Anonymous
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 posted on 4/17/2004 at 01:38 |
i'm looking into buying a decent guitar to start learning on. i have a sax
musical background so i know how to read music. i want something b/w
$100-200......and will probably get one off ebay. but i wanted to know
what the best guitar is for around that price. i don't want a taylor but
something that will make the most of my money. thanks for responding to
this post and i look forward to your responses.
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Guitar101
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posted on 4/17/2004 at 08:13, Reply 1 |
There's alot of beginner/intermediate guitars here. I just bought a Dillion
Acoustic for myself for a backup guitar. It's a little more than what your
willing to pay but it's a great playing/sounding guitar.
http://www.theguitarfiles.com/ccproduct.php?productid=RH600
CET
JB Player also has some good beginner guitars.
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Telefreak
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posted on 4/18/2004 at 18:12, Reply 2 |
| I suppose you're best bet would be a Squire, you can get them in your price
range brand new and you get a warranty with them ____________________
Technology, not technique
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Guitar101
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posted on 4/22/2004 at 20:57, Reply 3 |
Dillion has a killer version of the PRS and more......
They sell them here I think
Check it out out www.dillionguitars.com ____________________
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Anonymous
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posted on 4/23/2004 at 07:38, Reply 4 |
For about $135 (Rs. 9500 or so) you can get what I got - a Prince. I bought
Prince LG-33 (I'm from Nepal) and I'm satisfied with it. A lot of brands
produce the exact same model ("LG-33") so you can go with any one - Prince,
Palmer, Wesley, Osmond and the rest.
The pickup setup is similar to strat (3 single-coils, bridge pickup
tilted), but with 1 volume and tone and not a flick-style pickup selector,
but 3 switches to turn either one on or off. The sound is really good on
this one. The body is maple and the fretboard is maple wood.
Pretty good buy - oh yes, and it's light 
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atlantis
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posted on 4/23/2004 at 07:55, Reply 5 |
btw, that 'Anonymous' is me before I registered... liked the place  (but the smileys
are... zombie-like) 
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Fender59
First Lieutenant  Posts: 3 Registered: 5/2/2004 Status: Offline |
posted on 5/2/2004 at 15:29, Reply 6 |
Dude get a oscar schmit delta king semi-hollow, I got one off ebay and it
rocks, I perform pretty nice sized gigs with it and all the
guitar players in the crowd think its a nice gibson. It has in it washburn
HH pickups stock, those are the pickups they put in the $4000 gutiars, so
there pretty cool, I play alot of like BB king on it and works, but the
other day I did a gig at a hotel and they wanted stuff like Greenday and
stuff, and it worked great,
very versitile for a semihollow.
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ricoboc
Moderator  Posts: 278 Registered: 4/27/2004 Status: Offline |
posted on 5/2/2004 at 18:33, Reply 7 |
I would stay away from the Squire...I owned one years ago...."honestly"
this guitar is junk. In my opinion you would be throughing your money
away.
Epiphone has some nice copies....they have a real nice S.G standard
copy you could pick up used for a couple hundred dollars.
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brian
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posted on 5/2/2004 at 18:54, Reply 8 |
Check out Dillion there made just as good as Epiphone at a cheaper price.
Sold right here......
Don't want to sound like a sales guy!
Honestly.
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Telefreak
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posted on 5/2/2004 at 19:47, Reply 9 |
Ok, gotta butt in here.
Modern Squires are brilliant, build quality is so good the Mexicans are
starting to worry.
Epiphones are cool, I have an Epi SG and it rocks ____________________
Technology, not technique
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