RE: Guitar Question

replyThe four brands I would recommend looking into are Takamine, Yamaha, Sigma and Epiphone. Takamine and Yamaha are solid brands that have some fairly low end models. Sigma is Martin's low end version. I've only played one (Michael Longcor's) and it played well. Epiphone is Gibson's low end. replyreplyOne possibility I would suggest is that when you are ready to go look I could go with you. Jack Bell was right when he said that if you try to start out on a really cheap guitar it will be hard to play and you are less likely to stick with it. When we get together to return the recording gear I'll give you a catalog that you can peruse and get some price ideas from.

replySteve Dixon
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> From: Rhainy Carter[SMTP:RhainyCarter at home.com] replyreply
> Reply To: filk at dragoncat.net
> Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 9:20 AM
> To: filk at dragoncat.net
> Subject: Guitar Question
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> Greetings Friends,
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> Ok, now I have been to my first con...I have decided with help from watching reply
> *Everyone* that I am definitely going to learn to play guitar....Soon.
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> Steve mentioned a couple fo good *Starter* guitars....I do not recall the reply
> names....Steve?
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> Can anyone else suggest any others? I cannot spend a lot, but want a
> reasonably good one to start with, something I will be able to play for a reply
> few years until I can afford a *Good* guitar. <I will never be in the
> *Great* guitar price range I fear...sigh>
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> So...everyone, suggest your best Starter Guitar and any hints for buying you reply
> can think of Please. And remember I am totally new to guitars....
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> Thanks!
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> Blessings,
> Rhainy
> aka Shadowe Lover
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Received on 08/22/01