Recommendations for an acoustic guitar

lisajane

I took lessons last year and borrowed my brother's guitar. And i loved it (as useless as i am). I haven't practiced at all since then. I tried a couple of times but i think i had very high expectations and just couldn't put a song together due to slow moving of chords and being thought songs that i just wasn't that much interested in (they were group lessons). And i gave it up after a few weeks.

I just pulled out my brothers guitar again and i was surprised that i remembered the strings and a couple of chords (for someone that isn't even musically talented). But i would love to take it up again. This time i am going to give myself more time and take some one on one lessons and learn songs i want to play for more motivation.

When i borrowed my brother's guitar, it was an 8 year old fender (rarely in use) and im not sure what it was but my guitar teacher couldn't really tune it properly. He got it as close as possible though. Im not sure if it was the strings or just being an old guitar or just me. Even still, i would like my own guitar anyway.

Does anyone have recommendations for a good acoustic guitar? My budget is between 200-300 euro. Thanks

claiva

Cort do nice guitars in that price range.
I'm using a Walden guitar which cost less than 200, its a nice little guitar.

You want a solid top for the money you're spending and I'd go with a Cort or a a Takamine.....

Good luck with it.;)

Nervous Wreck

I bought this from Thomann a few weeks ago:




Love it. €225, on-board tuner and pre-amp, nice to play, action is good. Pretty much perfect for what you seem to be looking for!



http://www.thomann.de/ie/fender_cd100_ce_na.htm