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I play an acoustic guitar and I'm thinking about getting a electric guitar. Is it worth getting even if your not in a band? Can you still enjoy playing even by your self?
I'm thinking about getting a Squier Deluxe Stratocaster.
Do you think it's a good guitar?
Answer
A squier deluxe Strat is quite good - it's easily adjusted (set up) and the electronics are a couple steps above the Squier Bullet strats (the cheap ones). All of the Squier guitars are made in Asia and imported by Fender. If you could scrape up just another $100 or so, you could get into a FENDER Standard Stratocaster, which are assembled in Mexico but really are good enough to play gigs on - I've used Mexican Fender guitars on-stage - seemed pretty much like my "real" Strat.
OF COURSE it's worth getting... and once you have yourself an electric guitar, you'll be able to find people to jam with. It won't be long until you will be in some kind of band or other live act. Tip: Try to find people better than you to jam with - you'll learn a lot.
If you have an iPhone or iPad - you can use that instead of an amp - I have the $40 iRig which lets me plug in and practice with no noise (listen with headphones). iRig has all kinds of amps and effects you can play around with - digital samples .
Best of luck.
A squier deluxe Strat is quite good - it's easily adjusted (set up) and the electronics are a couple steps above the Squier Bullet strats (the cheap ones). All of the Squier guitars are made in Asia and imported by Fender. If you could scrape up just another $100 or so, you could get into a FENDER Standard Stratocaster, which are assembled in Mexico but really are good enough to play gigs on - I've used Mexican Fender guitars on-stage - seemed pretty much like my "real" Strat.
OF COURSE it's worth getting... and once you have yourself an electric guitar, you'll be able to find people to jam with. It won't be long until you will be in some kind of band or other live act. Tip: Try to find people better than you to jam with - you'll learn a lot.
If you have an iPhone or iPad - you can use that instead of an amp - I have the $40 iRig which lets me plug in and practice with no noise (listen with headphones). iRig has all kinds of amps and effects you can play around with - digital samples .
Best of luck.
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