Acoustic or Electric?

The first question that I always get asked is which type of guitar is easiest for a beginner to learn on? The response that I always hear from people who like to act like they know a lot about guitars is something along the lines of.. "Oh man, you gotta learn on an acoustic if you really want to be good". But the truth is that any type of guitar is good to learn on as long as it stays in tune decently well and the strings aren't 6 inches off of the fretboard. Every fretboard has the same notes and close to the same amount of frets so whether it's powered by Ben Franklin or God, you are learning the exact same positions. I would say that an electric guitar is actually easier to learn on because the strings are much easier to push down. With that said I wouldn't worry too much about whether or not my guitar is acoustic or electric especially if you are a complete beginner. The important thing is that you've got a guitar and that makes you cooler than 86% of the population.

Anyone Can Play Guitar

Hello all. I'm sure that if you've found your way to this site then have tried picking up a guitar and playing it. You probably gave up soon after because the great tones of Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vai were not sailing out of the small hole of your acoustic guitar. If that's not the case, then your fingers are probably hurting a bit too much to continue. Well I'm here to help you reach your goals and become the guitar master that you've always wanted to be. I'm not saying that I'm not saying that i can teach you to play the solo to master of the puppets by Metallica in five minutes. I am saying that with a lot of hard work and some help from me, you can become a much better guitarist. Remember, I am here to help all of you in your journey of playing guitar. If you have any questions about any of the lessons, feel free to email me. Thank you and good luck.