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Squier by Fender Affinity Series Telecaster Electric Guitar, Arctic White Maple Fretboard
Squier by Fender Affinity Series Telecaster Electric Guitar, Arctic White M.. (Review)

A straight-ahead, affordable instrument ideal for beginners of all ages. The Affinity Affinity Tele has a slim body crafted from solid Alder. Features a comfortable, 21-fret Maple neck with a fast-action fingerboard and die-cast tuners. Case not inc...
 
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Recording King Century Studio Series 12th Fret OOO-Style Acoustic Guitar (Mahogany)
Recording King Century Studio Series 12th Fret OOO-Style Acoustic Guitar (M.. (Review)

The ROS-06 is a classic 12th fret OOO design that represents a first for the entry level guitar market. Crafted with the same attention to detail as our top-of-the-line Century Studio guitars, the ROS-06 packs a lot of refinement into a small package. The solid Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides give this guitar a warm, even tone, and t..
 
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Sierra SJ88CETBL Full-Bodied Acoustic Electric Cutaway Guitar Set- Tahoe Series
Sierra SJ88CETBL Full-Bodied Acoustic Electric Cutaway Guitar Set- Tahoe Se.. (Review)

One of the deepest, largest, highest lakes in the world, Lake Tahoe is known for its impressive mass of crystal, blue water. The full-bodied acoustic-electric guitars in the Tahoe Jumbo series produce rich, voluminous tones. Handcrafted with spruce and maple woods, the Tahoe is strong and vibrant allowing for excellent clarity and sustain. The ambi..
 
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Dean Performer Mini Jumbo Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Blue Burst
Dean Performer Mini Jumbo Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Blue Burst (Review)

The Dean Performer E Acoustic-Electric Guitar features select spruce top, mahogany body, cutaway design, abalone detailing and pickup/preamp with tuner! Dean Performer is a Mini Jumbo making this Dean guitar very comfortable to play. Dean gives you a whole lot for very little with the great-sounding Performer E Guitar. Performer E Gloss Blue Bu..
 
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Oscar Schmidt OG200 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar
Oscar Schmidt OG200 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar (Review)

Dreadnought style, Select spruce top, Catalpa sides back, High gloss finish, Rosewood fingerboard bridge, Mahogany neck, Fully adjustable truss rod
 
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Eden WT405 World Tour Time Traveler Bass Amplifier Head (405 Watts)
Eden WT405 World Tour Time Traveler Bass Amplifier Head (405 Watts) (Review)

This is Edens newest generation of bass amplifiers. The Time Traveler features a warm, studio sound quality and very low noise levels. A redesigned sloped front panel allows easy access to the simplified control section with mid shift and bypass. A dbx-style compressor with adjustable threshold is coupled to dual inputs and the renowned Eden enhanc..
 
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Large Image $699.00
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Daisy Rock Tom Boy Deuce Electric Guitar, Rainbow Sparkle
Daisy Rock Tom Boy Deuce Electric Guitar, Rainbow Sparkle (Review)

The Tom Boy Deuce Guitar features a lightweight agathis body, a 24-3/4 scale bolt-on slim maple neck with 22 medium frets, a rosewood fingerboard, and dot inlays. The slimmer neck and lightweight design makes the guitar easier and more comfortable for girls to play.The Tom Boy Deuces high-end hardware includes a boxed bridge with individual saddles..
 
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Large Image $569.00
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Rogue Triolian Biscuit Cone Resonator Guitar, Natural
Rogue Triolian Biscuit Cone Resonator Guitar, Natural (Review)

With its slotted headstock and natural finish, this all-mahogany resonator guitar has a classic look and feel. The hard maple biscuit bridge and hand-spun spiral cone make it really sing. A larger body style, mother-of-pearl dot inlays, and a nickel-plated cone cover make it distinctive.
 
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Large Image $499.00
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Ibanez GART30 Electric Guitar
Ibanez GART30 Electric Guitar (Review)

Taking a page from the wildly successful double-cutaway GAX models, Ibanez introduces the single-cutaway, double-humbucker GART for 2009. Its everything you need from a great rock guitar at an unbelievable price. Available in three standout finishes Black Night, Jewel Blue and Transparent Red.
 
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Fernandes Dragonfly Deluxe Electric Guitar - Tobacco Sunburst
Fernandes Dragonfly Deluxe Electric Guitar - Tobacco Sunburst (Review)

Art meets performance with the new Dragonfly. It has long been a symbol of versatility and comfort, engages many different styles of music and sound. Now, elegance is added to the mix. The Deluxe model features a 5-A Canadian quilted maple top, double cutaway mahogany body and set-neck, Abalone diamond inlays in a Rosewood 24-fret fingerboard, Lock..
 
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  $1,349.00
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Epiphone ES-333 Tom Delonge Signature Archtop Electric Guitar
Epiphone ES-333 Tom Delonge Signature Archtop Electric Guitar (Review)

Built to the exact specifications of Blink 182s guitarist, Tom Delonge, this cool new archtop combines semi-hollowbody design and the raw power of a USA-made Gibson Dirty Fingers Humbucker pickup in a one--of-a-kind signature model. The Epiphone Tom Delonge Signature 333 features a Mahogany center block for amazing sustain wrapped in a Maple Lamina..
 
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Taylor Guitars GC3 Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar
Taylor Guitars GC3 Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar (Review)

Our take on the small-body acoustic is the new GC Series intimate and curvey yet with volume that belies its size. The slotted peghead (on glossy models) and short-scale neck deliver a more woody tone and an unbelievably easy feel on the fretboard.
 
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Silvertone SS11 Revolver Electric Guitar Package
Silvertone SS11 Revolver Electric Guitar Package (Review)

Precision built by the worlds most experienced guitar manufacturer, the SS11 offers similar features to some of the most popular guitars in the world. Youll also get the Smart III amp, surprisingly loud for its size, with a tape/CD input for playing along with your favorite tunes as well as a headphone out to practice quietly.
 
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Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS Electric Guitar, Ice Tea
Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS Electric Guitar, Ice Tea (Review)

Gibsons Les Paul Standard model from 1959 is the most highly acclaimed, widely recognized solid body electric guitar in the entire world, coveted by both players and collectors as the ultimate example of playability, attractiveness and tone among all six-stringed instruments. In an industry filled with imitations and replicas, the iconic 1959 Les P..
 
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Washburn WD35 Series WG35SCE Acoustic Electric Guitar
Washburn WD35 Series WG35SCE Acoustic Electric Guitar (Review)

Grand Auditorium Acoustic, Solid Spruce Top, Tamo Ash Sides/Back, Natural.
 
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Regal RD-40 Series Studio Dobro RD-40VS Squareneck in Vintage Sunburst
Regal RD-40 Series Studio Dobro RD-40VS Squareneck in Vintage Sunburst (Review)

The top of the studio line consists of the brand new RD-40 series Dobro. Everything from the inside-out has been changed and upgraded to meet the demands of professional and student players alike. The body shape is much like those Dobros made in California during the 1930s, while the inside has been redesigned to include the exclusive Power Reflex ..
 
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Tyler Mountain Acoustic Electric Classical Guitar w/ Cutaway
Tyler Mountain Acoustic Electric Classical Guitar w/ Cutaway (Review)

This Tyler Mountain classical guitar offers a lot at a low price. A built in electronics system and 4 band EQ give this guitar the ability to perform where others cannot. The cutaway body allows easy playability in the upper registers without strain and stretching.
 
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39 Inch Electric Guitar w/ Guitar Strap & Guitar Bag
39 Inch Electric Guitar w/ Guitar Strap & Guitar Bag (Review)

Great Sound and Sleek Design. 39 Inch Electric Guitar with Guitar Strap and Guitar Bag. Available in 3-Colors - Black, Navy, Red (Please specify your color off choice upon purchase)
 
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J. Reynolds 34 Student Nylon String Acoustic Guitar - Natural
J. Reynolds 34 Student Nylon String Acoustic Guitar - Natural (Review)

This J. Reynolds brand 34 Nylon String (Half Size, 1/2 Size) Acoustic Guitar is ideal for the beginning musician! This Guitar is 34 inches in length and features zero fret and a slotted headstock. It also includes a nylon gig bag. This fun-to-play Guitar offers great Acoustic features and playability in a 34 instrument. This Guitar makes a gre..
 
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Epiphone Lefty LP Special II Les Paul Collection Electric Guitar, Vintage Sunburst
Epiphone Lefty LP Special II Les Paul Collection Electric Guitar, Vintage S.. (Review)

Our number one selling model is more than just about the price. The Epiphone Special II is a great way for beginners to get started on guitar with real, Les Paul tone, but seasoned pros love the Special II because its a great-sounding, workhorse guitar that lets them leave their more expensive axes at home. The authentic LP power starts with all-..
 
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Guitar Buying Guide

Shopping online for guitars has grown in popularity quite a bit in recent years, with more manufacturers and retailers offering a wide selection of ‘axes’ and guitar packages. If you’re interested in starting out on guitar, the internet is a great place to shop for one; particularly because guitar and music equipment shops can be intimidating to a newcomer.

However, there is some value in combining web shopping with in-store research to find the best deal on the equipment that suits you best. Chances are, you’ll find a better deal on most guitars online anyway but there’s definitely something to be said for taking a guitar for a ‘test drive’ first. Browsing in-store will allow you to try out various models, which you can then shop for online when you get home. Always make sure to read customer product reviews online for the guitars you are considering—they will provide you with good insight as to how the guitar sounds, how it holds up, etc.

The most important tip we can offer in buying your first guitar is to not overspend. You’ll be tempted, for sure, to spend extra on a higher-end guitar early on but resist the urge! The reason being, if it turns out that you decide not to pursue the instrument over the long-term, you don’t want to be stuck with an expensive guitar that just sits in the corner unused. The better move is to buy for value, see how your first 6-12 months of learning the instrument goes, and then upgrade later on. Besides, there are plenty of budget-friendly guitars out there that are perfectly suitable for first-timers.

The first question you’ll probably ask yourself is whether you want an electric guitar or an acoustic guitar. The answer lies in what you hope to accomplish and what sound you’re going for.

Electric guitars, thanks to the nature of their lighter strings, are undoubtedly easier to learn on and will take less of a toll on your fingertips. They can also be a lot of fun in unleashing your inner rock star once you hook one up to an amplifier and start cranking the volume. But therein lies one major disadvantage of an electric guitar for a newbie—you will need to buy an amp as well because electrics simply sound terrible unless they’re plugged in. That being said, you can pick up a good electric guitar and a small amplifier (between 5 and 20 watts) at a reasonable price and be all set to start learning. If you’re looking to play pop or rock music and eventually incorporate special effects via foot and ‘wah’ pedals, then we’d recommend going with an electric guitar.

However, maybe rock and roll isn’t you thing. Maybe you’re more of a folk music lover or maybe you have nosey neighbors and thin walls which preclude you from plugging in an electric guitar and wailing away. In that case, go with an acoustic instead. Now, granted, it will be a bit more difficult to learn early on with an acoustic because the strings are thicker and tougher. However, the biggest advantage of the acoustic guitar is that you take it out of the box, tune it up, and you’re ready to go. No amplifiers are necessary. And over time, the more you play an acoustic, the easier it will be to switch over to an electric if you so choose.

If you want the best of both worlds, then look into an acoustic/electric guitar. These are simply acoustic guitars outfitted with the hardware you need if you want plug-in but they work perfectly fine acoustically alone (aka ‘unplugged’) as well. Two things to look for in acoustic/electrics are a built-in tuner, and an easily-accessible port for the 9-volt battery you’ll need to plug it in. Top-loading battery ports are the best. Just try to avoid models where you’ll need to unstring the guitar entirely and reach through the hole inside in order to change the battery.

When it comes to acoustics or acoustic-electrics, we recommend choosing a “cutaway” style guitar, which looks a bit different from a traditional acoustic—there’s literally a section ‘cut-out’ from the bottom portion of the body that makes it easier to reach higher notes and chords. Unless you have super long fingers, cutaways provide the most flexibility for reaching those higher spots on the fretboard.

Finally, there are a number of accessories you’ll need in order to be fully prepared to learn. Guitar picks, of course, are necessary unless you plan on learning to finger-pick right off the bat (a daunting proposition, trust us!). Picks come in varying thicknesses and while a general rule is to go thicker with acoustics and thinner with electrics, over time you’ll find the pick size that is the most comfortable for you. Another important component is a guitar tuner. Strings come out of tune a lot easier than you may think so it’s good to have an electronic tuner, and there are plenty of them out there to choose from. We’d also recommend a guitar strap, since standing up can sometimes facilitate the learning process particularly with trickier chord changes. Finally, look around for an instructional book or DVD series to get you started. Look for a guitar book that comes with an accompanying CD so you can actually hear what’s being taught. How-to DVDs offer both audio and visual instruction along the way and are a great resource.

If your head is swimming with all of these terms and pieces of equipment, don’t worry! There are lots of starter and combo guitar packages available that include everything we just listed in one package to get you started with the guitar. Fender and Epiphone in particular have some nice beginner packages that can include everything from the guitar itself, to an amp, strap, book, picks and quarter-inch electrical cable. These kinds of packages are particularly fitting for kids and they also make great gifts!

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