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An acoustic can seem like the obvious choose when you are starting out and it can be a good one, but the electric guitar is usually more forgiving to new players.
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As if it was not hard enough to find a left handed guitar you like, now you have to decide on electric vs. acoustic. There is arguably no clear cut answer. Most of the old school players insist that a newbie start with an acoustic to learn how to play a “real” guitar, but the thinner strings of an electric can make for a much faster learning curve. Of course later if you want to play an acoustic guitar you will have to get use the fatter strings and wider neck. The thicker strings are typically harder to play because you have to concentrate more to push them down. The body of an acoustic guitar is also wider and can take some time to get use to, if you are swapping over from an electric.
If you start on an acoustic guitar, most players agree the swap to electric is pretty easy. This may seem odd if you have never played before. Many think the amplifier for magnify your mistakes but with the distortion and other special effects that can be attained with an electric guitar, they will typically be unnoticeable.
An acoustic guitar is definitely more convenient if you can master it. You simply pick it up and start playing. No amplifier, pickups, or cables. Does not even matter if the power is out. The price is another reason many people start with an acoustic. You can generally fine a brand new one on sale for less than a hundred bucks.
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