Beginner Guitarist

Notveryskilled · 12-13-2009, 06:47 AM

I got a Fender Squire for my 3rd guitar. I love it still 3 guitars later. It wasn't technically my first but, it was the one that really made get into guitar. Here's the thing though, lots of good guitar players think that an acoustic is better for you to play. It makes your fingers stronger because you don't have an amp to give the sound, even if you really aren't playing well. If it were me buying the guitar I'd get the Dean V Acoustic, which is cheap (about 300), looks cool, and is an acoustic electric. The one down side is you can't really lap it. I think there's a model out there that does have an extra piece so that you can.

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12-13-2009, 06:47 AM	#21 (permalink)
Notveryskilled Groupie Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Local wonderland of everywhere Posts: 27	I got a Fender Squire for my 3rd guitar. I love it still 3 guitars later. It wasn't technically my first but, it was the one that really made get into guitar. Here's the thing though, lots of good guitar players think that an acoustic is better for you to play. It makes your fingers stronger because you don't have an amp to give the sound, even if you really aren't playing well. If it were me buying the guitar I'd get the Dean V Acoustic, which is cheap (about 300), looks cool, and is an acoustic electric. The one down side is you can't really lap it. I think there's a model out there that does have an extra piece so that you can.