02-14-2009, 12:24 PM
I'd still recommend that you start with a cheap guitar. The reason is simple. You may find that you don't like it, don't have the necessary time to put into it, or just don't play as often as you'd like. If that's what unfortunately happens, you've got either a $400 conversation piece or you've got to try to get rid of it and hope to make a decent return on the resale.
If you have an inexpensive starter guitar, and that's what happens, you're only out a hundred bucks.
Then, down the line, if you decide it's something that you really want to pursue, you can always upgrade.
If you have an inexpensive starter guitar, and that's what happens, you're only out a hundred bucks.
Then, down the line, if you decide it's something that you really want to pursue, you can always upgrade.