Fender Squier Affinity series are very descent beginner guitars.

Youtube have lots of great lessons for sure!

There are even headphone amps available. Vox used to make (years ago) those portable amps where you just plug it to the guitar and connect your own ear/head phones. Technology now should have advanced and have more options.

Or as you like. those cheap bundle guitar + amp works too if its just for fun.


As for difficulty level:

Power chords are the easiest to get started. (This part is not difficult)
As you move on to basic Chords on a guitar.

C, G, Am, Em, D and F would mostly likely be learned (at least that's how I got started), F chord is a struggle for almost anyone who just started.


common difficulty would be finger tip may hurt ( but will reduce overtime)
Don't be too discouraged when there is no sound when you strum. overtime your fingers would gain the flexibility and strength.

Strumming is also an initial challenge but nothing too difficult and overtime it would become 2nd nature.

This post has been edited by Blackhaste: Nov 10 2020, 01:09 PM