How to choose a guitar??? How to choose a guitar? What should I pay attention to when buying a guita

Your question is very vague. You're going to ask this question. I think you should be a beginner.

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.

Choose a solid xylophone for the board.

The wood grain above and below the sound hole of the piano is symmetrical, which means that it is pure solid wood.

Then look at the cross-section of the sound hole, solid wood also has wood grain.

Pick according to your figure. People are big and small people are small. It's best to ask the salesman to tune the guitar and play it to see how it sounds, and it feels okay.

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.