Where is the best place to buy a classical, begginers guitar??
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well, i would either look on the internet or put up an add cause there always some1 how doesnt need a guitar or some1 who got a new one and is trying to get rid of their old one
1107956
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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Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.musiciansfriend.com/\n\nThey have all kinds of guitars ranging from the very inexpensive starter guitars (including starter kits) to the very expensive ones.  I've never seen a place where you can rent a guitar, but if you find one you should compare the cost of renting one with the cost of buying one.  You may be surprised to find that buying one is a better deal.  Best thing to do is borrow one from someone if you can.
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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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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.
1144649
Your best is ebay! But depending on the price i might buy it from you. I love Zeppelin!!!
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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.
816510
Guitar amp and keyboard centre\nSlap GAK into google\n(if your not an ebay kinda person)
530490
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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There's Metro Music at Bank St (between clemow and pretoria) They have good products and good support even though they're small. Songbird Music is just off Bank St. on Gladstone Ave. (They sell used equipment, but be sure you know what you want before you go in there. I once had them tell me one year after I bought an $800 guitar that it wasn't worth $200 when I tried to sell it back to them...they're thieves!) There's also The Folklore Center on the south side of the canal. They have an excellent choice but they tend to be a bit more expensive. My first choice would be Metro Music.
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I recommend going out on a limb here and ASKING a Professional Violinist to peruse the sites with you, though nothing will be the same until it is in hand. I know, I played the Guitar since 14 and the cello as well. You MUST have a feel for the instrument. I don't care what an ad says.....it's is the feel. A Gibson Hummingbird is not for everyone, though I love them...also I like Bruno Ventura ...an offshoot of Martin Guitar. It takes a seasoned Musician to know what the best avenue to take here would be. I REALLY wish you the best ......Play On! Not ALL of the Violins will have to cost a fortune, I kow u know that. The Bruno Ventura was a far cry lower in price than a Martin and the Ibenez is out of this world....!!!!!!! Ask a Violinist in your metro Area to assist you..it cannot hurt to ask! Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I've played one, and I agree, for as cheap as the artcore series is, they are some very good guitars, anyone looking for a good guitar definately needs to look at these. I currently have a carvin dc400 with active electronics and a air norton in the neck and a duncan sh10 full shred  in the bridge. it's an awesome combination. I'm currently looking into a new acoustic, but if I didn't have the carvin, I'd definately look into it more
661607
I would check out Epiphone Guitars....good quality for the money!
515194
Rule #1 don't buy anything that you cant pick-up and play. Someone said look on eBay. That's foolish advise. Never buy a guitar that you cant physically examine. You just asking for trouble.\n\nMuch of your decision depends on how much money you are willing to spend. \n\nElectric - If you have the money buy a American made Fender or a Gibson. You will be pleased with the quality and the resale value will be better if you decide to sell it.\n\nAcoustic- Martin and high end Alvarez guitars have great sound.
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http://www.ebay.com  <--- Good stuff can be found here.\nhttp://www.musiciansfriend.com <--- Another good site.
260418
I too was a classical guitarist. If you gat a classical, it will not be as good for strumming with a pick, and the baby guitars don't have such a good acoustic sound, although they could sound good with good electronics if you plug into an amplifier. If your steel string guitar is a fairly good one, you might be able to keep it and still make it easier to play by switching to lighter gauge strings, and having it professionally set up by a luthier or instrument repair shop. If the action (distance between strings and fret-board) or the truss rod (iron rod inside the neck) are not properly adjusted, the instrument could be harder to play.
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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