Newbie to the electric guitar world..

Wads gd abt a line 6 spider? Im act thinkin of buyin a Roland microcube or a Vox da5 since they've got lots of effects integrated bt i really wish to hear frm ppl on wads the diff btw these 2 amps for the time being since im pretty busy wif work these days..

Sad man.. Until now say wanna buy guitar stil haven purchase one yet.. N i really wonder when wil the Swee Lee sale be on?
 
Timbre or Craftsman

I've read some pretty good reviews about the Timbre SR-200 which you can get from Standard Value. You could check that out too.

I'm also deciding whether to get a timbre plus an amp (roland or line6) or get the starter pack from city music. starter pack would be cheaper...and it is one of the more decent starter packs i've seen around.

decisions decisions...

oh, anyone knows the retail price of a roland cube 15x?
 
Can try Sound Drive SG10 or 15 also, available at SV. Under $200 i think, with built in efx like the Cube. As for ur guitar, maybe save a little bit more and get an Ibanez RG321MH, from wat u've said, i think this is the guitar ur looking for.
 
I second the RG321. It has the sharp looks commonly associated with hard rock, metal and visual kei stuff, but an RG321 being used for blues, soft rock, etc won't look too out of place. Especially if you decide you're gonna want to play a variety of genres like I do.

Its not that expensive, in fact not much more expensive than the GIO RGs, so I'd say the RG321 is more worth it. I've owned an Ibanez GIO for some time already and no problems have come up, but I paid slighly over $300 (GSA60), but I feel it was worth it because a GIO RG costs around $400, and because I played the guitar and chose it over the cheaper but 'crappier' Ibanez GRX series (the kind you find in starter packs).

If you want an inexpensive guitar, you can't go wrong with a fixed-bridge. Avoid tremolos because low-end tremolos are usually very unreliable. Jackson usually calls its fixed-bridges hardtail, so don't be surprised if you see these two words - fixed-bridge and hardtail. They're the same.

Besides, Visual kei rock is gonna require you to switch between drop-D and standard tuning, so you just have to re-tune one string with a hardtail bridge. With a tremolo, re-tuning one string will cause the others to go out of whack.
 
all rite.. I'd lyk to ask whether anyone noes how to go to city music? And any good Dean guitars to recommend as well?
 
anyone tried the craftsman st110, st130 and gs90? any recommendations on which is "better" in your opinion?
 
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