I recommend an electric guitar with a relatively good tone of three or four thousand yuan

Depending on what style you play, the price of three or four thousand for a big brand of piano can be, it belongs to the entry level, but it does not belong to the pure novice level, after all, there are more than 1,000 yuan of the piano, right, this is directly related to your economic conditions.

For rock, I choose Ibanez, ESP, etc., but ESP is made in Korea.

If you want to be popular, choose Fender's sq to be made in Indonesia, single and double, three singles are not suitable for you, and punk will choose three singles.

In fact, the brand of the piano is basically relatively fixed, you have to know what style you play, now there are many brands of domestic piano but they are not good, the wood is a mess, and the process is very general.

The important thing you know is that rock 'n' roll is basic. Double, Double, or Double, Blues Funk punk is basically three singles, and there are a lot of blues with two pairs, but most of them are gibson's pianos, and the popular ones are arbitrary, after all, you are not a professional, let so much attention be paid to get away.

Now you still don't know what style to play, so you choose the ibznez bar double single double, very comprehensive, it is best to cut the single with dual pickups.

Finally, let me tell you a word,You can't catch up with a 100 million piano, you have a good speaker of about 10000,Strong,Distortion effect and some other effects are not things that come out of the effect,It's the effect of the sound,The effect is an analog signal.,If you just play and play, you can choose one.,You look at the hand that is pleasing to the eye.,Just give up at the professional level.,There's no development really.,It's very okay to be a hobby.。

ibanez RG350DXZ EXZ DXZ WHITE EXZ BLACK.

Don't explain this price point that sells bad models too.

Effects and sound have a great impact on timbre, and a set of equipment can be more ideal when the timbre is high-grade.

Take a look at Fanta's guitar and its sub-brand.

Daddario, ordinary 30 yuan Premium exp60 or so. Evaluation, ok! But there are more fakes. The current Daddario is said to be a joint venture with a domestic factory. Ordinary (EZ series) guitars under 1500 yuan are applicable.

Martin strings, I haven't used them, about 50-100 yuan. I've used it in bulk (a few years ago) and 50 yuan is better than Daddario. Suitable for guitars over 2000.

The dr strings (I like it a lot) electric guitar is working, and the acoustic guitar is also good, smooth and soft, quite good. But the lifespan is short. I haven't used the DR high-end, I use all the ordinary ones.

Between 50-90. Personally, I recommend that it is better to buy a normal one than to buy a Daddario exp ordinary guitar for about 2000 or so. High-end guitars from 3500 are suitable.

Due to the softness, there will be a slight fretting phenomenon in the acoustic guitar.

Vince (forgot how to spell it) strings 60 or more. Evaluation, harder than a telephone pole, junk goods. I think it's the most rubbish of the high-end strings.

ghs strings, never used.

Fender strings, now basically fake. I don't use it anymore. However, there is a good type of electric guitar, suitable for mid-to-low-end guitars.

Elixir strings. Claimed to be the longest-lived string in the world (10-12 months), the tone is bright and sharp, and if you use it, it can take your guitar to the next level due to the good tone. I'm using it, and I've been using it for 3 and a half months, and the tone is exactly the same as the new outfit, without any loss.

And it's very smooth, with a small "squeak" that glides on the strings. **Between 110-130. The material is harder, suitable for guitars over 2500.

Domestic Alice, the shortest lifespan ** is also the cheapest, and you have to change it in a month.

I forgot what a Korean one called, I didn't find the box (I don't know where I forgot to put it) cas what is the end of the er, **25-35 between the cost performance is good, can be used for 2 and a half months. It's a little thinner, especially the 6-string string 6-string standard is between this one.

This is information found from the Internet, but my opinion is that your piano is relatively good, and it will be better to change the strings of the Yamaha, you can ask first, according to your daily practice time and habits, the one that suits you is the best.

Hello classmates, beginner guitar recommends that you buy a low-priced folk guitar is the best! Because for beginners, there are many elements that want to learn the piano by themselves, but at the beginning they are very blind and can't find the direction at all. Internet, books, a lot of things don't read at all.

I often only care about those dazzling skills and very stylish performances. A folk guitar will help you find the right direction for you to play as quickly as possible (electric guitar, classical, folk). It contains the most elementary scales and melodic notation.

As for the timbre, I advise you not to pursue it too early, because everyone has their own timbre, if you want to buy an electric guitar, the said configuration should also be the effect, speaker, cable, these also need you to rely on experience to debug, but good timbre also requires a lot of investment, as for what is a good timbre, no one is sure

If you want to learn the electric piano, depending on what price you are willing to pay, the cheapest match is about 1500, which has no difference in tone and feel, and will only make you feel that you are discouraged from your enthusiasm. The light piano that can be used is at least 2000, and the tone is not so outstanding, but it can guarantee that you will not drop it in the future... No matter how good it is, I still advise you to have a certain foundation! Here is a recommended LP electric guitar you can look it up.

Also, before buying a piano, it's best to go to your local piano shop and sign up for a lesson, ask the teachers there, what they say, of course, in order to make money, they will definitely try their best to sell their piano, hehe, but at the beginning of playing the piano, it is better to choose the cheap one...

For example, there are eplay, slow hand, Finlay, Brooke, etc., you can choose from, I now use Finlay guitar, they have launched a beginner's faster progress of the piano, in fact, the string distance is lower and the feel is better, but this is really to protect the beginner's hand, it doesn't hurt so much to press, but in the end you still have to rely on yourself to keep practicing. I don't think it's necessary for beginners to pay too much attention to the timbre, which is also more subjective, and beginners don't know how to listen to it, so I think it's all about the same.

As a piano teacher, I generally recommend Finlay guitars to beginners, and students make the fastest progress! Good play, good tone! Easy to get started, students are willing to continue practicing, and poor pianos are easy to make students give up halfway!

Folk guitars, cheap one hundred to two hundred.

Generally speaking, there are several grades of guitars suitable for beginners:

Practice piano: most of them are basswood panels and basswood dorsal side panels, no more than 300 yuan;

Introductory guitar: most of them are spruce tops, rosewood fingerboards, basswood back side boards, **no more than 500 yuan, don't be fooled.

Medium guitar: spruce top, rosewood fingerboard, spruce back side board, low-end veneer mostly, **800-1000 or so;

High-end point: all single guitars, spruce veneer mostly, **1500 or more. Maybe it's not high-end, but there are tens of thousands.

Choose a guitar to see the timbre, sound quality, and tone: this thing is more subjective, so we look for objective factors, and on the premise of satisfying objective factors, each pursues the sound they like. The voice is loud and the sound sustain is long.

The sound is crisp and pure, without noise, muffledness, wolf sounds, etc. The high-mid bass is balanced, and there will be no problems such as low treble, muffled bass or poor bass resonance, and sharp treble. The overtones at the 5th, 7th, 12th, and 19th frets of the guitar are crisp and bright and easy to play.

Personally, I think Yamaha is good, if you are taller, use it, if it is not high, use the model.

In terms of plywood, Mantic's GT-1 is good, and the most cost-effective veneer is the Saga SF700