How do I pick a guitar and how do I choose a guitar? I m a newbie

The guitar is not good will affect the feel, affect the interest in learning, beginners are to buy some practice piano, between two or three hundred**, but I suggest that you try to buy the upper class if the conditions allow, if the guitar is too poor, and so you will find all aspects such as timbre to a certain extent, the feel can not meet your requirements, you will buy another one, the first one will be thrown aside, it is better to buy a little better now, the size of 40 inches is good, buy your own guitar self-study March Pass, there are very detailed **. If you can't understand it, find a mentor to guide you for a few days, read more forums, as long as you are not stupid and you are diligent, you can learn well.

The guitar is all self-taught, and the apprentice is just a pointer, and in the end you have to figure it out by yourself.

Let's learn the folk guitar first, the folk guitar practice is very cheap, but it is not recommended that you buy a guitar below 300, these guitars are not standard, the string spacing may be relatively high, it is not good for beginners, the standard heart of the folk guitar used to play and sing is 41 inches, commonly known as the D-shaped piano, it is best to find a person who can play the piano to help you pick one, the most important thing is the feel for beginners, if you have money, you must buy a good piano, the guitar is divided into splints and veneers, Most of the splints below 1000 are splints, and the veneers also have faceted single and full single, and the panels are generally above 1000.

Beginners don't have to think about the brand, the ordinary ones can, the main thing is to like the quality can not be too inferior, otherwise it will affect the learning of the guitar. About 300-400 is fine. It's better to learn acoustic guitar first.

Small folk guitars are also available. Ibanez is not bad.

You can ask your guitar teacher.

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...

It is generally better to see if the headstock adjustment knob is wrapped, and then it is necessary to see the size of the empty box, and finally to see if the headstock is straight.

There are mainly sound products, try more to see if you can play the products.

1.Appearance. There are no cracks in each joint, and the paint color is smooth.

2.Size Hold it to fit your body shape.

3.Handles. Conform to your own hand width, 4Strings and handles.

The distance should not be too high, otherwise it will be difficult to press. The right hand sweeps the strings of the 6 empty strings, and cannot touch the copper strip of the fingerboard grade, otherwise the pronunciation will be astringent.

5.The grade copper strip of the fingerboard exposes the fingerboard at the same height, without tilting, and is not easy to be too high, otherwise the fingers will not slide up and down smoothly and will be difficult.

6.Scale. Tune the empty strings according to C, pluck each scale, and listen carefully to the relationship between the scales.

7.Overtone. This is the best indicator of the quality of the resonance, and it is good to listen to it under the overtones of a few frets, and the sound is good.

8.I won't ask a friend who knows the piano to help you.

About 1000 guitars can actually buy some good ones, like Mivis X, with spruce + walnut back, walnut is a kind of tree in North America, relatively hard, the sound reflection is still relatively good, and the feel is also good. It's better than a certain Harbin FG600 of the same price, which is made in Indonesia, and the workmanship is not very good.

**At about 500 or above, followed by the appearance of the timbre and feel materials, I personally recommend about 700 Mivis S, which is a cost-effective guitar.

Look at the pd07c of eplay, the color is greasy, or the face list is more than 1000, then there is nothing to say, I love it so much!

If you are a beginner, it is recommended to buy a cheaper piano, because beginners can easily break the piano. After learning for a period of time, I will change to a general veneer.

If you don't buy a lacquered one, the more beautiful the wood is likely to have flaws, hehe.

What kind of wood to look at first? The most important thing is that the sound is crisp, and then you can't hit the fret, that is, you first hold down the high-end grade to see if the low-grade string is leaning on the fret column, if it goes up, it is called hitting the fret, it is recommended to find a person who understands ** together

Find someone who can play cotton and buy it together" to buy the expensive one.

Guitars should be selected according to the following methods.

The classification of guitar materials mainly includes plywood, veneer, and full single instrument.

The plywood is a lower grade of the acoustic guitar. The top and back panels of this type of guitar are made of hard wood plywood. The timbre is average, often used for practice, and it is a grade that is the most popular candidate for beginner guitar.

When choosing the guitar, the top of the front sheet is made of solid wood, and the back and side panels are still made of plywood. The main difference is that the timbre is better than that of a full plywood guitar, and the sound conduction ability is good, which is suitable for lovers who can learn the piano for a long time or buy advanced guitars.

When choosing a guitar, the whole single piano is a guitar made of solid wood for the top and back and side panels, which is much better in sound quality than the plywood guitar, with a rich timbre, good texture, and development. After a period of playing, the wood will become more sensitive to the sound and the timbre will get better and better.

This other thing. Fit is one thing, and the eye edge is also one thing. Other things are also living things, and if you have a heart-pounding feeling when you see him for the first time, it is the best thing for you.

In fact, it's very simple, depending on the occasion you use, the current guitar is also divided into several categories, mainly depending on your use, if it is a stage performance, or an electric guitar is better, usually practice, ordinary guitar is good.