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If there is and you're unsure if it's bad enough, it's best to look for something else.
- Body Damage. Chips and dings are fine, holes and cracks are not, especially for acoustic guitars.
- Machine Heads. Any damage whatsoever, including small play in their movement means they need to be replaced. ...
- The Bridge. ...
- Frets.
- Is it bad to buy a cheap guitar?
- How much cheaper should a used guitar be?
- Are cheaper guitars harder to play?
Is it bad to buy a cheap guitar?
a cheap guitar is a great thing, you don't invest much, you don't have to care for it so much, because it's components are low quality, it will come with a somewhat different sound and deliver a special ring. A cheap guitar achieves everything it is expected to, with peace of mind for its user.
How much cheaper should a used guitar be?
Used guitars are generally a lot cheaper, 50% less than what they retail for isn't uncommon.
Are cheaper guitars harder to play?
Cheap acoustic guitars are often harder to play than expensive ones, thanks to careless manufacturing techniques, shipping issues, and poor-quality materials such as strings. ... Consider getting an acoustic that costs a little bit more money, even if you're just starting.
