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<h2>Acoustic beginner guitar: which one should you buy?</h2> <p> There are a few things to consider before you purchase your new acoustic beginner guitar. If you are able to afford a high-quality guitar, by all means indulge yourself and get it. The price tag may be higher but you will find that the quality will be reflected in the ease of playing and in the tone of the guitar as well.<br /><br />If you're looking for a high-end acoustic beginner guitar, an excellent choice is the Seagull S6, costing about 0-0. It may be more expensive than what most beginners are prepared to pay, but it is an exceptional guitar for the price. Even professionals often keep their Seagull S6 after they've purchased many other guitars. Another good high-end acoustic beginner guitar is the Washburn D10S. Acoustic Guitar magazine voted it #1 for guitars under 0. Most people looking in this price range will end up choosing the Washburn or the Seagull.<br /><br />Excellent choices if you want to spend a bit less include Yamahas F310, Takamines G-240 and Fenders DG7. For a rock-bottom price in an acoustic beginner guitar, you will want to look at Epiphones DR-100. Youll have to switch to a more advanced instrument down the road, since its only meant for rookies, but youll get a really good buy for somewhere between 0 and 0.<br /><br />Even if you are on a budget, you should try to avoid buying the under 0 guitars you can find at local discount stores. Surprisingly, a cheap, low quality acoustic beginner guitar is actually considered harder to play even by more experienced guitar players. The explanation for this has to do with the fact that they are cheaply made with an overly high action, which means there is too much space between the strings and the fingerboard. Beginners and experts alike find this flaw frustrating.<br /><br />If your budget is less than 0, you are better off with a second-hand acoustic beginner guitar. If you see two of the same guitar, try playing both of them. Doing this will tell you the personality of the guitar, which might also tell you a little about the personality of the previous owner.<br /><br />Ever hear the saying, "never buy a guitar from a jerk"? Whether a guitar picks up a "personality" from it's owner is a point to be debated, however most guitar owners treat their instruments like people. So when you look for your first acoustic beginner guitar keep this in mind. Pay attention to the guitar's "vibe", and even if it sounds great, but doesn't feel right somehow, pass on it.<br /><br />If you are a beginner, it's best to ask the salesperson to demonstrate and play the acoustic beginner guitar you are thinking about buying. An experienced salesperson will know that you, as a beginner, may not know how to play, but you know what you want a guitar to sound like once you have learned. They might just be helping the next big guitar play purchase their first guitar. <p style="margin-bottom: 0; margin-top:5pt"> <font face="Arial" style="font-size: 10pt">Article Source: <a href="http://www.ArticlesMaker.com">ArticlesMaker.com</a></font></p> <h3>About the Author</h3> Which <a href="http://www.acousticguitarshops.com/category/musical-instruments/guitar/acoustic/harmony/" target="_blank">beginner acoustic guitar</a> suits your budget? Dom Artosa writes for <a href="http://www.acousticguitarshops.com" target="_blank">acoustic guitar shops</a> a great site where you can find a wide catalogue of acoustic guitars from beginner to more advanced.

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