FAQ Category: About Buying Instruments

We would recommend Dunlop from 0.88mm to 1.00mm as they are used by most famous guitarists and they seem to produce the best sound. We also sell strings and picks Read More …

Basically there are 4 different types of guitars: Classic guitar (Nylon stringed) – To play Classical and Flamenco music. Acoustic guitar (Steel stringed) – To play Pop music. This guitar Read More …

If you are a complete beginner, I would recommend you buy a cheaper brand which is still pretty good quality such as Squier or the cheaper models of Ibanez, Yamaha Read More …

There are so many different kinds of tuners available. If you play an acoustic guitar, you can buy a cheap tuner, but if you play an electric guitar, I would Read More …

I don’t agree at all. Classical guitars have much bigger necks compared to acoustic guitars or electric guitars and they are too hard for the beginners to practice with. I Read More …

The brand doesn’t really matter, it all comes down to taste and how much you are prepared to spend to buy the guitar. Reasonable acoustic guitars for beginners range from Read More …

I would look at every part of the guitar body including the woodwork — make sure there is no scratch, dent, bad paint work or anything like that. Check the Read More …

When you just start to learn guitar you shouldn’t spend too much money until you find out that playing guitar is really something that you would like to be good Read More …

If you are a complete beginner, I would recommend that you buy an Acoustic Electric Guitar. If you are thinking of getting serious about learning guitar and thinking of playing Read More …

I would recommend Dunlop 0.88mm up to 1.00mm. Any thinner pick than 0.88 will create a very bad sound and make the playing very sloppy. Of course it will depend Read More …