Comments for hardon4guitars.com http://hardon4guitars.com Hard on for Guitars! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:31:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on B.C. Rich Stealth Chuck Schuldiner Tribute Guitar by Jones http://hardon4guitars.com/bc-rich-stealth-schuldiner/#comment-698 Jones Fri, 28 Nov 2008 10:52:50 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/learn-to-play-the-electric-guitar-free-online/#comment-698 Once you have bought yourself a guitar, you can actually start taking beginner lessons. Beginner lessons are guitar classes taught to newcomers so they are familiar with the basics of the guitar and how to play it. The first thing you will be taught is not how to play the instrument, but what the different parts of the guitar are. Once you have bought yourself a guitar, you can actually start taking beginner lessons. Beginner lessons are guitar classes taught to newcomers so they are familiar with the basics of the guitar and how to play it. The first thing you will be taught is not how to play the instrument, but what the different parts of the guitar are.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by ers1225 http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-103 ers1225 Fri, 10 Oct 2008 14:01:35 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-103 I've always heard its best to learn on a regular acoustic, then once you get the hang of it purchase a more expensive guitar. Plus, who knows if you're gonna like playing the guitar, or how much time you will spend playing it before you maybe get tired of it. I would rather figure that out with a less expensive guitar. If you figure out how to play, you will probably then appreciate the more expensive guitar. E I’ve always heard its best to learn on a regular acoustic, then once you get the hang of it purchase a more expensive guitar. Plus, who knows if you’re gonna like playing the guitar, or how much time you will spend playing it before you maybe get tired of it. I would rather figure that out with a less expensive guitar. If you figure out how to play, you will probably then appreciate the more expensive guitar.
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]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by Boi http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-102 Boi Wed, 08 Oct 2008 20:42:21 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-102 Do you want an acoustics guitar? Fender will do. Yamaha will do too. If live close to a guitar center in your areas, I suggest you check it out. Do not get it off Craig list. I darn sure, you can a brand new one for the same price. Do you want an acoustics guitar? Fender will do. Yamaha will do too. If live close to a guitar center in your areas, I suggest you check it out. Do not get it off Craig list. I darn sure, you can a brand new one for the same price.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by maggio040 http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-101 maggio040 Wed, 08 Oct 2008 01:42:51 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-101 Good question. I would suggest staying in the mid hundreds for your first guitar. Name brand doesn't always matter. Here is a link I found that will give you some helpfull hints. Good question. I would suggest staying in the mid hundreds for your first guitar. Name brand doesn’t always matter. Here is a link I found that will give you some helpfull hints.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by drumr2u http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-100 drumr2u Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:40:23 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-100 if i were you i would get an inexpensive electric guitar and a small amplifier. much easier to learn how to play an electric then it is an acoustic. Electric guitar bodies are slimmer and easier to learn how to play then fat acoustic. i learned on an electric and have been playing for six years you can find an inexpensive guitar to learn on if i were you i would get an inexpensive electric guitar and a small amplifier. much easier to learn how to play an electric then it is an acoustic. Electric guitar bodies are slimmer and easier to learn how to play then fat acoustic. i learned on an electric and have been playing for six years you can find an inexpensive guitar to learn on

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by smarty pants http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-99 smarty pants Fri, 03 Oct 2008 11:35:40 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-99 Quality control on a $100 guitar is pretty hit or miss. If you buy online always take your new guitar to a music store or instrument repair center and ask them to adjust ("set-up") the guitar and inspect it for manufacturing defects that could make your guitar difficult to play or tune. As you learn more about guitars this is something you may be able to do yourself. Too many people wind up buying a guitar with problems, don't realize it has problems, and wonder why they can't tune it or play it and give up on trying to play. Sometimes it can cost more to fix a problem than the guitar will ever be worth. Make sure you can easily get a refund if this is the case. Both my friend and I bought the same model of guitar from musicians friend for $100. (I wanted an acoustic-electric I could use as a knock-around beater guitar) His guitar came in the mail perfectly set-up. Mine had all kinds of problems. I wound up not sending it back thinking I could do some work on it myself and I did do some work myself but the thing still has major problems. I'll probably pull the electroncs out and put them in another guitar, eventually. Just make sure the place you buy it from has a painless return policy and the guitar comes with a factory warranty. I have also seen these problems in much more expensive instruments. So, if you don't know what you're looking at ALWAYS get a luthier (someone who makes and repairs stringed instruments) or a music store that is Qualified for repairs to examine the instrument after you get it. I still play it once in a while but thank god it's not my only guitar. Any major manufacturer (epiphone, yamaha, washburn, fender, etc.) should be fine but I suggest you spend at least twice that much on an acoustic guitar. You really do get what you pay for.......to a point. Quality control on a $100 guitar is pretty hit or miss. If you buy online always take your new guitar to a music store or instrument repair center and ask them to adjust (”set-up”) the guitar and inspect it for manufacturing defects that could make your guitar difficult to play or tune. As you learn more about guitars this is something you may be able to do yourself.

Too many people wind up buying a guitar with problems, don’t realize it has problems, and wonder why they can’t tune it or play it and give up on trying to play.

Sometimes it can cost more to fix a problem than the guitar will ever be worth. Make sure you can easily get a refund if this is the case.

Both my friend and I bought the same model of guitar from musicians friend for $100. (I wanted an acoustic-electric I could use as a knock-around beater guitar) His guitar came in the mail perfectly set-up. Mine had all kinds of problems. I wound up not sending it back thinking I could do some work on it myself and I did do some work myself but the thing still has major problems. I’ll probably pull the electroncs out and put them in another guitar, eventually.

Just make sure the place you buy it from has a painless return policy and the guitar comes with a factory warranty.

I have also seen these problems in much more expensive instruments. So, if you don’t know what you’re looking at ALWAYS get a luthier (someone who makes and repairs stringed instruments) or a music store that is Qualified for repairs to examine the instrument after you get it.

I still play it once in a while but thank god it’s not my only guitar.

Any major manufacturer (epiphone, yamaha, washburn, fender, etc.) should be fine but I suggest you spend at least twice that much on an acoustic guitar. You really do get what you pay for…….to a point.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by Rick James http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-98 Rick James Fri, 03 Oct 2008 11:19:56 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-98 Well.....Firs act used to be really really crapy but i would sugest a First Act or go to your local music store and buy one from a box if you know what i mean..then once you get good buy and Ibanez. Well…..Firs act used to be really really crapy but i would sugest a First Act or go to your local music store and buy one from a box if you know what i mean..then once you get good buy and Ibanez.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by jesterb http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-97 jesterb Tue, 30 Sep 2008 06:29:07 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-97 Washburn has some nice acoustics for under $200. I have one and it is a favorite of mine. the sound quiality is not the best probally because it is a thin bodied, but it plays awesome. It is my bang around the house guitar. My other acoustic is a Taylor but that cost me $4200. Dont like to bang around the house with that. good luck Keep the Faith Washburn has some nice acoustics for under $200. I have one and it is a favorite of mine. the sound quiality is not the best probally because it is a thin bodied, but it plays awesome. It is my bang around the house guitar. My other acoustic is a Taylor but that cost me $4200. Dont like to bang around the house with that.

good luck Keep the Faith

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by hondapride67 http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-96 hondapride67 Mon, 29 Sep 2008 12:57:39 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-96 I got a real peice of junk. Once I learned the basics I got myself I real nice electric guitar. And then other things from there. The guitar I got pretty much was a basic acoustic, 6 strings, 3 of the tuners didn't work without hardware pliers. But really, it was cheap and did everything it needed to do. I got a real peice of junk. Once I learned the basics I got myself I real nice electric guitar. And then other things from there.

The guitar I got pretty much was a basic acoustic, 6 strings, 3 of the tuners didn’t work without hardware pliers. But really, it was cheap and did everything it needed to do.

]]> Comment on How good of a first guitar should I get? by basketballstar01 http://hardon4guitars.com/how-good-of-a-first-guitar-should-i-get/#comment-95 basketballstar01 Sat, 27 Sep 2008 14:10:21 +0000 http://hardon4guitars.com/?p=20#comment-95 you need to start out with a really simple guitar but not to pretty. so start out with a acoustic guitar and then if you like it then buy an electric if you want or buy a better one! you need to start out with a really simple guitar but not to pretty. so start out with a acoustic guitar and then if you like it then buy an electric if you want or buy a better one!

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