expirediconian | Staff posted Dec 18, 2024 06:47 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Dec 18, 2024 06:47 PM
Boroughs B20DNT Beginner Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar (Natural)
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There's two things to consider when looking for a "smaller" guitar. Scale length and body size.
Scale length impacts the overall length of the guitar and often the body is scaled proportionately.
The size and thickness of the body can vary independently from the scale and this is where you will find variation with smaller overall body sizes (like a parlor guitar) or simply a more shallow body like the Yamaha APX series.
Scale length will make more of a difference for children or people with smaller hands. Body size is more about comfort with the practical difference being the volume and "fullness" of the sound.
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$50 acoustic sounds like a good place to start.
$50 acoustic sounds like a good place to start.
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There's two things to consider when looking for a "smaller" guitar. Scale length and body size.
Scale length impacts the overall length of the guitar and often the body is scaled proportionately.
The size and thickness of the body can vary independently from the scale and this is where you will find variation with smaller overall body sizes (like a parlor guitar) or simply a more shallow body like the Yamaha APX series.
Scale length will make more of a difference for children or people with smaller hands. Body size is more about comfort with the practical difference being the volume and "fullness" of the sound.
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There's two things to consider when looking for a "smaller" guitar. Scale length and body size.
Scale length impacts the overall length of the guitar and often the body is scaled proportionately.
The size and thickness of the body can vary independently from the scale and this is where you will find variation with smaller overall body sizes (like a parlor guitar) or simply a more shallow body like the Yamaha APX series.
Scale length will make more of a difference for children or people with smaller hands. Body size is more about comfort with the practical difference being the volume and "fullness" of the sound.
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If you are wiling to put in a bit of work, these are tremendous value.
If you are wiling to put in a bit of work, these are tremendous value.
I my son has a boroughs 3/4 guitar, and while it's fine for the money, its not in the same leage as the monoprice.
I know its comical discussing the value of a 50 dollar musical instrument, but MP set the bar pretty high. I dont find myself opening up my hardcases very often, since the cheapie I leave out plays quite well and is always within reach.
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