Due to the fact i have an increadibly short attention span, I have never bothered to learn a musical instrument. However now that i have a stupid amount of time on my hands I was wondering if anyone had any advice for me.
Ive kinda thought about learning to play a basic acoustic guitar (unless anyone can put me off). Just wondering if anyone can recommend me a cheap basic model to get me started?
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Don't get a big name like Fender or Epiphone either, you're paying for prestige, not necessarily quality. Yamaha are generally a good bet.
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I concede, however that the drums are a more manly instrument than a guitar. Especially an acoustic one.
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If you buy second hand, you can get a setup for relatively cheap, and once you get started, the possibilities are limitless compared to a guitar...
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If you want to check out some good use of a sampler, check out some MP3's of my ex-band The Bureau De Change on www.dtrashrecords.com
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You could buy a kit and practise for 50 years and still wouldn't be fit to clean their sticks you idiot.
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why not try your local music shop den place and just ask - unless their really horrible morons they'll probably be happy to help you.
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Get one of the Yamaha Pacificas to begin with, top little learny guitars/gigging guitars. Buy a decent amp too, I've just nabbled one of the 15 watt Vox Valvetronix amps, for 130 quid it's really rather wonderful and certainly more practice friendly than my valve amps...