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1. lastbatilda

   December 29th, 2008 at 4:03 am

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   well s101 makes exactly that and ibanez are a little more money but awsome for the price epiphone are nice too

2. chessmaster1018

   January 1st, 2009 at 2:44 am

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   Go to the Guitar Center and ask the clerk to see the best that they have in your price range….spend a couple of hours in there and play all the guitars that are in your budget…and go from there…Gibson, Fenders, Les Paul’s, Taylor, Yamaha, Epiphone, Martin, I could go on and on, there are a lot of great guitar brands out there today…you have to be the judge as to what sounds the best to your ears…. and what guitar has a good action for your fingers !!!!!!!! Just don’t order one without playing it first…..to me it’s better to go to a reputable guitar store and play them and then decide !!!!!!! Price doesn’t always make the best guitar, I bought one for $1500.00 and took it back after three weeks, there was something about the sound that I didn’t like….I got another one for half that price and liked it a lot better…so you never know. Well good luck to you !!!!!!

3. Juan

   January 3rd, 2009 at 5:22 pm

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   yes Guitar Center is the best place to get your new pal.

   id suggest Epiphone acoustics since they are very good quality. they are not the cheapest but they really are worth it!

   any further questions feel free to IM or email me

4. koyaanisqats1

   January 6th, 2009 at 1:51 pm

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   I really like my Yamaha FD02 I got for Christmas two years ago. It came from Costco of all places and was about $200 I think.

   The fretboard has a nice feel, the frets are smooth and the intonation is good. The sound quality is surprisingly nice and warm on the low end and plenty bright on the high strings, and has decent sustain.

   But most importantly, go to music stores and play the guitars, all of them if necessary. Get a feel for what you can get for the money and what you like the sound and feel of in your price range.

   Unless you already know how to play a guitar pretty well, I suggest you don’t spend more than a few hundred bux. Treat yourself to the nice one later as a reward for your effort.