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vikk
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More prancing around in London.
I dont smile, because im in London.
London is a silly place
EddyRX10
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Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
mocobhc
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mocobhc
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Sure it is, especially school classes go there before graduating (like I did), or the holidays have just begun. Everyone I know who´s been to London is totally fond of it.
children of COB
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On topic: why "I don't smile because I'm in London"?
Indeed, Ibanez is the way to go for begginers imho. Great guitars for what you pay. But between the guitars Caroline said, actually the Al 600 pwns the Jackson. Jackson makes great guitars as soon as you go over the 1000 barrier. Under that, either you start putting stuff on them or the basic stuff imho is a fucking shit (for what you pay, if they were half as expensive then I'd shut up). Not saying that the Al 600 isn't overpriced too though.
Well, I own an RR and I play 95% of the time sitting at home, and it does feel comfortable and quite a lot actually. Plus it gets you the lower frets closer and in a better position for soloing imho. And I have owned an Ibanez and played it sitting, and I intend to get another one soon too. Just that the RR feels better to me. Being fat may have been had an effect on it though, dunno.
Don't be a fangirl
If its truly more comfortable than yeah, its a better buy, but don't buy a guitar for the body shape and looks. In all fairness, you tried out two pointyasfuck, un-ergonomic guitars, that are meant to be held while standing (in the pic you are sitting). I dislike the idea of attention-whoring guitars, especially on beginners, gives the impression they bought the guitar in the interest of their image, rather than to learn an instrument. I've played both, and didn't really like either...both being budget versions though.
I'd go for a budget Ibanez, Jackson or Washburn. I'm gonna get flamed I bet, but if you are still really beginner, its stupid to spend over 200$ (or 150euro whatever) on a guitar. You never know how much time you are REALLY going to spend on it, you may get bored of it in 6 months, you never know.
In my experiance, the budget Ibanez are comfortable, sound fine, and I'm told easily modded. (Don't know shit about scalloping / inner gut-works / any of that shit though)
not really...
moar monai =/= moar bettar!!!!
Indeed, Ibanez is the way to go for begginers imho. Great guitars for what you pay. But between the guitars Caroline said, actually the Al 600 pwns the Jackson. Jackson makes great guitars as soon as you go over the 1000 barrier. Under that, either you start putting stuff on them or the basic stuff imho is a fucking shit (for what you pay, if they were half as expensive then I'd shut up). Not saying that the Al 600 isn't overpriced too though.
Well, I own an RR and I play 95% of the time sitting at home, and it does feel comfortable and quite a lot actually. Plus it gets you the lower frets closer and in a better position for soloing imho. And I have owned an Ibanez and played it sitting, and I intend to get another one soon too. Just that the RR feels better to me. Being fat may have been had an effect on it though, dunno.
EddyRX10
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Please people, does it not make more sense to have this discussion in the Guitar players thread?
the phenom
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You get what you pay for, In this case you pay about 800-900$ for the guitar and rest for the name though
CliffBurton is right though...Ibanez would be a good choice! The RG321 is a EXCELLENT beginner guitar. Sounds great,feels great and looks great IMO. It has no Floyd Rose that will fuck with a newbie and It has no especially crappy parts(pickups are decent,it holds tune and it has a really nice neckjoint).
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the phenom
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Yes, but I has no idea about the lower pricerange. Also, people with tiny hands or hand positions that don't accept wide and round necks should look somewhere else.
Yeah, I just remembered about necks, they can make a guitar that's quite good in general bad for you, or vice versa. For example, I recently got an Epiphone Explorer, pretty average guitars (still love it
) and the neck is extraordinarily thick compared to, say, an Epi Les Paul. But for me this is a very good thing, because I have big meaty manly fingers Similar threads
