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If you’re buying your first guitar, the smartest budget for most people is about $250 to $500 for the guitar itself. That range is usually the sweet spot where you can get something that stays in tune, feels decent in your hands, and does not make learning harder than it already is. Go much cheaper […]
The “best” guitar for a beginner is, in most cases, a solid-body electric guitar with a fixed (hardtail) bridge, specifically a “Super Strat” style instrument like a Yamaha Pacifica or a hardtail Squier Stratocaster. While acoustic guitars are often recommended for their logistical simplicity, the physics of string tension and action height make them significantly […]
The Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster proves you don’t need to spend four figures to get the Fender sound. It has a thin, lightweight body and a smooth satin neck that makes learning less intimidating. While the ceramic pickups lack the warmth of high-end Alnicos and the tremolo system can be temperamental, it remains the gold […]
If you’re hunting for a starter acoustic guitar that bypasses the sterile sound of most entry-level guitars, the Fender CC-60S is a soulful contender. It trades the booming volume of a dreadnought for a comfortable, intimate playing experience that feels tailor-made for the couch or the campfire. While the factory setup often fights you with […]