Which acoustic guitar pack is better?

Question

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/compare?base_pid=519041&base_pid=510705&base_pid=518769&base_pid=519456&base_pid=519040

Answer 1

1st duh

Answer 2

They all make good starter packs, but the Epiphone gets my vote. Epiphone is owned by the Gibson guitar company, which has been making some of the finest acoustic and electric guitars for almost a century. Every Epiphone I have ever played has a better sound and feel than Fender, Ibanez, or Yamaha. WARNING: I am biased -- my prized electric guitar is a 1979 Gibson Les Paul Custom.

Answer 3

You can't tell which is best just by looking, you have to play and feel the action and hear the sound of it....I don't like buying a guitar unless you can do that first....go somewhere like the guitar center so that you can sit and play, feel, and hear it first...Yamaha has a nice guitar for about $300.00, the GigMaker Deluxe, that's one of the ones that I tryed when looking for an acoustic, ( I play classical) it's an acoustic, and sounds very nice for the price....but you have to try them out as they all have a little different sound and action. Of course if you have a lot of money you can get a very nice sounding guitar, but not all students can afford to pay $800.00 - $1000.00 for a guitar....if your just starting go for the inexpensive Yamaha acoustic until your sure that you like playing, Yamaha has come a long way with their inexpensive guitars, they sound really nice, and have a nice action for the beginner !!!!!!!Go spend some time in the guitar center, and play around until you find one that you like, they have private rooms if you feel funny to play in front of people....look for things like buzzes, go up and down the fret board using one finger if you have to and make sure that there are no funny sounds....that would mean that the frets are off....some of the less expensive guitars have that problem.....and please don't buy one from E-bay...you should play it before you buy it. !!!!!!!

Answer 4

Go for the Yamaha, it'll get you started and then you can get a Martin if you like.
Yamaha GigMaker Deluxe Acoustic Guitar Pack

Answer 5

1st 1

Answer 6

Did you mean "PICK" sweetie? The thinner, the better I always say. Fender has some great thin, flexible picks. Pick away my friend. The thinner, the better....unless you're into like grunge and s h i t! LOL! Then you might want a stiffer one. LOL! Big smiles :)

Answer 7

well, for what you are looking for, the first package is the only one i would touch. I make instruments, so i have a much higher expectation, but the first package will definately get the job done.

Answer 8

1st definately