What is the recommended book to learn acoustic guitar for beginners?

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JamDon

i want to learn acoustic guitar within short time :-) , i'm looking for book so i can start with, i need to know how to read notes and practices on it, so what is the recommended book to learn acoustic guitar for beginners?

Thanks

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you should try Esteban's guitar course for beginners. it is really good and it has dvd's to follow along. you could click on the link below to see it.

What is the best acoustic guitar for a beginner?

Lena A

I'm just starting out, and am looking to make an acoustic guitar out there my own. My price range is around 200-350, and I really want a guitar that will make me love playing music. What is the best acoustic guitar for a beginner?

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There are a lot of different things to consider when buying a new acoustic guitar. For a beginner it is important to weigh up quality with price. It is much better to go for a acoustic guitar that is on the lower end and then as you get better buy a better guitar.

Having the best guitar won't make you the best guitarist so there is no point investing in a really expensive instrument.

For around $200 or $350 i would suggest purchasing perhaps a Yamaha FG700S Folk Acoustic Guitar.

I hope this information helps.

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How much could I get for a used LIKE NEW Fender Left Handed Squire Electric Guitar?

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Kelsey

Barely used
would like to trade in for an acoustic.
Any professional opinions on what I could get for this?

20th Anniversary Edition
Wooden, black and white

Answer
A Jap Squier will go for decent money these days (The JV ones, that is)

The Classic Vibe series are pretty good and can be got for 250 beer tokens so has pretty much knocked the bottom out of the cheaper ones at resale.

The Korean, Chinese and Malaysian(?) won't go for much to be honest. You'd be lucky to get about £80. Being a left handed one also limits your buying "arena" - by the way I'm not having a go at lefties, I'm able to play both ways around. By the way, those far eastern ones aren't as bad as some guitar snobs make out - like any instrument you sometimes get a good 'un and sometimes you get a dog.

I'd keep the Squier for what you will get for it and turn it into a slide guitar or stick it in an open G or D tuning which can be great fun.


I'll stand corrected if anyone can suggest a better price but, as I said, I'd keep it rather than give it away for peanuts. For acoustics you could do a lot worse than check out Yamaha. With them you get a lot for your money in my opinion.

Any tips on the left hand for guitar?

Pink

I can't do chords, because I can never move from one chord to the next without getting that annoying buzzing sound when your finger isn't in the right place!!!

Acoustic guitar.

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Practise, practise and more practise. There is no shortcut to learning how to play the guitar. Changing chords is challenging for a beginner. You have to get your fingers in the right place...every time.

I would have the music shop check that your action is not too high. This can make playing the guitar almost impossible. It is a common problem with cheap acoustic guitars.

The action is the string height above the fingerboard.

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