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  posted on 7/6/2005 at 01:24 
I've never played guitar before and i am LEFT handed. My friend recommended these two guitars, Epiphone Les Paul Special II Left-Hander or the Squier® Standard Stratocaster® Left-Handed Electric Guitar. Im not sure which one to get? Can you guys help me out. Also if there is a better begineers guitar can u recommend one? Also can you tell me if i should order online or at a shop.
 

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  posted on 7/6/2005 at 06:14,  Reply 1  
Ok, they're both very good guitars, although I'd take the epiphone over the squire because I considder the build quality to be better.
The question is, what are you gonna be playing?
Those 2 guitars will have very different sounds, if we know what style you'll be playing we can tell you which one to go for

 

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  posted on 7/6/2005 at 15:23,  Reply 2  
im not sure what im going to be playing but some bands i like are rush, the mars volta, king crimson, the mahavisnhu orchestra, and led zeppelin.
 

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  posted on 7/6/2005 at 20:15,  Reply 3  
I guessed mars volta from your name
Go for the Les Paul, Omar, Jimmy page and Robert Fripp all use humbucker pickups, so that's what you need

 

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  posted on 7/6/2005 at 21:44,  Reply 4  
thx alot man
 

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  posted on 7/7/2005 at 14:13,  Reply 5  
my cousin bought a les paul special, and he dropped it and the fretboard came unattached from the neck all the way down the neck and now he cant play it. plus when he did have it i always had to tune it for him mainly because hes retarted and didnt know how to toune but also because the tuners wouldnt stay. so basically that guitar sucks hard and i dont reccomend that you or anyone ever get one, plus there ugly and flat and uncomfortable to play, spend the extra $100 and get the lp-100 its got a carved top and it isnt gay.
 
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  posted on 7/7/2005 at 20:57,  Reply 6  
You're doing well with the constructive posts lately Chris.
If he'd been more careful he wouldn't have dropped it and it wouldn't have broken, as for the tuners, why didn't you just adjust them for him?

 

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  posted on 7/8/2005 at 04:15,  Reply 7  
i was wondering if i should just order online because its the cheapest or go to the shop and get it?
 

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  posted on 7/10/2005 at 20:51,  Reply 8  
I prefer to buy from shops so I can get a look at the guitar first and see how it feels to play

 

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  posted on 7/13/2005 at 21:51,  Reply 9  
Hey, out of those two i would take the epiphone over the squire. I have another suggestion for you: upgrade to the fender strat lefty. $349 and a pretty good deal.

 

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