Please teach me some precautions when choosing a guitar

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1. First of all, a good guitar will definitely have a good feel, and the spacing of the most basic six strings must be appropriate and not too high.

2. Secondly, use the naked eye to check the workmanship and details of the guitar. When choosing a guitar, look at the front position to see if the workmanship is more delicate. Then check the overall guitar wood connection for degumming or paint stripping.

3. Finally, use the ear's hearing to check the quality of a guitar, listen to the overall tone of the guitar, whether the sound of the six strings is clear, and the timbre of the bass, midrange, and treble are independent and the sound is very clean.

4. The best way is to find a friend who knows how to play the piano or can play the piano together, which reduces the risk of being cheated when buying a piano.

First, if you want to buy a good guitar, it is best to buy it in person at a piano store or musical instrument store, choose a reputable piano store or musical instrument store, if you plan to play or learn for a long time, it is best to buy it in a famous brand store, which is more ***.

Second, buying a good guitar not only means that the guitar should be good, but also that it should suit your own style, so you should determine which type of guitar to buy according to your own style.

Third, check the materials and appearance of the guitar. Ordinary acoustic guitar tops are generally made of spruce wood, and high-end ones are also made of rosewood. Guitars with full veneer (i.e., all pure wood, without plywood or anything like plywood) are more expensive and of good quality.

If you look at the appearance of the guitar, you mainly need to see whether the paint is uniform, whether there are traces of bumps and scratches, whether the glue between the guitar plate surfaces is tight, and whether the workmanship is meticulous. Another point is to look at the wood texture of the panel, a good wood texture is very clear.

Fourth, check the headstock, neck, strings, and bridge of the guitar. Smooth the neck with your hands to see if there is roughness, and check for cracks in the junction between the neck and the body, which is the most important. Observe the entire instrument horizontally from the headstock to see if the body is flat.

Check the guitar headstock chords for rust. Check that the bridge (or string bridge) is secure.

Fifth, check the inside of the guitar's cabinet. Check whether the inside of the case is clean and tidy, whether the workmanship is rough, and whether there are any moths and other phenomena.

Sixth, finally, observe the grade setting of the guitar and try the acoustics of the guitar. Because it's going to be played in the end, it's important to start proofreading the pitch.

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If you are a novice, you should pay attention to the pitch and spacing when choosing a guitar, if the spacing is too high, your fingers will hurt, and if it is too low, you will hit the fret. I use a seed guitar myself, and the sum ratio is quite high, so you can also learn about it!

1. Observe whether the appearance is damaged: observe whether there are traces of bumps on the appearance and whether the piano case is damaged.

2. Check the bridge: A damaged bridge can have a great impact on the sound quality of the guitar.

3. Whether the piano case and the fretboard are in a straight line: If the fretboard of the piano is crooked, then it must be an inferior product.

4. Check the headstock and knobs: see if the headstock and knobs of the guitar have quality problems, because they often need to be tuned, so the position of the knobs is crucial.

5. Check the slots of the electric box and the battery: If you buy an electric guitar, you should check whether there are quality problems in the electric box, battery and slot when you buy it.

6. Check the strap and small parts: check the position on both sides of the strap and whether there is any quality problem in the fixed part.

7. Check the sound hole: check whether there is any broken wood in the sound hole, and if it is a guitar with a box, check whether the wire connecting the sound hole is damaged.

It depends on the economic situation. Personally, I think that novices should consider whether they will have to change guitars soon in the future to avoid unnecessary waste. Many friends are asking the same question, I think the most important measure of a novice's piano is the feel and tone in the range of maximum purchasing power, followed by the brand.

A good tone is more intriguing, and if the economy allows, it's better to buy a better single-board guitar.

1. Timbre and feel, when there is no help from professionals, choose the favorite so as not to affect the interest in practicing.

2. The quality of the brand piano is guaranteed, the whole veneer is the best, the surface is single, and the plywood is slightly worse.

3. It is best to buy a 41-inch standard piano, and the wood piano is generally the best material.

4. The missing angle is not as good as the full angle, and the larger the resonance range, the better.

5. Look at the string reel, the fully enclosed one is better than the open one.

In short, the same ** look at the brand, the same brand looks at the wood, and the same piano picks the wood color.

First, choose a guitar to suit your height and hand shape, height does not need me to say more, mainly hand type, fingers thin point of the short point of the choice of the fingerboard is not too wide, on the contrary, choose the fingerboard width of the second, is the production material, the resonance box of the high-end piano is mainly spruce, cedar, rosewood, mahogany, maple, mahogany, etc., this kind of piano timbre or feel are first-class, of course, ** needless to say, beginners are recommended to use a handmade guitar with a panel for wooden veneer and plywood on the back side on the marketThe third is the appearance, first of all, to check the panel of the resonance box, the adhesive of the back plate and the side plate and there are no gaps, damage, glue, deformation, bumps and other problems, secondly, check the saddle, the bonding between the fingerboard and the panel, the shoulder and the side plate, the bonding between the fingerboard and the neck, whether there are any of the above problems, and finally, gently tap the panel with your fingers, listen to the sound at the sound hole, the timbre should be rich, and the aftersound should be long, so that the guitar can go! Finally, I wish you a good Aegean

Mid-to-low-end guitars basically don't need to look at any brand、Just look at the feel and tone of the real thing.。。

If you have to recommend, I recommend the American Jenny guitar, which is said to be a cost-effective piano, **four or five hundred, the specific model shopkeeper will recommend it to you, and it depends on your personal preferences.

Personally, I don't think the guitar needs to look at the brand

After all, the guitar is chosen by the person, everyone's needs for the sense of hand are different, a smooth guitar is often the key to novice learning, if the guitar is not suitable, it is easy to cause the fatigue of the hand to increase, such as the strings are too high, the fingering will be more tired, many novices have given up the guitar. Let me tell you some of the factors that lead to choosing a guitar based on my personal experience.

1.Buy a folk guitar (that is, there is no hole in the headstock), the classical requirements for finger dexterity and span are too great, not suitable for novices

2.The timbre should be good (just buy the primary color of wood, too much paint will affect the timbre).

3.You can't play the frets (just press and play on a string and a grid, as long as there is no muffled sound of clicking, and the first 5 frets will be roughly tried).

4.The taste of the handle is best with a little curvature, so that the large horizontal press will be more comfortable

5.Knock on the body strand (just the sound hole, don't do it if it's too thin, because it's a composite board that is too thin.)

Generally, beginners recommend buying a piano below 500, and I personally think that around 300 is about the same... My first piano was bought at the grocery store for a little over 100... It was devastated terribly...

1, ** It is best to have more than 400, and the piano of 400 will seriously affect your interest.

2. The panel, the back and side panels, should have a clear wood grain, remember not to buy a guitar with bells and whistles, this ** must be bought with a wood color.

3. The size is best 40 inches, or 41 inches. The knob is fully enclosed. Pay attention to check the bridge articulation and the fretboard articulation.

4. Adjust the string spacing, the 12th fret of the guitar, from the string to the fretboard for example, should be 4mm. This is the best feel. This is important.

5. After adjusting the string spacing, each taste of each string should be checked to see if there is a phenomenon of playing the product, if there is also sandpaper, always be adjusted to the best feel, which is very, very important.

6. Check the workmanship as a whole, tune the strings with a tuner, tune to the standard tone, play the strings, see if the pointer of the tuner swings left and right seriously, if it is very serious, you can't buy it, and there is also a test to try it, first pluck the empty strings, tune the tone with the tuner, and then pluck the 12 frets of the string, see if the pointer of the tuner is about 15, if it exceeds 20, try to choose other pianos.

Summary: When a novice buys a guitar, the feel is the most important. For a few hundred quick bucks, there's no need to go after the tone, because the plywood can't have the sound you want. **The higher the better, a few brands are recommended, Yamaha, Sound Garden.

It depends on what style you need, and what is the approximate price, if your financial ability is average, the low-end of the metal piano Schecter, I think it's good, or subsidiaries under other big brands, such as Epi and Talent under Gibson, and Squier under Fender or LTD under ESP, etc., a lot of different styles and different brands, if it's a rich second generation, don't care about money, then go directly to the high-end Gibson Fender ESP Jackson Schecter prs dean all of these brands have to be of origin.

Finally, summarize two sentences 1Don't always think about getting an all-rounder, you can do it in any style, it's impossible, there are only all-rounders in the world who can play in any style, but there is no all-rounder.

2.As long as you can, buy as much equipment as you can, and as for the benefits, you'll find out as you go.

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