Are Ovation Guitars really uncomfortable to play?

best acoustic guitars under 2000 image

Emizoo

I'm considering purchasing an acoustic/electric cc24 ovation, but have heard they don't sound very good without the amp and that they are uncomfortable to play sitting down and slide off your lap. I'm an 18 year old girl and am very tiny. I also have small fingers, so I'm wondering if this is the guitar for me.

Thank you in advance!

Answer
Ovations do slide on your lap some, that much is true, but they sound very nice even through a plain amp. I would suggest it for your level, age, and physique. They would work well because you are smaller and they seem smaller too.

Other ideas for you could be a traditional acoustic guitar by Fender, Washburn, Ibanez because they are solid brands under $300. For a bit more you can get a Martin. (around $500) Even higher up is Taylor ($2000 +)

Good luck!

j:)

How much does a steel-stringed guitar cost?

*country*r

I want to know so that I can buy one with money I've saved up, and I want to get an idea of how long I'll have to save up. I was thinking of buying a Taylor or Gibson, but other suggestions would be nice. :)
I'm talking about acoustic.

Answer
Both electric and acoustic guitars use steel strings. Which one are you talking about? Taylor acoustics start around $800 and go up from there to around $5000 for the R. Taylor models. Taylor electric guitars all start over $2000. Gibson acoustics start just under $1000 and go up sharply from there. Gibson electrics are in the same range as the acoustics.

If you are a beginner you would probably be better off buying a starter guitar for a lot less and then seeing how it goes, continuing to save for your next guitar (like all guitarists do).

Powered by Yahoo! Answers

Title Post: Are Ovation Guitars really uncomfortable to play?
Rating: 100% based on 99998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Unknown

Thanks For Coming To My Blog