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#8 - 03/05/09 09:17 PM Best Classical Guitar for Beginner?
DiamondDave Offline
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Can anyone recommend a brand or model of classical guitar that would be a great choice for a beginner? Especially someone who is not sure they will continue playing, but is just trying it out? Maybe around $100-$150?

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#12 - 03/14/09 12:49 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: DiamondDave]
ShackMan Offline
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Registered: 03/14/09
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Loc: Pittsburgh Area
Hey Dave,

It sounds like you just wanna check things out in the classical department, so I'm gonna go ahead and say that something like a student model Yamaha would be just fine for you. You may wind up spending about $200 for it, but I'd rather see you do that than buy a piece of junk that won't feel like the instrument should (or last remotely as long).

Here's just the thing:

http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-YAM-CG101A

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#13 - 03/14/09 01:56 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: ShackMan]
DiamondDave Offline
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Registered: 03/02/09
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Thanks Shack! I'll look into that. $200 is only a little more than I was going to spend and if it's good quality, it's probably worth it. May even make it more enjoyable to play so I keep with it longer. Not that I have any expectations either way.

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#31 - 05/18/09 12:55 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: DiamondDave]
jillian Offline
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The Yamaha C40 is a full-size classical guitar that is great quality and sound for the beginner. You can get the guitar and case for around $150. You can check it out at the following link: http://www.samedaymusic.com/product--YAMC40PK

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#34 - 05/18/09 09:32 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: jillian]
DiamondDave Offline
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Registered: 03/02/09
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Hey, thanks Jillian. I'll have to check that one out. Do you know anything about them? Yamaha is a pretty good brand name, not sure what others think about their classical guitar products, but definitely worth looking into. There's a local Guitar Center here in my area, maybe I'll see if they have it, then go online to try and find the best prices..

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#72 - 05/21/09 02:38 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: DiamondDave]
Gibson Offline
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Registered: 05/18/09
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http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-YAM-GM-STD-LIST
I like this package. You get multiple accessories with the guitar. Never needed a tuner though, I have good hearing laugh but I like the strap and the bag.


Edited by Gibson (05/21/09 02:38 PM)

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#515 - 07/24/09 01:43 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: Gibson]
drumstick Offline
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Registered: 07/06/09
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Why don't you watch out for a sale of classical guitars in your locality? There is a great chance of picking a good guitar there; and you can get it for a bargain too. A friend of mine got a good classical guitar for half the price at one such sale. It was just fine for learning purposes.

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#560 - 07/29/09 08:29 PM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: drumstick]
Micromoog Offline
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Registered: 07/06/09
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I agree that Yamaha has great quality in acoustic as well as electronic instruments.

Speaking of classical guitars, I got one from my father-in-law that he picked up for $80 at a garage sale. It was a great deal - It has nylon strings and is playable, although I have had a bit of an issue with buzzing high on the neck from time to time.

I still haven't upgraded it.

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#669 - 10/01/09 05:50 AM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: Micromoog]
teeter Offline
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Registered: 09/28/09
Posts: 39
Originally Posted By: Micromoog
I agree that Yamaha has great quality in acoustic as well as electronic instruments.

Speaking of classical guitars, I got one from my father-in-law that he picked up for $80 at a garage sale. It was a great deal - It has nylon strings and is playable, although I have had a bit of an issue with buzzing high on the neck from time to time.

I still haven't upgraded it.


same goes with here too..when it comes to guitars yamaha is a good brand

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#670 - 10/01/09 05:56 AM Re: Best Classical Guitar for Beginner? [Re: jillian]
teeter Offline
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Registered: 09/28/09
Posts: 39
Originally Posted By: jillian
The Yamaha C40 is a full-size classical guitar that is great quality and sound for the beginner. You can get the guitar and case for around $150. You can check it out at the following link: http://www.samedaymusic.com/product--YAMC40PK


great!.. i will check that link and to know more on this yamaha thing..do you have one?

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