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So, guitar playing is for you and you want to buy your first instrument and play cool and hip music with it all day long? But what do you do first? Which guitar is best for you? Acoustic guitar or electric? These are just some of the questions guitar beginners need to answer, even before you learn a single riff or chord progression.

Learning guitar can be a little frustrating at times, especially if you are a complete beginner guitarist.

A lot of beginner guitar players buy their first guitar after drooling over guitars on a guitar website or leafing through guitar magazines for months or even years, imagining themselves as a pop star recording their newest album…

No other musical instrument stirrs such strong levels of passion and emotion quite like the guitar, or inspires guitar beginners to fantasize about creating cool tunes for the masses. However, fantasizing alone is not enough to get a ‘real-life’ guitar to sing out in tune. Dedication, hard work and a lot of practise is also needed as well, and during all this effort, it is all too easy to become disheartened and lose sight of the passion and enthusiasm which made you want take guitar lessons in the first place.

Folks turning to the guitar for the first time have never had it so good when it comes to taking the plunge and acquiring their first guitar. With the advent of modern hi-tech manufacturing processes and an ever increasing sales force competing for your money, the price of starter guitars has free-falled in recent years.

Don’t forget though, the old saying “let the buyer beware’ still rings true when purchasing your first guitar. Do not let the avid sale person persuade you into buying a guitar that is neither suitable nor right for the sound and style of guitar music you wish to play. It is no good buying an electric bass guitar if you want to play folk songs around a camp fire!

The first thing you should do is decide in advance what sort of acoustic guitar or electric guitar you want to buy and don’t forget to set a price for your purchase and seek sound advice from a knowledgeable guitar player before going to your local guitar store. A great idea would be to take along your own expert with you when you visit a guitar store… At least they will tell you like it is, without fear of losing their commission!

Your choice of guitar is quite bewildering in ‘guitar land’ and at a wide range of prices too. If you are a person who wants to pick up the guitar and play, no matter where you are, then an acoustic guitar is the choice for you. No messing around with speakers and amplifiers. The cheapest acoustic guitar types tend to be nylon stringed ‘classical’ guitars but these tend to lack powerful tones needed for most pop and rock songs. For this you will probably need a steel strung ‘flat top’ guitar which tend to be slightly more expensive, but are great for finger-picking and fast strumming work.

If you would like to become a ‘rock god’ then there is no substitute for an electric guitar. The musical impact of playing an electric guitar will be with you forever, but to experience it you will need to buy and amplifier, a speaker, and be powered up… In reality though there is no difference in the way you learn to play an electric guitar from that of an acoustic guitar except that electric guitars tend to be a little heavier, but there is no massive difference in the amount of physical strength needed to master the guitar.

So when it is time to make your choice between acoustic and electric, the only deciding factor should be your own musical preferences and the practical requirements of each type of guitar.

Learning and playing the guitar can be great fun. If you want more cool information on the guitar and how to play it come and visit our dedicated guitar pages…

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