Is the 1400 yuan Cama G1 full single guitar reliable on Pinduoduo?

The Cama G1 is a cost-effective advanced guitar for guitarists who are already using plywood guitars and want to have a long-term singleboard instrument. If you're buying a Cama G1 full single guitar on Pinduoduo, here are some suggestions::

1.Confirm seller creditworthiness: Before making a purchase, check the seller's creditworthiness rating and customer reviews to make sure you're buying the real thing.

3.Confirmation**: The market for Cama G1 full single guitar is around 4000 yuan, if it is far below the market price, it needs to be carefully considered.

4.Confirm after-sales service: Understand the seller's after-sales service policy and return and exchange process to ensure that problems can be solved in a timely manner after purchase.

To sum up, if you can carefully confirm the seller's reputation, product description, and after-sales service when buying a Cama G1 full single guitar on Pinduoduo, then the risk of buying this guitar will be relatively small.

A friend before said that he knew an e-commerce company, they said that some of them are super cheap like this, but there will be some flaws to buy so cheap, recently I have been wanting to buy a guitar from Yipufeng, Pinduoduo is cheaper than ** on the more than a thousand is really tempting, but think about what my friend said before or find a reliable place to buy it, after all, the guitar has a little flaw, and the sound may be very different.

Pinduoduo. Is it reliable to get a guitar for 1400 yuan? I don't know much about this, because I didn't spend that much money on guitars from Pinduoduo, and I think it's better to buy this from a physical store.

It's better to buy it from regular channels, it's best to buy brands, such as San Marco Yamaha, etc., it is recommended to find a friend who can play the piano to go with you to prevent being fooled by the owner of the piano store! The selection of the guitar can be seen from the appearance, whether the neck is parallel to the panel, if the neck is bent, such a piano must not be wanted! There is no bulge on the panel, even if it is a bulge, it is not good!

It is best to choose a guitar with a wood color, so that you can see the workmanship of the guitar and whether the wood is defective, if you choose a guitar with a color, it is not easy to see. Don't listen to what others say about the piano and buy it, you think you can, don't be embarrassed to choose the piano, pluck the strings if you don't understand, compare the timbre, and choose your favorite piano.

It's really not worth it the f310 is a plywood and it's generally 799.

Practice piano: most of them are basswood panels, and some even have basswood back and side panels, no more than 300 yuan, also known as fire sticks (because they are made of the same material as the firewood, the pitch is poor).

Beginner guitar: most of them are spruce tops, rosewood fingerboards, and the back side plates are not necessarily, ** about 1000 yuan, five or six hundred plywood pianos are the majority, and there are also some entry-level single pianos around 1,000 yuan.

Medium guitars: mostly spruce tops, rosewood fingerboards, dorsal side panels mahogany fire rosewood, generally the mid-range single piano of various series, and some full single (very few), ** around 3000;

High-end point: all single guitars, spruce veneer mostly, **four or five thousand or above, there is no upper limit, there are tens of thousands, but ordinary people don't need it.

For the experience of choosing a guitar, it is recommended to refer to the wall crack.

No matter what you buy, you have to know some experience, so as not to be pitted, because generally the first time you go to the piano shop, you will be pitted, the two most important points (you can't hear the timbre and the like):

1. Look at the appearance, directly choose the original wood color or black, sunset color (classic three-color system), never white, pink and other guitars, that is the above mentioned practice level;

2. Check the feel, when the guitar is tuned to the standard pitch, at the 12th fret, the distance between the string and the fretboard should be about 3 mm (that is, the thickness of a coin). Pressing the string too high will make it hard, and on the contrary, it will cause the phenomenon of hitting the product. A good feel should be that without hitting the frets and any noise, the fingers of the left hand can easily press any note, and the large horizontal press does not feel laborious.

3. Look at the performance (in fact, you can't see it, you get what you pay for, and it's right to choose the most expensive one within your budget).

About 600, it depends on what you bought in **, but the origin of F310 is Indonesia, and now the domestic Yamaha guitars are better than those in Indonesia. And the F310 is a splint instrument.

Although I can't hear it, the more I play the noodles and the whole list, the better the sound.

There's a difference, especially for songs with a lot of glissando.

As you said, most of the domestic miscellaneous brands and pseudo-foreign brands that have risen are hyped up by advertorials, and the sad thing is that most novices don't know how to distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of guitars, and simply think that good-looking, expensive, and "good" feel is a good piano. And most of the miscellaneous cards are to grasp this novice mentality, deliberately reduce the string spacing very low, usually the limit, even to the limit, not only seriously affect the sound quality, but also cause the quality to play. A "good" piano should have at least the following conditions:

1. There are steel bars in the neck, and many low-end miscellaneous brands have no steel bars in the neck, which will be distorted and cannot be used in a few months.

2. After the neck is straightened (it cannot be adjusted without steel bars), the distance between the upper edge of the frets of 6 strings (the thickest one) to 12 frets (the 12th grid of the headstock counted) should be in between, martin and the like may be slightly higher, there are 4mm that have been seen, depending on everyone's habits, finger power, and technique, and I personally feel that it is appropriate to be left and right.

3. This is something that most miscellaneous brands can't do, and it is also a watershed in the detection of guitars, that is, pitch. Use a tuner to measure the pitch of the 6 strings to see if each string is the same as the 12-fret scale name, and if it is exactly the same, most of the instruments are not bad.

Generally speaking, I personally recommend mature brands, because even if you learn the above three points, the degree of air drying of the plate, the setting of the sound beam, and the preset of the tension of the panel are difficult to identify with the naked eye at the beginning, and it is often too late to find the problem.

4000**You can go to the BBS second-hand area to watch Yamaha's LL16, Ingman Spruce + Inmei full order. The advantage is that the quality is stable, the timbre is mature and warm, and Ingman has less dependence on the opening sound, but the sense of power is insufficient, if this piano friend prefers explosive performance forms and repertoire, Yamaha LL16 is not recommended.

The new piano stick goods parkwood 5 series can be considered, it may be relatively niche in China, and the piano friends have held the piano for more than a year, and no quality problems have been found for the time being. Personally, I feel that the timbre is a little "cool", lacking the rich charm of the acoustic guitar, but the price of STIKA+Yinmei's classic configuration + pickups is about 4500, and the cost performance is still good. And stika is also more explosive, the basic timbre is very excellent panel, of course, contrary to Ingman, lack of delicacy, playing, singing, strumming is good, if it is a clear style of finger play, it may be less expressive.

When you see that you don't want a D-type, then the second-hand Yamaha LS16 LJ16 or Parkwood 5 series barrel types are also diverse, and you can choose your own.

About 4,000 can choose to import pianos, and they are all big brands, such as Canadian seagulls and Korean crafters. All are good options at this price point. In particular, Crouter is made in Korea and imported from Korea!

I feel that it is the best workmanship at this price This brand has just arrived in China, and there is basically no publicity. But it's very popular abroad, you can study it, and I also recently helped a friend look at the piano and found this brand

It is impossible for international brands to be fully single, and all international brands should start at least 10,000, and at most buy a low-end face order. If it is domestic, 4000 can also buy a low-end full order.

I really don't recommend you to buy a guitar that costs 4,000. Too embarrassing. I often help my friends bring guitars back from the United States, and regular guitars really don't make much difference. High-end brands have their own characteristics.

To give you an American guitar sale** can you see for yourself.

There are basically big brands, and there are not many pianos that meet your requirements. And these pianos will definitely rise again when they reach the country. Your best bet is to ask them at a piano shop in your city if they want to make it to order, according to your size and requirements.

The two are the same in terms of configuration, and the difference is that Gabriel's GR65 neck is a whole mahogany, and Cama is spliced mahogany, there is actually no difference between the two, the whole mahogany is used by Martin and many imported handmade pianos, but no matter how expensive Taylor guitars are, they are all spliced mahogany piano coders only necks. In terms of timbre, I think Kama is hard and clear, and Gabriel's is rich and sustained. There was a real feeling that Cama was imitating Chi Pei Taylor, and Gabriel was imitating Martin.

I think it's better to have a full light, and the whole light is almost more than 3000 yuan, which is still pretty good.

Cama G1 I haven't used the GF800C of the Spaul São Paulo guitar for less than half a year, and I am very satisfied with the fact that there are no problems at the moment. The piano teacher also said that his piano is good.

Cama is better at making plywood guitars, and it is better to choose a single veneer or a more professional São Paulo guitar.

The São Paulo GF800C has a slightly better cut-out beam, and the tone conduction feels a little better than the other.

The cama is a good instrument, but this one is more recommended. Martin GPCPPA1 is a full single, this one has been used for twenty or thirty years, and it is a professional piano. The flowers on the fretboard are stickers, please ignore them.

martin gpcpa1

As far as these two pianos are concerned, Kama G1 is a rosewood back side plate, G1K is an acacia wood back side plate, other configurations are the same, ** G1K is one or two hundred yuan more expensive than G1, see what you like, we are not a great god in timbre, and I can't hear any difference