Esteban Guitar?!
Question: Esteban Guitar!?
hi, i'm about to get a guitar and i was researching a lot about it!. i recently went to craigs list to see if i could get a good deal on a barely used guitar because i heard a lot people give up and try to sell them!. Anyway i found a shop that is selling a black Estaban acoustic guitar with a hard case, stand, extra strings, strap and cords to hook up to an amplifier!. the aid says that it is used but in excellent shape!. all together it cost $95!.i did some research on the guitar and a lot people dont like it!.I'm just a beginner so i dont want to spend too much, i figure as a get better i could buy a better guitar!.
so i was wondering if this is actually a good deal or if i should just keep looking because Esteban guitars are any bad
also i found another deal for an eletric guitar, very very gently used!. its a fender squire and comes with a stand, soft case, shoulder strap, books and amp!. for only $125!.
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so i was wondering if this is actually a good deal or if i should just keep looking because Esteban guitars are any bad
also i found another deal for an eletric guitar, very very gently used!. its a fender squire and comes with a stand, soft case, shoulder strap, books and amp!. for only $125!.
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Answers:
when it comes to guitars, you get what you pay for!. I'm guessing that the fender squire electric probably isn't going to sound all that pleasant to the ear through that cheap amp, considering the price of it all!.
I haven't heard anything about those Esteban guitars, but they sure know how to market them on those infomercials!.
But since you are a beginner, you want something that is cheap in case it ends up collecting dust in the closet after a few weeks!.
From a playing standpoint, the electric will be easier because the strings will be easier on your fingers than the acoustic!.
But if your heart was set on an acoustic, getting an electric and being disappointed in it would be a bummer!.!.!.the ol' buyer's remorse thing!.
I suggest you try out the Esteban guitar for a few minutes just to see if you like it!. I know you may just be beginning, but you should take time to hold it, pluck a few strings, do a 'test drive" to see what you think of it!.
I don't know if you have that option for the electric, which would be a good thing otherwise!. That way you can decide which one you want!.
the shop people may be able to help you with that estaban guitar!. You want to be able to tell if it has proper intonation, which means if its in tune in the lower frets, its also in tune in the upper frets!. And if you like the sound, why not!?
I think everyone starts out with crappy guitars!. I know Slash (Guns N Roses, Velvet Revolver) started out with a guitar with just one string on it! He said he did a LOT of playing on that one string, lol!. I started out with a piece of crap that I bought for $75 that wouldn't stay in tune and had terrible intonation that I played for 3 years before throwing down several hundred $$$ for a better one!. Now I have two electrics, two amps, a few multi-effects boards, several pedals and one acoustic!. All from learning on the crappy $75 guitar!.
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I haven't heard anything about those Esteban guitars, but they sure know how to market them on those infomercials!.
But since you are a beginner, you want something that is cheap in case it ends up collecting dust in the closet after a few weeks!.
From a playing standpoint, the electric will be easier because the strings will be easier on your fingers than the acoustic!.
But if your heart was set on an acoustic, getting an electric and being disappointed in it would be a bummer!.!.!.the ol' buyer's remorse thing!.
I suggest you try out the Esteban guitar for a few minutes just to see if you like it!. I know you may just be beginning, but you should take time to hold it, pluck a few strings, do a 'test drive" to see what you think of it!.
I don't know if you have that option for the electric, which would be a good thing otherwise!. That way you can decide which one you want!.
the shop people may be able to help you with that estaban guitar!. You want to be able to tell if it has proper intonation, which means if its in tune in the lower frets, its also in tune in the upper frets!. And if you like the sound, why not!?
I think everyone starts out with crappy guitars!. I know Slash (Guns N Roses, Velvet Revolver) started out with a guitar with just one string on it! He said he did a LOT of playing on that one string, lol!. I started out with a piece of crap that I bought for $75 that wouldn't stay in tune and had terrible intonation that I played for 3 years before throwing down several hundred $$$ for a better one!. Now I have two electrics, two amps, a few multi-effects boards, several pedals and one acoustic!. All from learning on the crappy $75 guitar!.
Good luck and happy playing!!!Www@Enter-QA@Com
well!.it depends the type of amps that it comes with,
like the fenders are best for begginers, but you can just look for and amp and go to the nearest guitar shop and get a fender for like $50-$100!. i would just look for an amp!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
like the fenders are best for begginers, but you can just look for and amp and go to the nearest guitar shop and get a fender for like $50-$100!. i would just look for an amp!.Www@Enter-QA@Com