For smaller players who play scaled-down acoustic guitars, it can be difficult to achieve the same rich, full sound of a full size guitar. For these players, a 7/8 guitar may be an option. These guitars are between the size of a 3/4 and a full size guitar, and they offer a shorter scale length … Read more
For smaller children learning to play, a full-size guitar is often too much to handle. A 1/2 size guitar is a great option for new guitarists, and it has the added benefit of being highly portable. However, these guitars come in a variety of quality levels, and trying to learn on an instrument that never … Read more
Guitars that cost anywhere from about $1000 to $1500 are often considered to be mid-range guitars, although they’re definitely a higher tier of midrange than the $500 midrange guitars you might have seen for sale online. Buying in this price range can be challenging, as some guitars will offer you more for your money than … Read more
If you’re preparing to buy an acoustic guitar up to $2,000, chances are good that you’ve developed your playing style and know what you want as a guitarist. However, when it comes to finding the best acoustic guitar under 2000 dollars, there’s no easy answer. In this article, we’ve gathered our top choices for the … Read more
Technically, you can play country music on any type of acoustic guitar. However, if you are an artist who wants to specialize in country music, it’s a good idea to choose a guitar that is especially suited to the genre. It’s possible to specialize even within country music–many players choose dreadnoughts for their versatile, well-rounded … Read more
A well-made classical guitar is a work of art both sonically and aesthetically. And if you’ve developed your playing style to the point that you’ve graduated from being able to play a high-end instrument, choosing the right one to support both the type of music you perform and your playability preferences. In the article, we’ve … Read more
