Is LP electric guitar suitable for newbies?

I am a piano shop, and I am also a professional guitar player, novices are advised not to buy any brand goods, it is best to make some rough pianos, and wait for the technology to be good in buying a good piano! Go to the piano store to buy a fake domestic ibanez or fender and choose your favorite color and style, (don't buy it online, it's broken, there is no place to find someone to fix it, and there is no chance to meet the owner of the piano seller) don't exceed 500 yuan! If you buy a comprehensive effect like PR50, it will become about 500, and if you buy a fender imitation audio, you can practice at home with 20 watts!

200 pieces! Don't use it well when you just learn it, it's not good for you in the future! Use both the trash and the fake!

In the future, it will be of great help to you whether you buy a good piano or use it well! See for yourself! Go to Guitar China** Liduo to see technical posts or something that will help you learn! Thank you.

This is an imitation piano, it is recommended to buy epiphone, I think that although beginners do not need to be in place at one time the whole cow piano, but still can not be bought casually, bad piano can only dispel your love for the guitar Even if you don't buy the brand, you have to buy a piano with a good hand feel and a sound that is not broken.

I think that if a novice practices the piano and buys a good piano all of a sudden, if you can't practice well, you don't have the heart to practice, then you won't regret it? Like how many guitarists used to use the piano well when they first learned the piano?

No matter what kind of piano you use as a novice or a new, it's not too late to buy it after practicing with the piano you are using now, mainly your current practice method, start the piano and practice it well, don't listen to what others say, practice with your current piano with peace of mind

The midrange is warm, you can rock it, but the metal is not good, and the high position is more difficult to play, but it is not impossible to overcome, so it is better to choose a piano after determining the style you like.

This kind of piano is not used to play at a high speed, the sound is too thick and thick, and if you play it at the speed of Paul and Ingway, the timbre is connected

The Epiphone LP Standard is great for beginners, and it's much better than some of the inferior imitations.

But there is a little "problem" hehe, this guitar is very heavy compared to the acoustic guitar, and it is numb when I sit and play the legs, and I need to exercise more when I stand and play, and my shoulders are about to collapse after an hour of carrying LP for the first time, and I digress hehe. Come on!

Why not.

I think that's good.

I'm used to playing the ST type, and one day I played with my friend's LP and felt that the neck was so wide, and I didn't compare it carefully, I don't know if it was really wider than the ST or because the LP neck was thinner, so it felt "wide"....In fact, you can go to the physical store to try both kinds of people, but the people who use LP are also a lot of people, I personally think there is no need to be so entangled in this problem, there has never been only people to adapt to the piano, like 1960, then buy, don't finally buy something else and find that it is not true love and regret it....

ST: It is a classic type of Fender guitar, the fretboard is relatively wide LP, the string distance is less than usual, the timbre is not easy to say, and the imitation piano also has the appearance of ST, so it is necessary to say in detail a certain brand and a certain model.

LP: It is the classic appearance of the Gibson guitar, the fretboard is a little narrower, but the stem is a little thicker, and the strings are usually a little higher than the ST.

If you are a bass, it will be easier to learn if you have a background in the acoustic guitar, and you usually have to play in the band to play the bass.

I advocate that the landlord practice the acoustic guitar first, and then think about the electric guitar, otherwise he will only play the electric guitar, and it will be very embarrassing if he can't play the acoustic guitar. If you play the acoustic guitar well, you can usually play the electric guitar well, but the reverse is different.

Let's learn some classical basics first, or you will encounter a lot of inevitable difficulties when you don't play the electric guitar.

It is a good choice for beginners to buy Squier's ST, Tele or Epiphone's LP100 and G310. These two brands are the sub-brands of the world's most classic piano type, Fender Gibson, which are very distinctive and cost-effective. In addition, Ibanez GRX70, Washburn N1, Cort X2, etc. are also good.

However, it is important to note that the first instrument has a very strong impact on a guitarist, and each of these instruments has its own emphasis. The main reason I liked ESP Ltd and ended up buying ESP was to once own a Ltd and find real pleasure in it. After all, people have a tendency to be nostalgic.

In fact, most of the electric pianos were converted from folk songs.

There are very few electric pianos to get started.

It's up to you to learn how far you learn. Actually, there is no obstacle to paying attention.

Fit for this thing to play the piano There's nothing that doesn't fit.

The two tones are not the same, and the timbre of the piano body is different. The specific style represents the product, which has been clearly stated upstairs. Good performance?

Don't know what you mean. As long as it is a regular brand and a non-miscellaneous brand, the big factory will not smash its own brand. The LP guitar is not very comfortable for novices, but it is good to get used to.

There is no performance of the instrument, only the difference in sound, your question still depends on personal preference, LP neck should be wider and thicker, and it may be more difficult for people with small hands, if you have not been in contact with it, it is best to go to the piano store to touch it yourself and try it.

LP personally prefers it, the sound is strong, not suitable for playing high positions, LP electric guitar is recommended.

It's good for beginners to buy epiphone, gibson is tens of thousands at every turn, and novice plays are a little wasteful.

It is recommended to choose your main direction first, whether it is the main tone or rhythm, whether it is metal or other styles, it is recommended that beginners or choose a piano that adapts to a wider range, the piano I used when I first started is a 270dx, the range of adaptation is relatively wide, the bridge of the ibanez is better, it is not easy to run the sound, but because it is a basswood body, I personally feel that the sound sounds more fat, and it is more inclined to the main tone.

It's all good, but you must be optimistic, there are too many high imitations on the Internet.