Buying your first guitar is one of the most important decisions you will make in your music career. The best beginner guitar is very personal.The simplest guitar to learn on is an acoustic guitar. Let's assume that you're going to learn on an acoustic guitar. You can always move up to other guitars--electric. But, the best beginner guitar for the funds will be acoustic because it doesn't require an amplifier or other expensive equipment.Additionally, an acoustic guitar is simpler to take from place to place. When first beginning, join other musician in jam sessions. You won't need much--your guitar will be enough in the beginning. You might need a pick. &, of coursework you will need lessons. There's some excellent guitar lessons online. Search for teachers you like on YouTube & then visit the world wide web-site to see if it feels right for your style of learning.It is tempting to buy a used guitar to save funds. Don't get caught up in that. You're much better off going to a reputable music store. It will allow you to to try guitars on for size & sound. Most stores have seasoned musicians working there. They can help you find the best beginner guitar. Get all of your questions answered before deciding. You will also have a place to go when you need some help.Avoid cheap knock off brands. Usually the workmanship is poor & the sound isn't full & rich. Yamaha & Fender make the best beginner guitars. You will come across other guitars; but, remember that both Yamaha and Fender have great resale value. They will sell locally or on eBay at a good price. Good, brand-name guitars hold their value like airplanes. So, when you trade up, you will get most of your money back.

You will invest a little extra money, but it's worth it.