I'm a complete beginner, so I don't know much about it. Should I get a guitar or an electric guitar? And can you recommend a good one I could order somewhere? (Preferably something inexpensive, since I don't have much experience yet and I'm not even sure if I'll be very interested in the guitar.)
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Loading...As a beginner, does it make sense to play songs or should you go in a completely different direction and deal with notes etc.
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Hello, the question is above. Are there a lot of chords to learn?
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Whether “normal” guitar (concert guitar) or electric guitar depends largely on what you want to play with it. What kind of music you want to play, do you want to perform (someday)?
Here you have a viable concert guitar, which is well suited for the beginning and has already installed a tone picker, for which every technician will be grateful if you are on a stage sometime:
https://www.thomann.de/de/gewa_student_natural_4_e_acoustic.htm
There are already significant differences between electric guitar and acoustic guitar, so first you should decide what you really want to learn. It’s always going to change. Maybe you have a friend who plays guitar and lets you try out, he could even show you the first chords. Or there is a guitar shop near you, where you might be advised.
Simple and good starter guitars are available for 200€, whether electric, concert or Western guitar. On the Internet you will also find some providers, such as justmusic. I bought a Fender-Westerngitarre for just over 300 € a few days ago. Although I have much more high-quality guitars at home, I don’t want to put them out of my hand…
But what I would strongly recommend to you: take care of a good guitar teacher, because as an autodidact it is often very difficult.
This depends entirely on what you want to play with it as an extem example if you want to play Deathmetal, then the acoustic guitar would certainly not be the right choice.
The best advice that you can give in place is to let yourself be advised by professionals in the shop and to simply compete with different guitars, whether you can or not.
At the price: I only know something about electric guitars and you should be 200 to approx. 400 euros for the guitar. Gruss
Then I advise you if you’re not sure yet: wait 3-4 months. If you still have the desire to learn guitar by then, I would take it on. And in you take a normal guitar or an electric guitar, you need to know.