Yamaha is a good starter brand. Get one that is decent enough quality so that

Mar 26, 2023
6:48:57pm

MickShrimpton Redshirt Freshman

you aren't fighting the instrument in trying to play it. It needs to stay in tune too. It makes it much easier to learn if your instrument is of fairly decent quality.

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MickShrimpton

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I’m thinking about learning to play the guitar. Where should I buy my first one as a total beginner?

Cougar-Duck Murderbot

3/26/23 5:54pm

A pawn shop. Super cheap

MoodyBlueCoug

3/26/23 5:56pm

And get chicks

JohnnyC

3/26/23 5:59pm

Wowsers

TNT

3/26/23 6:21pm

TNT heads off for the pawn shop

Acorn

3/26/23 6:26pm

RE: I’m thinking about learning to play the guitar. Where should I buy my

tippmancoug

3/26/23 6:02pm

Honestly a $100 Amazon one will get you pretty far as a beginner.

reppintheY14

3/26/23 6:03pm

When I started out about eight years ago

Zooropa

3/26/23 6:13pm

RE: When I started out about eight years ago

tippmancoug

3/27/23 9:10pm

Yes, YouTube. I just used andyguitar.co.uk and Eric Blackmon, but I'm no role

Zooropa

3/27/23 10:49pm

Yamaha is a good starter brand. Get one that is decent enough quality so that

MickShrimpton

3/26/23 6:48pm

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