inexpensive guitar, suggestions?

P.S. I'm looking for mainly acoustic

I couldn't make a suggestion without knowing what style of music you are interested in playing.

This is a nylon string acoustic, which is what I play. I want to buy this guitar because it is inexpensive and sounds and plays very nice, according to the reviews. Plus, it comes in black, which is very strange for a nylon string, but too cool for school.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Lucero-LC100BK-NylonString-Classical-Guitar?sku=518978

Band in a box is a decent inexpensive product for that purpose, You just type in the chord progression you intend to solo to and choose the instruments and the style of music, and click the play button. http://www.pgmusic.com/ - click on the links for a video overview.

You could also do the same thing with a good loop station pedal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Gk3PBMrLs - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1OYyrUlLx0&feature=related - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paYvTKVTzU8

i'm looking for a inexpensive acoustic guitar just to learn how to play on.....any suggestions on a brand, size, type, etc. i want a guitar that isn't too big because i'm a pretty small person and a guitar that just sounds good but if it doesn't have the best sound than that's okay because, like i said, i'm just gonna learn on it and will probably buy a better one once i can actually play good enough

You should not learn on a bad instrument, that will slow down your progress a lot. I don't know what "expensive" means for you, but you can buy some Fenders for $200 - $300, and make sure you check out Yamaha guitars, they are known for good quality at all price ranges. I'd spend $350 for an Ibanez EW (exotic woods) model, but if that is too much, then yuour cheapest shot is Jasmine by Takamine at $99 at musiciansfriend.com.

P.S. puffalump must be one of those rich spoiled brats - Taylors I know are upward of $800...

I am about to take private guitar lessons, something I have always wanted to do. I've played around on the guitar here and there, know a few chords. I have an acoustic electric guitar but it is difficult to play.
Do the type of strings you use affect the how difficult it is to play?

Also, I've been told that the action is too high and told that I can have that adjusted.

Should I have the action fixed on my guitar or should I get a new one.
What are some good, yet inexpensive, guitars for beginners to learn on?

THANKS!

String gauge can make playing more difficult. Lighter gauged strings will not require as much effort to press down or bend than heavier gauged strings. Acoustic strings provided by manufacturers may be a bit heavier than you are comfortable with but they can be easily changed to a lighter gauged set.

High action can make guitars difficult to play, especially for a beginner. Depending on how serious you are about playing, you could consider buying a new guitar. However, any local guitar shop should be able to adjust the action on your guitar quickly and cheaply (many places will do it free).

"Inexpensive" is pretty vague. As a beginner, you may want to look at Fender Squire guitars or Taekamine has a low-end series as well (I think it's the g-series). You should be able to find a new one for around $200.

I want to buy an electric guitar, it'll be my first, so I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for good quality, but relatively inexpensive guitars. What are the prices?

And this is without the amp or anything.
My brother has one already, he never uses it, so I can just use his.
It works pretty well, from what I've heard.

Thanks a bunch!
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i recommend a squier bullet. it stays in tune and feels great. it has an amazing range of sounds that will let you find what type of music you want to play.
that's another thing don't get a guitar built for one genre like metal or jazz. you will probably end up playing something else and spending hundreds of dollars that you could have saved

squier bullet is bout 100 bucks so it wont hurt your wallet

I would like to have a guitar that will last me a few years (beginner through intermediate). Any suggestions on a good (somewhat inexpensive) guitar? I would also like a pink one, if possible OR a good brand name. Thanks!

i assume u mean electric guitar.
My advice is to spend more $ on the amplifier then ur guitar.
Even a crap guitar can sound alright in a good amp. but not the other way around.

The Top few brands - fender, ibanez, gibson.
fender and gibsons have cheaper versions which they brand them as squier(fender) and epiphone(gibson).
Fenders mostly only have single coils pickups. and gibsons mostly use humbuckers

I will suggest u to go for an ibanez that has H-S-H pickup setup to give u a broader range of tone. that means . humbucker-single coil-humbucker. so u get a chance to try everything. (single coil and humbuckers are different in size and also sound different)

why ibanez? Top brand,versatile, and in their lower priced guitars they usually use cheap stock electrical parts (pickups) to compensate for better wood and other parts of the guitar which u cant change. (eletric parts like pickup can be changed)

i know theres a pink hello kitty squier/fender guitar.

I'm getting a Ibanez RGE4XQM1 (I think that's how it is spelled?) for my birthday, and I want a new amplifier for Christmas. I only have a cheapy little Squier Strat pack amplfier and does pretty good, but I want something better. Preferably with reverb or presence options. I'm considering a Limited Edition Zakk Wylde Micro Stack. Suggestions?

Also, here's a list of some ideas:

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Marshall MG100HDFX/MG412 Slant Cab Half Stack Package GC Price
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Marshall Zakk Wylde MG15MSZW Limited Micro Stack
Line 6 Spider III 150 Modeling Amp

Effects I'm looking for:
Dunlop Zakk Wylde Wah Pedal (suggestion)
Autographed Slash Dunlop Wah Pedal (does Guitar Center still sell it?)

If you want an inexpensive amp, don't get a Marshall, Airborne suggested a Behringer, and they are good for the money! Also look at Line 6 amps, they are inexpensive! A good place to look for new amps is musiciansfriend.com! You can find any price and size that will suit you!