second guitar
 

Ok so i am gonna get a secong guitar but i don't know ware to start, i want one between abought 300$ and 500$, i mainlt play mostly hard rock. I'm thinking of maby geting a kramer nightrider. I have a cort soloseries right now. So ya what do you think abougt a nightrider and what are some other sugestions. I'm also getting a Line 6 spide II 112(i think) amp. are those any good as well?

Why do you wan't a second guitar? Is it for a practical reason (alternate tuning, a backup, etc.). you mentioned the Line6 Spider II 112. It's a decent amp, but why don't you save the money you were gonna' spend on a new guitar and buy a Line6 flextone III 212 stereo combo, and come back and thank me for the advice.

Nope bacause my guitar is a piece of **** i plan on buying a new one and selling it. But i listen to your amp advice. Ok my cort soloseries is the fist guitar i have owned. Ya but i need a new amp i just can't afford on to expensive.

Well, what do you want in a guitar?

Pretty good tone for hard rock and emo stuff. Because i play hard rock. And i guess i might keep my piece of **** so i can tune it differently.

I checked out that kramer. It actually looks pretty cool. Check out schecter and Ibanez too. and, if you can manage it upgrade that Spider to a 210 combo. Its an upgrade in power plus its a stereo amp which I happen to love.

Haha Satch', you and your stereo amps...

Nonetheless, I think Satch' is probably right; the Ibanezes and Schecters are awesome although I haven't checked out the Kramer so I can't comment. The Ibanezes are awesome for all that hard rock/metal sound but I don't listen to much/any emo so i couldn't really comment on that sound. Also, the Ibanezes are really good value so that's probably my recommendation...

You can never have too many guitars.

As I've said before, Ibanez rocks! Can't go wrong with an Ibanez. They have great action and sound great. If you can, get yourself to a music store that allows you to play the instruments before you buy. Play any of the ones within your price range and go from there. Whatever your ears and hands like, should be what you get!