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Acoustic Beginner Guitar - Which One? 
By: Allison Thompson
If you are looking for an acoustic beginner guitar there are a number of different things, which you need to look at before making your purchase.
For those that are able to and have the money should invest in the highest quality guitar that they are able to afford. With these kinds of guitars not only is the sound and tone quality far better, but also a beginner will find them far easier to learn how to play.
Although there are plenty of good quality acoustic guitars for beginners available if you are looking for one of the most exceptional then Seagull S6 should be your first choice. Even though you will need to spend between $400 and $500 on one of these they are truly exceptional instruments. In fact, there are many professionals guitarists who first brought a Seagull S6 and still own it even though they have purchased other guitars since learning to play the instrument. However if you want to spend a little less on your first one then the Washburn D10s voted no 1 by Acoustic Guitar magazine may be more suitable. The Washburn D10s costs less than $500 so is only slight less expensive than the Seagull. Yet in most cases, those that can afford to will purchase either one of these as their first acoustic guitar.
However if you do not have the funds to be able to afford the above mentioned then the Yamaha F310, Takamine G-240 or the Fender DG7 are perfect choices as well. But for those who are looking for the least expensive acoustic beginner guitar then the Epiphone DR-100 is the ideal instrument for them. This particular one costs between $120 and $150 and once a person feels more confident with their playing they can then spend more and trade up to a more expensive model in the future.
What is important however is that when buying such guitars you avoid those that cost less than $100, which can be found in any discount mart. Not only are these very difficult to play even if you do have the experience but they are also not well made. This often means that there is a large amount of space between the strings and the fingerboard. So actually playing such a guitar as a beginner can be extremely frustrating.
Yet if you are someone who only can afford to spend around $100 on their guitar then buy a second hand one instead. The best place to search for these is by visiting your local guitar store. As you will not only see what types of acoustic beginners guitars they have, but you will also be able to try them out as well. It is when looking at the guitars you will find that each comes with its own particular personality, which often has come from the person who has previously played it.
Also when buying a guitar you need to take into consideration the kind of person who has used it previously. Preferably, buy one that has been well cared for as they will not only look nice but will sound much nicer too. Also trying out each guitar that you are considering buying will give you a chance to work out if it feels comfortable. If it does not even though the sound quality is good, you should never buy it.
Finally, when buying a used acoustic beginner guitar from the store get the sales person who is helping you to play it. Even if you cannot actually play the guitar yet you will soon be able to hear whether the sound quality on the guitar you are buying is good or not. Also, as these people do not realize they could be in fact helping someone with buying their acoustic beginner guitar who in the future may become a great guitar player.
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