What brand is better for novice guitars?

The better brands of novice guitars are Yamaha, intelligent folk guitar with fire, Kama, Epiphone, Ibana and so on.

1, Yamaha Beginner Folk Guitar: The combination of modern technology and traditional handwork makes the internal structure of the panel firmer, thus obtaining rapid vibration response. Featured log veneer, bright treble and warm bass.

2, intelligent folk guitar with fire: equipped with high-definition multi-touch screen, the function content is clear at a glance, and it can be switched by touching the screen. Built-in intelligent interactive system supports wireless Bluetooth connection and is compatible with APP teaching applications.

3, Kama performance-level all-single folk guitar: After repeated polishing, the silky feeling is delicate and smooth, and the playing process will not scratch the hand. Exquisite sound hole embellishment design is fashionable and gorgeous, bringing a pleasant deductive experience.

4.Epiphone pickup electric guitar: Electric guitar supports tone and volume adjustment, which brings more creative space for musicians and is suitable for recording and live scenes. Scientifically design the guitar neck to ensure the comfort of playing with the left hand.

5. Ibana Indonesia imported electric guitar: equipped with a variety of volume and timbre adjustments to meet the interpretation of different tracks and play an ever-changing music style. The piano body is made of high-quality wood, and its sound is real and natural, which is suitable for band accompaniment.

Precautions for novice guitar purchase

1, budget range

There is no standard for the price of guitars, ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands. Beginners give priority to the budget and choose the best one within the budget. Try not to choose some brands that are not well-known and can't find any information online. Try to choose reliable brands with flagship stores in major e-commerce platforms, and after-sales protection will be more assured.

2. Guitar size

The size of the guitar is calculated by the overall length of the guitar in inches, not by the size and thickness of the barrel, so the size of the barrel should also be considered when choosing the guitar size. When buying a guitar, the size should match your height and arm span, otherwise the guitar will be particularly difficult to use if it is too big.