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Guitars

1,563 guitars from Fender, Ibanez, Martin and more. Most cost $140 to $4,099, and half cost less than $650.

Guitars by use

Each use has a written rule on its page, built from listed specs. A guitar can match several uses.

Recommended guitars

Yamaha

Acoustic, 3/4 or 7/8 size

+Acoustic design sized at 3/4 or 7/8 for smaller players
+Scaled-down body suits younger or smaller-handed players
−Smaller body gives less volume than a full-size acoustic
$189.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design works both unplugged and through an amplifier
+Thin body suits players who want a slimmer guitar profile
$389.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:01 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic

+Acoustic design that needs no amplifier
$449.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Yamaha

Classical or nylon, 3/4 or 7/8 size

+Three-quarter size body suits younger players or smaller frames
+Nylon-string classical design suits fingerstyle and classical playing
$179.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic, 12 String count

+Twelve strings for a fuller, shimmering sound
+Acoustic design that needs no amplifier
−Twelve strings require more frequent tuning and string changes
No current price. Check it at the store.
Yamaha

Acoustic

+Acoustic type with a full kit of accessories included
+Includes gig bag, tuner, strap and picks in one purchase
$259.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Taylor Guitars

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric type can plug into an amplifier or PA system
+Grand Auditorium body shape balances bass and treble
No current price. Check it at the store.
Fender

Electric

+Electric guitar type suits amplified playing
+Maple fingerboard is a bright-toned wood option
$249.99
as of 11/05/2026 01:25 PST - Details
Ibanez

Acoustic-electric

+Left-handed build for players who play left-handed
+Acoustic-electric design lets it be amplified for stage or recording
$429.99
as of 11/04/2026 23:30 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric type can be plugged into an amplifier
+Comes with a gig bag for transport and storage
$1,050.84
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
LUNA

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric guitar that works unplugged or amplified
+Built-in electronics allow direct connection to a PA or amp
$399.00
as of 11/05/2026 00:03 PST - Details
Sterling by Music Man

Bass

+Bass guitar for playing low-end parts in a band
+Sterling by Music Man StingRay Ray4 is a four-string bass model
$389.84
as of 11/05/2026 01:27 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic, 6 String count

+Six strings for standard chord and melody playing
+Right-handed build suits right-handed players
−Gloss finish shows scratches more than a matte body
No current price. Check it at the store.
Taylor Guitars

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric type can plug into an amplifier or PA system
+Grand Auditorium body shape balances bass and treble
No current price. Check it at the store.
Yamaha

Acoustic

+Acoustic type with a full kit of accessories included
+Includes gig bag, tuner, strap and picks in one purchase
$259.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Yamaha

Acoustic

+Mahogany body wood for a warm, mellow tone
+Acoustic design that needs no amplifier
$589.99
as of 11/05/2026 02:02 PST - Details
Ibanez

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design lets it be amplified for stage or recording
$349.99
as of 11/04/2026 23:30 PST - Details
Taylor Guitars

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric type lets it plug into an amplifier or PA
+Grand Auditorium body shape suits a wide range of playing styles
$599.00
as of 11/05/2026 01:32 PST - Details
Martin

Acoustic-electric

+Mahogany body gives a warm, focused tone
+Acoustic-electric design works both unplugged and through an amplifier
−Acoustic-electric only, with no further specifications given
$649.99
as of 11/05/2026 00:07 PST - Details

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