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Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Ok, I get it now. Tell your friend to remember the value of accessories - strings, picks, straps, music stands, music. &c., &c. The profit margin on them is much higher than that of instruments, and

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Juan, My main purpose was more with the experienced player looking to purchase an instrument -- not so much parents -- I deal with them on a different level ....

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

Juan, My main purpose was more with the experienced player looking to purchase an instrument -- not so much parents -- I deal with them on a different level .... [Non-text portions of this message

The guy who runs this company http://www.ravenwestguitar.com/elguit.html ... quite an exhaustive inventory .... does he carry any arch tops other than semi-hallows? ... and how do they

The guy who runs this company http://www.ravenwestguitar.com/elguit.html is a personal friend, and I have several of his guitars. The guitars are made in Korea. He imports them and sells them over

Thanks Folks, I incorporated some of your ideas in what to look for in purchasing a guitar and posted my article on a page I'm helping out my friend who just opened a guitar shop with a number of

In my experience, playability (from open strings to the 5th fret) and correct size are the paramount issue for beginners, all the other stuff will begin to emerge as they develop facility on the

I have bought guitars and immediately spent another 30% or more on setup. I see it as essential.

Interesting, I thought the original post was how to buy a guitar for a beginner, maybe I misread... In the context of buying a guitar for an experienced player, I'm not too picky, either.

I guess first is whether you want acoustic, electric or hybrid. Then scale length. Then the feel of the neck and the rest of the basic geometry (so you can be physically comfortable). This gets you

ah fookin' 'ell lol, no, my pranksteristic behavior does not extend that wickedly...the millisecond I pasted that and clicked send, I had a queasy feeling that I hadn't actually loaded the correct

Ah, the thread that will not die. I first heard the song I'm posting here 45 years ago. Recorded in California, perhaps under the auspices of Sly Stone, of that I'm just speculating at this point. The

The best one I've ever seen is the big and comprehensive, "International Christmas for Guitar", arrangements for guitar by the DC based jazz guitarist and teacher Frank Mullen. It is out of print for

Hi John, Interesting list. My approach is a bit different, I suggest to beginners (or their parents) that they purchase an acoustic, nylon-string guitar, and I recommend a couple of different