I'm thinking about getting one and have a few in mind. Does anyone know of any worthy of checking out?
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MNdylanFan |
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Posts: 2481 11/13/2007 11:07 PM |
none they have all gone electric don't you know
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MNdylanFan |
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Posts: 2482 11/13/2007 11:08 PM |
HIJACK :
When you are about to fart at work, do you walk around and let er go somewhere else? |
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strummer5sp |
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Posts: 58 11/13/2007 11:25 PM |
word.
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JSM7302 |
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Posts: 1544 11/13/2007 11:26 PM |
I bought a Fender DG100 within the past year and love it.....disregard the negative comments about fender acoustics.
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Cbb8587 |
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Posts: 1438 11/13/2007 11:27 PM |
beginner?
i recently bought a hohner acoustic- does the job for me- it's got a nice sound for a beginner guitar and is reasonably priced- im not exactly going to be performing for anyone any time soon... |
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strummer5sp |
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Posts: 59 11/13/2007 11:36 PM |
Not a beginner just curious to see what everyone likes I'm not looking to spend over $2500. |
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mrbrown07 |
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Posts: 3383 11/14/2007 12:50 AM |
since we are on the topic. I JUST bought my first guitar ever on Thursday and am beginning to learn the basics. Anyone know of any great websites other than
ultimate-guitar.com that have lessons for beginners. I'm having a lot of fun with it and learn the intro to whose chariot today.
-Matt Mbrown7152@aol.com |
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Cbb8587 |
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Posts: 1439 11/14/2007 1:16 AM |
mrbrown07 wrote: ya im only a few months ahead of you. but i decided to splurge and get : absolutely great decision. reseached dvds a bit before buying it and it is much more helpful than i ever thought it would be.
jamming away after coming back from a party or something is awesome- if only i could play more than 3 songs...
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mrbrown07 |
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Posts: 3384 11/14/2007 7:47 PM |
Just put it at the top of my queue, thank God for netflix!
-Matt Mbrown7152@aol.com |
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Jackstraw11 |
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Posts: 14426 11/14/2007 7:50 PM Danger High Voltage |
i play an air acoustic guitar.
i build them. paypal me $200 and i'll ship one to you. 
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NeedAHunnyBunny |
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Posts: 1264 11/14/2007 9:05 PM |
I have a Yamaha FG-110
Got it for free... sounds really good. |
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MB79 |
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Posts: 97 11/14/2007 9:27 PM |
I play a Larrivee 03 series, which is a handmade auditrium guitar from a dude in Vancouver. I absolutely love it. The sound is amazing. I also had a Taylor
314ce, and that had impeccable sound as well but my Larrivee sounds much much better. I believe that cost around $12-1300 (the husband paid so I really
don't know)
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strummer5sp |
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Posts: 60 11/14/2007 11:47 PM |
I've never heard of Larrivee so I decided to look into them. They look gorgeous and the reviews were great... I couldn't find any sound clips or
anything though. Does it sound similar to anything or any musicians use it?
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VolZas22 |
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Posts: 4247 11/14/2007 11:50 PM Down For Having
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i have a Fender DG100 and love it. it's very basic but also very crisp
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NeedAHunnyBunny |
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Posts: 1268 11/14/2007 11:51 PM |
Strummer if you are willing to spend that much money... Then I think you should have a good idea of what you want.
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vantheman207 |
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Posts: 160 11/15/2007 12:57 AM |
The most important thing to look for is TONE. Secondly I would make sure that you like the TONE of the guitar, and third... well you guessed it. Of course you
want to make sure that the playability of the guitar is up to par as well, and it doesn't hurt if it's a good looking instrument. Learn about tone
woods and what differences they have. Rosewood yields a deeper tone than that of Mahogany or Maple. Koa is a great medium. In the $1500-2500 price range you
could buy just about any style of guitar you want, with just about any wood combination, from just about any manufacturer. Look at and play on a variety of
things. I personally like Taylor guitars for the expression system, and Martin for a more folky-rootsy sound. Hope this helps a little bit at least.
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soona63 |
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Posts: 5947 11/15/2007 2:27 AM 4th and 18 |
I have a Yamaha...I've had it for 5 or 6 years now...I really like it....
-- Andrew
BOOMER SOONER!! |
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Justin Schwarzentraub |
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Posts: 538 11/15/2007 4:38 AM |
Ibanez is a good starter.
"Where are we going, where do we come from, why do we lie now, what do we know." -Marc Roberge |
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dikaia880 |
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Posts: 14935 11/15/2007 10:29 AM Wishes He Was Canadian |
I still have my original Ovation, my next guitar will be a Taylor....
I still go by the belief that there are a couple ranges of guitars (beginner, intermediate, professional quality) and that you pick your range, play all the guitars you can, and buy the one that feels the best. |
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JSM7302 |
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Posts: 1548 11/15/2007 10:31 AM |
volzas....I have the same guitar....You get so much for your money with that thing....Grover Tuners, Solid Top and it sounds great.....Awesome guitar for $250.
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