fender cd60 acoustic guitar
So is this guitar good for my smallish hands? I’m a beginner….?
Just wondering if my small hands are too small for this fender..By the way I’m a girl with baby hands…
http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_cd60_bk.htm
I searched for other guitars wich seemed better for my hands but they are more expensive, and I can’t afford it. I also tought it’ll be better for me to buy a fender squier bullet strat but I think i’d be better if my first guiar was an acoustic …So what would you do if you were in my position?:)
I don’t have a local guitar/music shop in my small town…:(
I agree with the first and third answer.
Go and find you local guitar shop.
Try a few guitars what someone else recommends on here might not fit your style. Everyone is different and the best way to find the right guitar is try them out.
Also don’t worry about not being able to get the expensive guitars. A guitar is a guitar it’s only as good as the person playing it.
Yeah I would recommend you start with an acoustic. As acoustics are better for strengthening your fingers and you don’t have to fork out the extra cash to buy a amplifier.
I bought an acoustic first then got myself an electric after when I was sure it would be worth spending a bit more.
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I would think that the guitar you are looking at would be fine for most songs a beginner would learn. But I would reccommend looking at a guitar with a cutaway like this one http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hbd120cebk_westerngitarre.htm as you might find it difficult to hit the notes near the bottom.
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original guitar melody in Open G tuning – Fender CD-60 CE BK acoustic
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