Find the Perfect Guitar for You
Choosing your first — or next — guitar is one of the most exciting decisions you’ll make as a musician. With so many styles, shapes, and price points available, knowing what to look for makes all the difference.
1. Acoustic or Electric?
Acoustic guitars are self-contained and great for beginners — no amp needed. If you’re drawn to rock, blues, or heavier styles, an electric guitar paired with a small practice amp gives you far more tonal range. Not sure? A semi-acoustic bridges both worlds beautifully.
2. Consider Your Playing Level
Beginners should look for a comfortable neck, low action, and solid tuning stability. Intermediate and advanced players can explore tonewoods, pickup configurations, and hardware upgrades. Don’t overspend early — a well-setup entry-level guitar will always outplay a neglected premium one.
3. Try Before You Buy
Every guitar feels different in your hands. Visit us in-store and we’ll help you find the right fit — from body shape and scale length to the strings already on it. Our team is here to match you with something you’ll genuinely love playing.