GUITAR LESSONS AND GOOD GUITAR FOR BEGINNERS

rvpalldway

hi
whats the best acoustic
guitar for beginner and where would be the best place to buy it online or in a shop
Also
does anyone know where there are good guitar lessons for cheap in cork/kerry area

Thanks

topcatcbr

rvpalldway wrote: »

hi
whats the best acoustic
guitar for beginner and where would be the best place to buy it online or in a shop
Also
does anyone know where there are good guitar lessons for cheap in cork/kerry area

Thanks

Depends how much you want to spend.
As a complete beginner I don't think you'd go wrong with a Yamaha. You could try thomann.
If your looking for something really cheap and cheerful you could try a SX branded guitar. I think Waltons sell them.

martinedwards

as a complet beginner, take someone who plays guitar to the shop with you and get them to play the guitars first.

don't be tied to a name, because at the budget end there isn't the same consistency as there is further up the price bands.

Yamaha are pretty solid though I had a Yamah 12 string for 20 odd years.....

I've played £100 acoustics that were better than the £1600 guitar hanging at the other end of the shop.

Donal94

Not the most knowledgeable but I've been learning guitar for a about a month. I bought a yamaha f310 in a package with a tuner strap etc on amazon andi'm really happy with it it's excellent quality for the money. I think it's about €130 in waltons.

kahler

best bet is, as martinedwards says, get someone who plays guitar to have a look at a few first. you can be lucky with the on line stuff but, equally, you can be unlucky. sx are grand, cort usually have a nice bright tone, yamaha. bought a nice squire(fender) for someone recently, at 35 euro you couldnt get better value. do remember that if you buy something half decent, you ll have it forever. if its a plank, you just wont play it. whereabouts are you? a friend of mine is based in rathcormac and gives lessons.

rvpalldway

thanks duhallow area

feylya

Please do not offer or request lessons here. Adverts.ie is the place for that

rvpalldway

yes sir