- I'd still stick to the brands Phil mentioned below, unless you really want to stretch the budget Archived Message
Posted by GrandmotherPearlsJam
on November 21, 2024, 15:37:27, in reply to "Acoustic -- I prefer unplugged type sets. may graduate to E later, but probably not*"
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Martin, Taylor, and Gibson are the big names in acoustics, with Martin and Taylor being ahead of Gibson, in my opinion. Those will run you up into the $1000+ range, which, unless you're an average Deucer, is just kinda silly for beginners learning a guitar. In the $500 to $750 range you could probably get a higher-end Fender or a lower end Taylor. Something like a Taylor GS. Again, once you are getting in to that price point, your better option is to go to a good store that has a good selection and try a few out and see how they feel. If you're a beginner with a limited budget, that's less important 1) because the available options are limited in the first place, and 2) you might never know the difference. But at a higher price point, you are trying to keep it for longer, and you're going to want something that feels good. |
- Herman Blume November 21, 2024, 9:50:14