Monoprice Indio Cali Electric Guitar w/ 10W Amp, Strap, and Extra Strings Expired

Yes, this is a great starter guitar. I had one of these seven years ago and it was a very good value at the time. Getting this bundled with an amp is a really good deal.

To the twos of yeah feisty has a good starting point that I would like to elaborate on. This fall will be 30 years of playing. What music do you want to play? Either can pull off both just not as good but sometimes it's even better. Get both, these days you can pull that off for less than my first rig. The acoustic will help your technique your hand strength, dexterity and overall execution. There is almost no room for error. You're going to hear it. But when you get it right and those notes ring out, you'll know it and it's rewarding. That being said, it's hard on the hands fingertips and can deter because the difficulty of getting it right. That's where the electric comes in. Yeah you're going to hear your mistakes. That has a lot less stink to it. This can lead to a lot of good creativity many mistakes turn into masterpieces. Just my outlook on how I would do it if I were to do it all over it. You're picking hand. Do not neglect it. Focus on it. Get it right. The left hand will come in suit right behind it. Everyone so worried about their fretting hand that they develop poor noise control attack muting timing and correct notes, strings etc. And this long-winded and maybe not exactly what was asked for but I would have paid good money for honest advice from someone who truly knows about the instrument. Oh if you have a friend that plays ask them to set it up for you if they can. If not, have it set up properly. Focus on intonation and fret dressing. Good place to start. You can DM me if you ever have a question. I love the craft and it's meant to be shared. It's my lifes passion, My lifeblood.