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04-20-2011, 10:19 PM

I have walked into guitar stores and just strummed them one by one as they hung on the wall just to hear how they sound open. Not caring if they were in tune or not. There is a huge difference in sound among them. The Washburn should serve you very well for years. If you get the hang of playing and really want a better guitar later you can keep it for a camping, worry free, take-along. Practice a lot. Search for and learn to read "tabs" (tabulature). There are thousands of tabs for popular tunes on the webz. Happy playing!

PS: Ratters, if that Tak is made the way they say I don't see how they can sell it so cheap. Almost the price of the materials.

04-20-2011, 10:19 PM	#14
BC-Axeman Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Acoustic Guitar for a Beginner I have walked into guitar stores and just strummed them one by one as they hung on the wall just to hear how they sound open. Not caring if they were in tune or not. There is a huge difference in sound among them. The Washburn should serve you very well for years. If you get the hang of playing and really want a better guitar later you can keep it for a camping, worry free, take-along. Practice a lot. Search for and learn to read "tabs" (tabulature). There are thousands of tabs for popular tunes on the webz. Happy playing! PS: Ratters, if that Tak is made the way they say I don't see how they can sell it so cheap. Almost the price of the materials.