| Guitars for small
kids
- For small kids, keep it small, but don't skimp on quality. That
beginner guitar is a future travel guitar IF you buy one with good
tone that stays in tune.
- 1/2 size models for ages 6-9
- 3/4 size models for ages 9-11 (I played a 3/4 Gibson 135 into my
teens - wish I still had it)
?The Acoustic or Electric Question?
- I'm asked this a lot. Considerations:
- Comfort is important; electrics are slimmer
- Acoustics are quieter, Mom.
- Electrics require a small amplifier
- Recommended amplifiers
- More important than the brand is that you buy from a local dealer
who provides service.
- Peavey, Yamaha, Fender, Line6, Vox, Marshall to name a few good
brands
Guitars for beginners
- My picks of the new guitars - coming soon!
Guitars for adults
- Yes, price is a legitimate indicator of quality
- Build quality indicators
- the guitar resonates with good tone
- it is easy to play
- it stays in tune
- it is well-crafted
- TIP: Let a pro set up your guitar
Guitar Accessories/Essentials
- carrying case or bag (kids always drop 'em)
- a comfortable strap
- a tuner
- spare strings
- polish and a soft cloth
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WARNING
This guy is a trouble-maker!
Too young for lessons.

A good $99 amp

1/2 size electric model
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