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I don't condone that sort of idea... Fender has no place in the acoustic guitar world.... I suggest an Ibanez. and for that money you could get a low model Taylor.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/...6251&fc=0&d=tp
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They call me Tundra Boy
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: In your linen cupboard.
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I'd recommend not just going after guitars because of the name or what they look like. Find one that you like the sound and action of. Go to a music shop and try out the acoustics they have there. If you find one that you really like but its above your price range then look for it on e-bay. You can get other people to throw names and reputations around, but it you who'll be playing the thing and you who has to get on well with the guitar.
Having said that, if you're planning to sell the guitar on sometime later then going for a name brand (especially fender) will mean that the guitar will keep its price even though its second hand. |
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