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anyone has any suggestions.

Budget wise would be in the thousands if neccessary. I am not too sure about music instruments, but just wanted to learn, I want to learn blues or smth like that.

You don't need thousands. I guess I should be recommending Fenders on this site, but I'g go for a Takamine G series - a great acoustic for beginners or intermediates... medium size, easy to play, low action, cutaway, built-in tuner & preamp.

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Thanks for the quick reponse, i will def look into that you have recommanded.

Check out the Fender CD 60...thats what I got restarted with. Very decent guitar with a case for $200

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I'm interested to learn how to play guitars. Thanks red paul for your advice. I will look into it.

Could anyone recommend a good 'starter' in the Fender range?
I've heard of starter packs or something but what the hell is in a pack?

Oh i'm looking for Acoustic not Electric too.

Thanks

i wouldnt spend thousands on a start up guitar. however i would recommend anything made by alvarez or taylor.

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the Fender acoustics are pretty damn good for beginners and will sound even better with your progression!

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Welcome to the Forum junowah! Acoustic guitar is what you should look for, I don't think there is such a thing as an Accustic Guitar.

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$200 beginner guitar that can't be beat IMO

Yamaha FG700S

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Yamaha-FG70 ... 1149962.gc

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If you don't mind spending about $500, I would strongly recommend Guild GAD25. It's all solid mahogany dreadnought with a case. And Guild is owned by FMCI.

Hello everyone,

I think you can consider me a super beginner. I'm planning to have guitar lessons but wanted to buy a guitar first... So I'll be considering your suggestions and consult them with my friend. Good thing I joined the forums.

Buy a "cheap" guitar, and you will regret it. It will be hard to play (the strings will be set up high off the fretboard and will cut right in to your fingers), hard to keep in tune, start you developing bad habits that will almost never be returnable, and then you'll have to buy the guitar-you-should-have-bought-in-the-first-place. Put together as much money as you think you can afford, add $100, and then buy the best that the $figure will get you. Look at Gibson, Guild, Takamine, Taylor, and Martin (my pick). Don't get any other (oh boy, here come the flames). I have a figure that I think is the minimum to spend, but the flames from the previous sentence makes me wary to recommend.