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Ok,
I would like to find out what this forum thinks.
I am buying my first guitar. I will get lessons.
I just bought my son his first guitar, an Epiphone AJ200SSC Acoustic/Electric, no amp.
I am looking to get my self either a Takamine EG531SSC or Takamine EG544SC. They can be gotten for around $400.00. This is my price limit.

I appreciate any and all comments.

Geroge 8)

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I can't find a single review for the epi. The Tak544 got great reviews. 400 is an excellent price for it. Go here to read reviews. Blueridge also makes a good guitar in your price range.

http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/Data4/

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Thanks for the links.
The Epi is an acoustic/electric version of the AJ200S.
I appreciate the feedback.
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