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what is the best type of guitar for a 6 year old who wants to learn to play?

My 6 year old little boy wants to learn how to play guitar and I have no idea about guitars. Any help would be appreciated!

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5 Responses to “what is the best type of guitar for a 6 year old who wants to learn to play?”

  1. ???????????????????????????????? said :

    acrostic all the great guitarist learned on acoustics then went on to Electrics or bass etc. i recommend rent one until you know your sons committed i used to rent one from my old school for $20 per term as buying them can cost you hundreds

  2. maryjane.texas said :

    I would look for one at Wal-Mart, Target, K-mart — one that didn’t cost a lot of money.
    At 6, he may or may not spend a lot of time with it. Let him begin with a toy.

  3. Homicidal Pyscho Jungle Cat said :

    I completely disagree with the guy who said “let him begin with a toy.”. If you get him a cheap guitar, it won’t sound good and will be harder to play; he’ll get discouraged and quit. If you want him to succeed, out done money into. I recommend a smaller guitar made for children (not “toys” just something made for kids his size). Yamehahs are a good trusted brand. If you don’t mind spending a little more money, get him a cheaper Taylor.

  4. shoyru25 said :

    Since he is only 6, i suggest starting him off with a starter pack from guitar center. Definitely start with acoustic, as it helps bring finger strength and dexterity, and will make the goal of playing an electric guitar more satisfying and slightly easier.
    Some starter suggestions would be:
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/Yamaha-GigMaker-Acoustic-Guitar-Pack-102920113-i1150348.gc
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/Ibanez-Jam-Pack-Solid-Top-Acoustic-Guitar-Pack-105134076-i1324671.gc
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/Fender-DG-8S-Acoustic-Guitar-Value-Pack-104506415-i1146547.gc

    It all depends on how much money you want to put into it. Definitely check out more on guitarcenter.com and see what you like.

  5. Suzan Frankfurt said :

    Go for a cheap one that still sounds pro. Here are the best ones: http://www.toptenservices.net/2009/12/20/top-ten-acoustic-guitars/
    I recommend going with an Epiphone DR100. It sounds really good and its just $99. A full size guitar at that price is simply the best. If you can spend a little more, then Fender DG-8S is an excellent choice.




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