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New Guitar
 
Published by joehock57
11-08-2006
New Guitar

Hello! I've been playing now for a little over a year. I started last October with one of those crappy Squire Starter guitars (they come in a package with an amp and stuff). Then in June I purchased a very nice acoustic by Taylor. I am now thinking about purchasing a new electric, and was wondering what people thought would be a good guitar for my level of playing. I am probably not looking to spend more than $700. Any feedback would be great!


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By guitarsean on 12-07-2006, 09:18 PM
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$700 is a pretty nice budget to work with. What kind of music do you play? That might lead you to certain options or companies. I'd say just about every company makes some nice electrics in that range. I'm personally partial to Yamaha, Washburn, fender, Schecter, and Switch. I only play 1 guitar that retailed for more than 700 new (my Yamaha RGX-TT). The rest were less. I'd say hunt for used as well. Except for my Yamaha all of my guitars are used, and I've lucked out with some great finds like an '88 American Strat for $175. Also keep in mind that the pick ups seen to be the worst part of less expensive guitars. You could buy in the $300-400 range and upgrade your pickups later.
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By GreenDayLover93 on 02-22-2007, 05:26 AM
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Take a look at my lessons.
I have a before you buy a guitar one.
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