Types of guitar

[thedevilri]

I wonder is there any guitar that can play beatles classic, yet at the same time come out with sounds like MCR?

Wonder....

 

[jskadiang]

a prs 513? most guitars can play any genre you want dude, the amp has a much greater effect on your sound than the guitar itself.

 

[thedevilri]

Oh ok thanks.

I wanted to buy an electric, but I do not know how to see which one is good.
I mean I know how to play, but they all sounds the same actually o.o

 

[theunknown]

hehe u clearly are not exposed to alot of guitars. get used to different models, sooner or later u can get to know the difference. personally, im still at the starting stage. only can differentiate between strat, lespaul and tele, and kirk hammet's guitar playing.

 

[thedevilri]

Tried LTD, SF/SX? o.o.

They sounds the same, but the price is like totally different

 

[lpguitar]

as far as i know, PRS is quite suitable for both clean and distortion stuff (like an all-rounder). Plus, the SE ones are 900.

 

[optisailor2002]

and they sound pretty damn good too. love my SE more than the edwards lp that i have =x

 

[naviros]

Tried LTD, SF/SX is not alot... thats not what I call exposed...

Every guitar is different, even with the same model. I would say go with the feel of the guitar. The weight in your hands, the playability with your fingers, and more important than anything, the sound coming out from your amp.

Which leaves us to the inevitable question: Do you have a good amp? (I don't mean a Marshall, or a Mesa, but good sound representations?)

 

[sf1102]

I suggest you go to guitar stores and try them yourselves. If you haven't been playing guitar for that long then don't choose any that's too expensive since the sound difference isn't that much anyway. Any which shape of guitar do you like anyway?

 

[thedevilri]

I like les pual shape ^-^ with square on the fret box rather than the classic dots.

 

[optisailor2002]

maybe a tgm les paul, though id unno where you can get these.