Or you can try to buy used guitar,can get a bargain....

audio interface?
how this works
damn, so much to learn

i have bad luck with used thing
unless i buy from someone i know
always kena cheat
use few month spoil or got problem

It is Yamaha. forgot the model

electric guitar is very durable...but it's up to you la..

Oh...Yamaha is good.Definitely value for money brand

Still not for sale

I might pick it up from under the stair. It is Yamaha classical guitar.

I plan to get the keyboard. The piano was during university time.

Electric guitar if u tekan off abit still good... if compare to classical guitar... ut press on the spot only the sound is well...

with audio interface(device) it allows you to utilize simulation apps (guitar rig 5, bias fx etc), simulation apps have variety of tone and effects, so you can modify the tone based on preset or make your own tones that you want. I use this just to play with effects on pc with my guitar.

You can refer to below how it is setup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO9Hf3_7NDg

subscribe to proper online electric guitar school..
plenty of them. mostly usa based.
not expensive.
about guitar to buy. avoid any starter package.

It doesn't hurt to try! I'm 30 and I just started learning guitar (both acoustic and electric) 1 year ago with no experience playing music, and so far doing ok just by self-learning.
My suggestion to you if you are serious to learn is don't buy the cheapest guitar set from unknown brand. At least buy an Epiphone, Squier, or Yamaha. For amp get something like Blackstar Fly 3, which is a portable amp.

Also, make sure to buy from a reputable shop and ask them to setup the guitar before shipping it to you. This is very important, or else you will be discouraged. Don't simply buy from some random seller on Lazada. I highly recommend Music Bliss, as I've been to their physical shop, and their technician is pretty good.

To manage your expectation, don't expect to be able to play any songs decently for the first few months. You need to keep practicing and build your techniques before you will feel the joy of playing guitar.

As for learning material, nothing beats justinguitar.com. It's 100% free.

This post has been edited by imnotabot: Nov 10 2020, 03:02 PM

Do you know how to play an acoustic guitar or not? If not I’d recommend starting with an acoustic guitar first.

If you plan to get the lowest end electric guitar of those brands, you might as well just go for the even cheaper China/indon brands coz really not much difference in terms of quality and sound.

Cheaper no-name brand is risky though. Will the guitar be setup properly out of the box? If you buy Squier/Epiphone/Yamaha from reputable shop, you can ask them to do quality check and setup the guitar properly before shipping it to you.
But I do agree that you should generally avoid the cheapest model. At least get a Squier Affinity, not Bullet.

This post has been edited by imnotabot: Nov 10 2020, 03:15 PM

Gibson / Steve Krenz's Learn & Master the Guitar

Gibson / Steve Krenz's Learn & Master the Guitar

Any age also can learn

Go play smoke on water then ac dc

i say pick acoustic guitar first for 1 year, then go to electric u will feel much easier

Definitely need effects... Wah, distortion, etc...

Anybody wanna swap 7 string schecter omen

I got too cocky feeling like I could play 7 string

Can learn to play from tabs on Ultimate Guitar