I want to teach myself the guitar. A friend of mine let me borrow an acoustic guitar of his and I used it to get familiar with the instrument, but he asked for it back. I have a family member who has an old classical guitar I could borrow, but I’ve heard that it’s difficult to learn on this type of guitar.
I have an acoustic guitar and I had a full set of backup strings that came with my guitar, its been a long time since I have changed them so I decided I would today. I only have 3 strings right now (Low E, G, and B). Is it ok if I use this strings (I don’t want them to go to waste), and use another brand for the other 3 strings? Will affect my sound? Please give me any suggestions!
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I’ve been self teaching myself guitar lately but I only have a really cheap classical guitar at home. Strumming is horrible on that guitar. Can someone recommend or give me some tips what brand and model guitar i should go for?? My budget is around HKD1000. Thats around USD100-150. Oh and if any of you guys come from hong kong. Do u know any second hand shops?
Thanks alot !
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