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TG review team, Wed 1 Dec 2010, 4:49 pm GMT
Best Wah Pedals: Five of our favourites
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It always pays to do your research before buying a guitar, whether it's your first or your 40th, but when you're looking for an entry-level electric, the choice can be over-whelming. For that reason we've put together this round-up of five of the best beginner guitars to see you safe through your six-string-infancy.
We said: "We're not saying the Vex is better than a £1,000 super-axe. But we are saying that not many guitars costing three times as much are anywhere near three times as good."

Read our guide to buying your first guitar or check out our Guitar Buying Guide section for more gear advice.
Best Wah Pedals: Five of our favourites
Best Distortion Pedals: Five of our favourites
Best Chorus Pedals: Five of our favourites
I own some more expensive guitars and in this price range there are still fantastic guitars i would love to own such as the:
yamaha pacifica
Squire duo sonic
or any danelectro
these guitars are far better than an ibanez gio for both sound and construction quality as well as how well they age.
There is even the matter of these guitars having there own distinct styles and tones rather than just being budget versions of other guitars.
The Jackson JS series are great too. Cheap, good quality and pretty decent tone
I'd add Trev Wilkinson's Vintage guitars to the list too, exceptional quality for the price
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MattG
Thu 9 Dec 2010, 12:28 pm GMT