[Games] amazon.ca - Pyle Pro PGE25 Professional Full Size 6 String Electric Guitar 83.30 + fs

[eladmk]

come across this when i was just browsing through amazon.ca

put it under games cuz its related to Rocksmith =)

http://www.amazon.ca/Pyle-Pro-PGE25-...13749&sr=1-135

tempted to get this to play rocksmith with and casual guitar playing.

cheaper than amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-Pro-PGE25.../dp/B002UL5V38

offical site (MSRP is ridiculous)
http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PGE25/P...etallic-Finish

•Double Cutaway Paulownia Body
•Maple Fretboard
•Maple Neck
•Two Piece Construction w/ Bolt on Neck
•Three Magnetic Pickups
•Two Tone Controls
•Volume Control
•Full Size 25.5 Scale
•Tremolo Bridge w/ Adjustable Saddles
•Removable Whammy Bar
•8 Foot ¼'' Patch Cord
•White Pick Guard
•5-Way Selector Switch
•Satin Metallic Silver Finish
•Chrome Plated Tuning Machines
•39'' Full Size Guitar
•Warranty Card - One Year Warranty
•Sold as : Unit

[stephroll]

I like one customer review about weight issue . Hope he got over it .

[Woah!]

Please......just some friendly advice from an Old Fart.
Just spend a little extra & get yourself a nice used Mexi Fender Strat or an Epiphone neck-thru Les Paul Std.
These can be bought for $200-$300 used on Craigslist or even a chain store like Long & McQuade.

I recently saw a nice birdseye maple top Epi Les Paul at the Surrey,BC L&M for $250.
These will last you years,or decades to come,and be far easier to setup,repair,as well as play far better.
You may actually wanna stick with the guitar once you have a decent on in your hands.

[MikeMC12]

Man these Epi Les Paul Elites are getting so expensive, selling often over 1k used.

I know they are Japanese made and even better than Gibson Les Paul Studios (part of the reason they're discontinued haha), but over 1k for an used Epi.....I dont know. If they are 750ish I'd be all over them

But I agree, spend a little extra if you are semi-serious about learning to play. However, if you are buying it for a little kid to gauge interest, this cheapo one is not a bad idea, you can always buy a better one in a few months without hurting your wallet too much

[BargainBuff]

That's a great cheap guitar if you're just learning to play. Plus, with a little experience and creativity, you'll then be able to customize it to your pleasing with new a whammy bar, bridge, pickups, etc. or even practice your custom paint jobs! Very few pro players just use standard gear----no one supplier makes the best package. You usually have to pick and choose parts to your liking anyway. Now, if you're a more experienced player, then definitely invest in something better----your fingers and ears will thank you if you don't plan to tweak anything later on.

[FacistCop]

put it under games cuz its related to Rocksmith =)

Off-topic but I didn't know this game existed! I'm going to have to pick it up (I already play guitar but it looks like fun).