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Focus Pro Audio has select Jackson Guitar & Accessories: 50+ Guitars on sale as listed below when you apply discount code FCJGSL at checkout. Shipping is free.
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I feel your pain man. I'm a lefty, but I learned guitar righty. Now I'm about to start up drums and don't know if I should do the same (high hat left? ride right?). lol. At least with drums you can change the set up if you later change your mind.
I would recommend learning drums right handed as well. The reason being, when you go some place and they have a drumset you'll be able to sit in.
Can someone recommend a good beginner guitar? Just to play some old school metal.
I don't have an exact recommendation but assuming you are a beginner I wouldn't recommend anything with a Floyd Rose, just get a guitar with a fixed bridge and you can thank me later.
I would recommend going to a guitar shop near you and playing around with some guitars and just see what you like, you can get a decent beginner electric guitar for under 300 bucks. Epiphone, Squier, LTD, etc...
And try your best to not just jump in and start playing nothing but power chords. Start from the basics and eventually work power chords in (or just get a teacher), I've known so so many people that are into metal start out with just playing power chords and never progress past that.
Anyone can recommend a small electric guitar for kids, 10yo girl, kinda beginner? Tia
I would go for a Jackson JS Series Dinky Minion JS1X. They are 2/3 the size of standard size electric guitar. It's great for smaller hands. Also, the price is budget friendly for a beginner.
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I feel your pain man. I'm a lefty, but I learned guitar righty. Now I'm about to start up drums and don't know if I should do the same (high hat left? ride right?). lol. At least with drums you can change the set up if you later change your mind.
I would recommend going to a guitar shop near you and playing around with some guitars and just see what you like, you can get a decent beginner electric guitar for under 300 bucks. Epiphone, Squier, LTD, etc...
And try your best to not just jump in and start playing nothing but power chords. Start from the basics and eventually work power chords in (or just get a teacher), I've known so so many people that are into metal start out with just playing power chords and never progress past that.
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