guitar 500-600
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http://www.music123.com/Washburn-X33-i131637.music
That should be a shade over 600 with shipping, it's good pretty good reviews on HC. OR
http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/sg/auction/88631019?aucview=0x13
That should be a shade over 600 with shipping, it's good pretty good reviews on HC. OR
http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/sg/auction/88631019?aucview=0x13
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what guitar do you currently own? no use recommending something you already have...
penta-tonic
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btw they r spelt as humbuckers. i recommend an ibanez. with that amount u can get a pretty good guitar. do look around n always let ur ears and fingers make the final decision. 
bodomchild
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Most ibanez are very versatile and would suit more genres.
The shops which have a good collection of secondhand stuff are mostly at the excelsior shopping centre basement. That's next to peninsular shopping centre, in case you're not familiar with the area. Now that so many guitar shops have congregated there, it makes it good for us to browse around and compare easily.
Prices depend on model, age, and condition... better go with someone who might be more familiar with various guitar brands and models, cos they sometimes have alot, especially Guitar Connection.
Prices depend on model, age, and condition... better go with someone who might be more familiar with various guitar brands and models, cos they sometimes have alot, especially Guitar Connection.
penta-tonic
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good part about second hand? price is usually very much cheaper than a brand new unit.
bad parts? it may be carrying diseases such as warped neck, cracks, poor wiring. sum of which can be righted with spending a little more money to fix and sum r totally irreversible. seems like de cons outweigh de pros.
so ill always recommend buying a new guitar tt way ull own it in n out n sumhow love it more. kinda like more sentimental value. if ure really serious about guitaring, its alrite ONCE IN A WHILE to spend on high quality gear unless ure friggin rich n can afford to change guitars like underwear. ahaha. hope this helps.
anyway i recommend ibanez cos its an awesome guitar. versatility in terms of tone. bridge is troublesome but sumwhat extremely versatile. killer looks if u get de right colour, n not to forget de signature small neck. compare it to gibsons/fenders n ull noe wat i mean.
www.ibanez.com
bad parts? it may be carrying diseases such as warped neck, cracks, poor wiring. sum of which can be righted with spending a little more money to fix and sum r totally irreversible. seems like de cons outweigh de pros.
so ill always recommend buying a new guitar tt way ull own it in n out n sumhow love it more. kinda like more sentimental value. if ure really serious about guitaring, its alrite ONCE IN A WHILE to spend on high quality gear unless ure friggin rich n can afford to change guitars like underwear. ahaha. hope this helps.
anyway i recommend ibanez cos its an awesome guitar. versatility in terms of tone. bridge is troublesome but sumwhat extremely versatile. killer looks if u get de right colour, n not to forget de signature small neck. compare it to gibsons/fenders n ull noe wat i mean.
www.ibanez.com
thor666
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ah... not always true. sometimes u still get bad setups on new guitars... depends on where you go to.
if u visit a shop like guitar77 or guitar connection, ask the shopkeeper what faults there are/were on the 2nd hand guitar, and how it was fixed etc. I don't think they'll hide the details on purpose. Let him know you need the info or u can't evaluate (and hence buy) the guitar
if u visit a shop like guitar77 or guitar connection, ask the shopkeeper what faults there are/were on the 2nd hand guitar, and how it was fixed etc. I don't think they'll hide the details on purpose. Let him know you need the info or u can't evaluate (and hence buy) the guitar
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i recommed the following Ibanez models as they are devoid of cumbersome floating bridges:
RG321
SZ320
the SZ is a piece of work, it's not a typical thin-necked Ibanez but a set-neck model with lots of sustain & a slightly shorter scale-length.
RG321
SZ320
the SZ is a piece of work, it's not a typical thin-necked Ibanez but a set-neck model with lots of sustain & a slightly shorter scale-length.
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