How to buy a guitar for beginners?
It is very nice to learn an instrument. It might be the only thing that may help you on sad days. You can let your feelings into playing the instrument. Since I know quite a lot about getting a new guitar, I thought I may help you.
1)Use the internet: Use the internet to find out about the best guitar for beginners. If you have a friend, do take help from him, but don't forget to do your part of the research irrespective of taking help from a friend or not.
2)Go with an open mind: This is something that most beginners really lack- an open mind. Most beginners are so excited about buying guitars that they will take the first guitar that comes in their hand. NO. Don't ever do that. That is a VERY BIG MISTAKE.
3)Hold the guitar: Hold the guitar, play some strings, try to press some frets and see if you are comfortable. If you are, you can always come back to the store and purchase the guitar. So just be patient.
4)Visit different stores: Try out the guitars in the other stores and see which one you like.
5)Once you found your guitar: Now is the time when you are about to buy your guitar. Make sure of your choice, because this guitar is going to be with you for a couple of years. Take a warranty.
6)Things to take: With the guitar, take a guitar back, a new set of strings, a guitar string changing set.
7)Yes instructor, no tuner: I would suggest, if you have an instructor, then don't buy a tuner now. The best thing to do is to learn how to tune with your ear. That is how I learnt it and I think my dad did the best thing by not buying me a tuner. Now I don't have a tuner, and its been 2 years I have been doing guitar. Your instructor can always tune it for you or teach you how to tune, or at the end of the day you can download the tuning app on your phone, if you really need a tuner. So Be sharp, Be aware, And Rock!!!!
1)Use the internet: Use the internet to find out about the best guitar for beginners. If you have a friend, do take help from him, but don't forget to do your part of the research irrespective of taking help from a friend or not.
2)Go with an open mind: This is something that most beginners really lack- an open mind. Most beginners are so excited about buying guitars that they will take the first guitar that comes in their hand. NO. Don't ever do that. That is a VERY BIG MISTAKE.
3)Hold the guitar: Hold the guitar, play some strings, try to press some frets and see if you are comfortable. If you are, you can always come back to the store and purchase the guitar. So just be patient.
4)Visit different stores: Try out the guitars in the other stores and see which one you like.
5)Once you found your guitar: Now is the time when you are about to buy your guitar. Make sure of your choice, because this guitar is going to be with you for a couple of years. Take a warranty.
6)Things to take: With the guitar, take a guitar back, a new set of strings, a guitar string changing set.
7)Yes instructor, no tuner: I would suggest, if you have an instructor, then don't buy a tuner now. The best thing to do is to learn how to tune with your ear. That is how I learnt it and I think my dad did the best thing by not buying me a tuner. Now I don't have a tuner, and its been 2 years I have been doing guitar. Your instructor can always tune it for you or teach you how to tune, or at the end of the day you can download the tuning app on your phone, if you really need a tuner. So Be sharp, Be aware, And Rock!!!!
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