[SMOR3S]

Was looking to get a new guitar.. In the past, both a Dean Vendetta, and an Epiphone Les Paul, but I have decided to get an acoustic, this time, cause, I am doing an acoustic track, on my EP...
 
Was looking here on Guitar Center, under their used section... http://www.guitarcenter.com/Acoustic-Guitar-Guitar,Used-Gear,Page-1.gc?o=6
 
My budget is $100-$200..
 
Not looking to get anything amazing, (cause I can tweak the sound, and make to pop more in Ableton..), I just need an acoustic guitar, that works, and has all of the 6 strings, on it :3
 
Thanks,
 
Hope someone can help ^__^
 
- SMOR3S

 

[Noks]

You want classical or acoustic? Because they're both pretty different guitars,i decided to get into playing guitar this week and picked up a Yamaha C40 and its a great bang for the buck.

 

[SMOR3S]

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You want classical or acoustic? Because they're both pretty different guitars,i decided to get into playing guitar this week and picked up a Yamaha C40 and its a great bang for the buck.

The classical sounds really good, but I feel a regular acoustic would be cheaper.. maybe...

 

[psamuel01]

craiglist and yard sales.
 
I found a takamine that way for 75
 

 

[mistafahrenheit]

Not sure if you've purchased or not, but you can get a new acoustic guitar with a solid top in your budget.  A solid top is made from a solid piece of wood as opposed to a laminated top which is "wood stuff pressed together"  you can find both very cheap and very expensive.  A solid top acoustic guitar will season over time and the tone will improve, a laminated top won't season or improve over time.
 
The way to determine if a guitar is solid top is to look inside the sound hole ( under the strings) and see if you can't spot the grains of wood as they go into the inside of the guitar- if you're not sure, run your finger around the inside of the sound hole and you may feel a "thickness" as opposed to a "flat" feeling- trust your eyes and your finger, but be sure to ask the sales person- and then make sure they know that you are going to verify the information, and come back for a refund if they don't tell you the truth.
 
hope that helps.