♫
621456
Ofcourse it must be humbuckers on both so I'd say the Paul would be my first choice.  SG is no slouch either.  I've had both and enjoyed them alot.
768055
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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take it to a music shop if you are unsure.  cost some where around 40 bucks.\n\nNice guitar, btw.
966472
Everything depends on the level of that person as a guitar player. If the person is a beginner, a Yamaha beginner set should do. It will cost you less than $200. If the person is more advanced and you want to surprise them, look for Ibanez and Ovation. Fender also has some interesting acoustic guitars. Prices can go from $200 to whatever you can imagine. If I were you, I will check a couple of internet stores before going to the store. Look at guitarcenter.com since they have a very large selection.
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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
191143
Any guitar with the right electronics and pickups. For the best out-of-the-box sound I love my SRV-edition Fender Stratocaster. My well-worn 73 Telecaster with Texas Special pickups is a close second.
844879
Fender Squier is the best beginner brand. It comes from a well known and reliable company and supplys high quality instruments. Squier basically sells the 'standard' Fender instruments for a lower price (and of course the materials wouldn't be of that higher standard). A standard Fender Squier Stratocaster would cost around $129.99USD (http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/guitar/navigation?q=squier&x=0&y=0). You could also get a Gibson Les Paul Jr. which is I think basically a Gibson Les Paul except it's smaller, for $99.99
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If F is fine then $1000 ungraded, around $1800-$2200 slabbed and graded. If you are vigilant for 30 days you will probably find a much better deal on E-bay.  Remember graded merchandise can usually be considered genuine if ANAC, NGC, or PCGS certified and bought from a reputable coin dealer. This will also cost you top dollar. Anything less will not cost so much.\nGood luck and remember caveat emptor (Let the buyer beware).\nP.S. If F is fair then not so much.
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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.