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mattdinglemattdingle Posts: 180
edited April 2011 in Musicians and Gearheads
Hi I am going to buy an accoustic . Any good suggestions? Thinking along the lines of Takamine 330 !!
Wat do yas think. Cheers .

On electric . Gibson or fender
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  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 Posts: 23,171
    mattdingle wrote:
    Hi I am going to buy an accoustic . Any good suggestions? Thinking along the lines of Takamine 330 !!
    Wat do yas think. Cheers .

    On electric . Gibson or fender
    for an acoustic i would get whay you think plays well and sounds good. i am a gibson acoustic fan myself, but it all depends on what your price range is and if you want an acoustic or acoustic electris, or whatever. i have had good experiences with takamines, but like i said it depends on how you want it to sound.

    as far as electrics, i am a gibson man, with a couple of strats thrown in because i needed something with single coils. i know i am not much help, but you asked for suggestions lol...
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  • GardenpartyGardenparty Posts: 1,910
    Acoustic - check out Seagull. excellent North American made guitars at very good prices
    Electric - i'll take a Fender but pick 'em both up an decide for yourself. it's just personal preference, me thinks
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  • Caught a bolt of lightningCaught a bolt of lightning Posts: 88
    Acoustic...I agree I love seagull, and have had my Yamaha for 20 years and I still love to play it..

    As far as gibson and fender go, I believe if you are really into playing and have the funds you will eventually own both. I have a few Fenders and Gibsons and love them all for different reasons (tone playability etc). You cant go wrong with either....there is a reason why they have stood the test of time and are essentially the most sought after brands.
    Try out both brands....
    However If I were to choose one guitar (for me) it would be a Gibson Les Paul.....that being said without having to spend over $2000 I would recommend the New Les Paul Studio 60's Tribute....under a grand like 8 or 9 hundred it is a great playing sounding and looking guitar...a member posted recently about his new goldtop incoming and made me go check it out at the store and they are nice!!!
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  • RedMosquito22RedMosquito22 Posts: 8,158
    Caught a bolt of lightning wrote:
    Acoustic...I agree I love seagull, and have had my Yamaha for 20 years and I still love to play it..

    As far as gibson and fender go, I believe if you are really into playing and have the funds you will eventually own both. I have a few Fenders and Gibsons and love them all for different reasons (tone playability etc). You cant go wrong with either....there is a reason why they have stood the test of time and are essentially the most sought after brands.
    Try out both brands....
    However If I were to choose one guitar (for me) it would be a Gibson Les Paul.....that being said without having to spend over $2000 I would recommend the New Les Paul Studio 60's Tribute....under a grand like 8 or 9 hundred it is a great playing sounding and looking guitar...a member posted recently about his new goldtop incoming and made me go check it out at the store and they are nice!!!

    Yup. I played one of the new 60's tribute LP's at GC and it sounded fantastic into the Fender Blues Deluxe!!!
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  • keeponrockinkeeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    Electric: Both are good and serve their purposes. I like Fenders myself, but that's just me.
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