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Originally Posted by Raistlin
If that's a solid body I take it that it's an Electric then?
I was thinking more along the lines of an Electric-Acoustic, but I'll consider anything.
Don't suppose you've got a link to the model that you've got have you? Oh, and if you fancy giving me lessons.....  |
Yup, its electric. If you want electro-accoustic you'd probably pay a fair bit more. Electro-accoust is fairly application specific, so if you are just learning again, its probably not really needed. You can play an electric guitar non-electrically. It still produces a loudish sound (i can play along with songs with headphones on 1 ear), the only difference between that and an electro-accoustic is the tone really.
I would give you lessons, but the phrase "blind leading the blind" comes to mind
Link to my guitar:
http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/...23600,00.html#
BTW, solifd body guitars only come into affect when amped. They produce a much more powerful sound, if you intend to play rock music live. A bit down the track maybe, but you don't want to get used to a guitar, have to buy another and get used to it again.