axis super sport for beginers

[gapview]

Is the super sport too hard of a guitar to learn on and why would it be??

 

[Bazaboy]

Nah...

If anything it might spoil you for life. As far as learning on, it might be better for a beginner to either get the hardtail or have the trem blocked.

 

[Quarter]

I'm a beginner and I am so happy with my SS.
And yes, I am now spoiled for life! That is a good thing

 

[58super]

I'd have been really happy if I had an SS back in the day to learn on although I probably wouldn't have appreciated just how good it was.

 

[gapview]

Thank you all for such positive feedback I can't waight till Friday when I get it and yes it is a hardtail.

 

[gapview]

any opinions on the yamaha dg100-212 as an amp for my axix ss good or bad

 

[Astrofreq]

MAN, I would have given up my right pinky to have had an AXIS SS when I was a beginner. I had a freakin' nylon string classical guitar! Then I moved "up" to a Lotus!

GET a MUSIC MAN! Don't even debate it. If you want to save money, then buy a SUB1. If you have the money, get the axis.

 

[Sub1 Zero]

in my opinion, a music man is among the best, if not THE best, to learn on. i've seen a lot of people quit, who may have stuck at it if their guitar didn't outright suck

 

[tommyindelaware]

Is the super sport too hard of a guitar to learn on and why would it be??

i reckon it would be like learning to drive in a new vette.......(only alot more reliable )

 

[Jimi D]

any opinions on the yamaha dg100-212 as an amp for my axix ss good or bad

Great amp, but real heavy...

...and your parents (presumption) might not like the amount of air you push with a 2x12", but that's part of the fun

My son's learning to play on an Axis Super Sport, and he loves it... The guitar never sees its case...

Rock on

 

[eliot323]

Lucky guy...my first guitar was a 3/4 scale classical guitar with an action of about 6 inches, followed by a steel-string acoustic that required a bionic arm to play barre chords.

Just jealous...have a lot of fun with your guitar .

To be honest, I feel that it is best to learn on a good guitar as they are better made, more playable, and you get so much more enjoyment from the sound of the instrument than a cheapo guitar - you're more likely to keep playing.

 

[Tim O'Sullivan]

My first axe was a guitar from Woolworths! It fell to bits!

 

[robelinda2]

mine was a "Becker" strat, complete piece of sh*t. fell apart 6 months later. lasted longer than a squier though.

 

[Raz]

My first guitar was a tennis racket!

 

[Tim O'Sullivan]

My first guitar was a tennis racket!

So was mine now I come to think about it!

 

[eliot323]

I think my tennis racket sounded better than my first two guitars...and it was easier to play!