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which guitar seems better?
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A super-affordable way to get anyone started playing guitar. The main component of the GigMaker pack is the F325 acoustic guitar. This steel string has a laminated spruce top, Meranti back and sides, chrome tuners and a rosewood fingerboard. Comes with essential accessories including: Gigbag; Instructional DVD; Guitar Strap; QT11 Digital Tuner; Strings; Picks.
[one is cheaper than the other but cost doesnt matter to me, and im also a beginner]
I'm not familiar with the kind of instrument you are talking about but I will tell you... For a beginner. If you get something with a tremolo, it will take you a long time to learn how to tune it and maintain it because of that alone. I feel that it takes time away from actual learning what you need to know to play.
If you want to be able to play without worrying about that part of it until later on... Get something older. Or even something that is acoustic/electric like a Takamine.
Messing with the tremolo while trying to learn is is pain in the ass plain and simple!