GG> Figure out what you can spend.  Then buy the best in that price range.
GG> I know, not much of a lead, but since we don't know what your price range 
i
GG> (and besides, your dollars are different from mine, and I know nothing 
abou
GG> guitar prices in your area), there's not much we can tell you more than 
thi
GG> 
GG> If you're new, you might want to go acoustic first, since then you don't 
ne
GG> anything more than the guitar and case.  If you go electric, you need the
GG> guitar, case, amp, cables, etc.  Actually, you would do well to also get 

GG> guitar tuner when you buy the guitar too, but those aren't that 
xpensive.
GG> (And are a godsend for a new player.)
GG> 
GG> Just my thoughts...
acoustic has the added bonus of strengthening your fingers, 'cos they're 
usually strung with 12's or thicker.
I recommend for electric either a Mexican-made Fender Stratocaster or an 
Epiphone Les Paul.  they're two of the simplest guitars to figure out; after 
some experience you can decide if you want something a little more tailored 
o
a particular sound.
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