Apr 30 2007
Double Neck Electric
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 | Dean Dave Mustaine VMNT Double Neck Classic Black Electric Guitar |  |  | US $1,599.00 | 17d 16h 21m |
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Double Neck Electric
What Guitar Is Best For Me?
im 13 and im going to start to learn guitar. i wanna start off with an electric but my mom said that i should start off with acousitic. i don't really c the difference. i wanna know what a solid body and a hollow body guitar is. and should i start with 7 & 8 inch strings or 12 inch strings? whats a double neck guitar? plz help!
for ur first guitar i would get an electric, it's more fun lol. u can rock out ;]
ur mom probably wants u to get an acoustic b/c it's not as loud and when ur starting out u may not sound that great and she probably doesn't want to be annoyed.
a hollow body guitar is basically a better made guitar.
think hollow= audi
solid body = toyota
the hollow body is kind of a mix between acoustic and electric meaning u can play the guitar with or with out an amp and it would sound OK.
the hollow body guitar is bigger and a lot more expensive. it might not be the best beginner guitar b/c it might be a pain to hold.
i think u mean a 12 string guitar? not 12 inch? u should NOT start with a 12 string guitar at all. they are a lot more complicated to play and not many songs have a use for them.
double neck for a beginner, no way. WAAY to big and bulky, you would be having a very hard time holding it. plus they are VERY heavy, so u would only want to use it for song or two, not for practicing, etc. the normal double neck has a combo of a twelve string neck and a six string neck. some have six strings and four strings, for bass.
ill give u some recomendations, u can order off this site, but u SHOULDN'T. u should go to local music store and try on different guitars and get a feel for them. is it comfortable, are the frets to far away, etc.
i wouldn't go with a really cheap guitar, id go with something mid range, unless u can afford something more then id say get a really good one.
also, get a brand name like fender, gibson ibanez, etc.
acoustic:
$150 - $200 -
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$200 - $300 -
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electric solid body:
$200 - $300 -
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electric hollow body:
$300 - $400 -
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$400 - $500 -
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my PERSONAL pic for a first time guitar would be a fender strat, they're fun, easy to play, come in a variety of finishes and are really cool looking!
hope i helped :] please choose a best answer?
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| Dean Dave Mustaine VMNT Double Neck Classic Black Electric Guitar | | | US $1,599.00 | 17d 16h 21m |
| Sea Blue Double neck Tele 6/8 electric Guitar Mandolin #119 | | | US $498.85 | 14d 8h 6m |
| Sea Blue Double neck Tele 6/6 electric Guitar combo #894 | | | US $498.85 | 14d 8h 6m |
| Alpine WH Richie Sambora Model Double neck 6/6 electric Guitar combo DeadMint | | | US $398.85 | 10d 6h 7m |
| Vintage Yellow Double neck 6/8 electric Guitar Mandolin | | | US $498.85 | 10d 6h 7m |
| Right Richie Sambora Model Double neck 6/6 electric Guitar combo DeadMint #271 | | | US $498.85 | 10d 6h 5m |
| Vintage Deep Blue Double neck 6/12 electric Guitar | | | US $458.85 | 10d 6h 5m |
| Sunburst Double neck 4/6 electric Bass Guitar Combo #026 | | 0 Bid | US $598.65 | 3h 11m |
| Maxetone white Headless double neck 4/6 string electric Bass guitar combo #878 | | 0 Bid | US $598.65 | 7h 51m |
| SOJING BRAND NEW DOUBLE NECK 4 & 5 STRING CUTAWAY ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC BASS GUITAR | | 1 Bid | US $225.00 | 21h 13m |
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When choosing an electric guitar online you will often be faced with quite a lot of information about the guitars you are looking at. I have written this article to try and help explain a few of these details in the hope that it will make your decision an easier and more confident one.
I will start by briefly describing some of the more commonly used timbers. The main body of the guitar will usually be made of agathis, alder, basswood, mahogany, or more recently paulownia. Mahogany is used for a wide variety of guitars known for its dark properties as well as its light weight both of these combining to create a warm, rounded, hugely sustainable tone. Alder is used on top quality guitars and produces a brighter tone than other woods (like mahogany) and provides a resonant, well rounded tone with excellent sustain. Agathis is a good quality timber and is used for its good resonating qualities and low price of production. In the past basswood was usually used for less expensive models but due to its better resonance at mid and high frequency, and better sustain than alder it is now more commonly in use for higher quality guitars. Paulownia is a soft, light and warp resistant wood that is commonly used as a body material in high end custom guitars, it is used for its light weight, pale appearance, and its good resonance, it is highly sought after.
The neck of the guitar will usually be made of mahogany, sometimes basswood, or maple. A neck made from maple would give a harder and brighter sound than one made from mahogany, and a maple fingerboard would have a brighter sound than a rosewood one.
Finger boards are normally made of rosewood, maple and in some cases ebony. Rosewood is a term that refers to any of a number of richly hued timbers, often brownish with darker veining and usually of good quality. Ebony is a dense black wood and is used on some of the more expensive guitars.
When choosing an electric guitar online you should pay attention to the pick ups, electric guitars commonly use two type of pick up, single coil and humbucker. One problem with single coil pick ups is that they pick up not just the sounds you are playing but a bit of mains hum as well. The humbucker was developed to over come this, a humbucker is basically two single coil pick ups of opposite magnetic polarity working together, the result is doubled output and a fatter, less trebly tone. Humbucker pickups can also be wired so that they are working in parallel, this produces a significantly cleaner sound but is fairly rare. When shopping for an electric guitar online information of the pick up configuration will usually be displayed like this: S-S-H , the S referring to a single coil pick up, and the H referring to a humbucker, the order of the letters from left to right is the order that the pick ups are on the guitar from the neck to the bridge.
The last (and in my opinion the most important) thing you should consider when shopping for a guitar is the style – do you like the look of it?
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