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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

Kremona

Classical or nylon

+Acoustic-electric, so it can be amplified
+Handmade in Europe
+Nylon strings suit classical and fingerstyle playing
−Padded gig bag offers less protection than a hardshell case
$849.00
as of 11/03/2026 23:48 PST - Details
PRS

Electric

+Piezo pickup for an acoustic-style tone
+Hollowbody electric design for warm, resonant sound
+Includes a case for transport and storage
−Hollowbody build is larger than solid-body electrics
$1,749.00
as of 11/04/2026 00:46 PST - Details
Jackson

Bass, 5 String count

+Five-string bass gives a lower range than four-string models
+Walnut stain body with laurel fingerboard
+Bass type suits low-end playing and band use
−Five strings require a wider neck to fret
$499.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:38 PST - Details
Kremona

Classical or nylon

+Acoustic-electric design can be amplified
+Handmade in Europe
+Padded gig bag included
−Flamenco style body suits specific playing styles
$1,029.00
as of 11/03/2026 23:48 PST - Details
Ibanez

Electric

+Baritone scale for lower tuning range than standard electrics
+Rosewood fingerboard for a warm feel under the fingers
+Semi-hollow body style for a resonant electric tone
−Baritone scale length suits players seeking lower tuning, not standard tuning
$629.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:33 PST - Details
Gretsch

Electric

+Left-handed configuration for left-handed players
+Hollowbody construction for resonant tone
+Single-cut body for upper-fret access
−Left-handed model fits only left-handed players
$879.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:16 PST - Details
Ortega Guitars

6 String count

+Six strings for standard guitar playing
+Slim neck profile
+Built-in electronics for amplified playing
−Nylon strings give a softer, mellower sound
$799.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:33 PST - Details
Takamine

Classical or nylon

+Nylon strings suit classical and fingerstyle playing
+Built for left-handed players
+Acoustic body needs no amplifier to play
−Nylon strings give a softer tone than steel strings
$429.00
as of 11/04/2026 05:37 PST - Details
Fender

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design lets it be played unplugged or amplified
+Ebony fingerboard for the fretboard surface
+Includes a gig bag for transport and storage
−Acoustic-electric body differs from a solid-body electric guitar
$2,099.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:35 PST - Details
Fender

Electric

+Thinline hollow-body design reduces body thickness
+Telecaster-style electric guitar for amplified playing
+Laurel fingerboard provides a warm wood option
−Thinline body is less common than solid-body designs
$1,224.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:36 PST - Details
Gretsch

Electric

+Semi-hollowbody build with a center block
+Double-cut body for upper-fret access
+Electric guitar for amplified playing
−Cadillac Green finish is the only trait listed beyond type
$649.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:16 PST - Details
Taylor Guitars

Acoustic-electric, 12 String count

+12-string configuration gives a full, shimmering chorus of sound
+Acoustic-electric type plays unplugged or through an amplifier
+Legacy line name points to a dedicated Taylor model series
−Twelve strings require more tension and more frequent tuning than six-string guitars
$3,499.00
as of 11/04/2026 05:38 PST - Details
Fender

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design lets it be played unplugged or amplified
+Ebony fingerboard for the fretboard surface
+Includes a gig bag for transport and storage
−Acoustic-electric body differs from a solid-body electric guitar
$1,999.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:35 PST - Details
Fender

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design lets it be played unplugged or amplified
+Ebony fingerboard for the fretboard surface
+Comes with a 2-year warranty for added coverage
−Acoustic-electric body differs from a solid-body electric guitar
$2,099.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:35 PST - Details
Sadowsky

Bass, 5 String count

+Five strings extend the low range below a standard four-string bass
+Red Alder body for a balanced, warm tone
+21 frets extend the playable range up the neck
−Five-string neck is wider than a four-string neck
No current price. Check it at the store.
Ibanez

Electric

+Hollowbody design gives an open, resonant electric tone
+Ebony fingerboard provides a dark, smooth playing surface
+Electric type works with an amplifier for louder playing
−Hollowbody build is more prone to feedback at high volume
$1,199.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:33 PST - Details
PRS

Electric

+Piezo pickup adds an acoustic-style tone option
+Hollowbody design gives a warm, resonant tone
+Includes a gig bag for transport
−Hollowbody construction is more prone to feedback at high volume
$1,449.00
as of 11/04/2026 00:46 PST - Details
Fender

Electric

+Hollowbody electric design suits a warm, resonant tone
+Bigsby tremolo adds vibrato for expressive playing
+Bundle includes a Jim Dandy parlor acoustic guitar
−Hollowbody build can feedback at high volume
$2,699.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:16 PST - Details
Kremona

Acoustic

+Steel strings for a brighter, louder projection
+Handmade in Europe
+Includes KNA HP-1A soundhole pickup
−Polyfoam case offers less protection than a hardshell case
No current price. Check it at the store.
Gold Tone

7 or 8

+Eight-string design offers an extended low range
+Resonator body projects sound without an amplifier
+Squareneck design suits slide playing
−Eight strings make it harder to play than standard guitars
$1,599.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:13 PST - Details
Admira

Classical or nylon, 6 String count, 3/4 or 7/8 size

+Six-string classical guitar for right-handed players
+3/4 size body suited to smaller players
+Nylon-string design for a mellow classical tone
−Smaller 3/4 body than a standard full-size guitar
No current price. Check it at the store.
Ortega Guitars

Classical or nylon, 6 String count

+Six strings for standard guitar playing
+Nylon strings suit classical and fingerstyle playing
+Acoustic-electric design for amplified playing
−Nylon strings give a softer, mellower sound
$1,199.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:33 PST - Details
Taylor Guitars

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design plays unplugged or through an amplifier
+Includes a hardshell case for protection during transport
+Super Auditorium body is a larger acoustic shape
−Larger body may be less comfortable for players who prefer smaller guitars
$2,999.00
as of 11/04/2026 05:38 PST - Details
Gretsch

Electric

+Semi-hollow electric design suits a warm, resonant tone
+Full-size body offers a larger semi-hollow platform
+LX series name marks a higher-spec Pro model
−Semi-hollow build can feedback at high volume
$2,699.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:16 PST - Details
Ernie Ball Music Man

Bass

+Five-string bass adds extra low range for heavier playing
+HH pickup configuration with two pickups
+Maple fingerboard gives a bright, smooth playing surface
−Five-string neck is wider than four-string necks, a stretch for small hands
No current price. Check it at the store.
Ortega Guitars

Classical or nylon

+Thinline body for a slimmer profile
+Acoustic-electric pickup for amplified playing
+Made in Spain
−Thinline body has less acoustic volume than a full-body classical
$999.00
as of 11/04/2026 06:36 PST - Details
Fender

Acoustic-electric

+Acoustic-electric design lets it be played unplugged or amplified
+Ebony fingerboard for the fretboard surface
+Includes a gig bag for transport and storage
−Acoustic-electric body differs from a solid-body electric guitar
$1,999.99
as of 11/04/2026 19:35 PST - Details
Breedlove

Acoustic

+Concert body size for a compact acoustic guitar
+Limited edition Myrtlewood model
+Acoustic design with no electronics needed
−No built-in pickup for amplified playing
$2,599.00
as of 11/04/2026 13:42 PST - Details

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