[hoot_one]

I've been playing the electric guitar for a few months now. The thing is i play in my church and i've been playing the electric as an acoustic which doesnt sound great

i have two i like
http://www.musicians...ase_pid/518200/

http://www.musicians...base_pid/516415

i'm looking for a guitar with low action, nice sound (even when plugged), and easy for beginners.

give me your opinions on these two. which one is better?
and give me other suggestion for acoustic/electrics in my price range.

[*Buzzer*]

I've been playing the electric guitar for a few months now. The thing is i play in my church and i've been playing the electric as an acoustic which doesnt sound great

i have two i like
http://www.musicians...ase_pid/518200/

http://www.musicians...base_pid/516415

i'm looking for a guitar with low action, nice sound (even when plugged), and easy for beginners.

give me your opinions on these two. which one is better?
and give me other suggestion for acoustic/electrics in my price range.

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I cant view the top link correctly but it looks like a Yamaha model. I did try the EG561 Tak the other day and all i can say is WOW. Really nice, you wouldnt be disappointed but i dont know which Yamaha you are comparing it with, sorry.

[nightnday]

I bought a Yamaha CPX5. Never tried that other Yamaha one. Try the one I have and a few others in the shop.

My CPX has beautiful sweet sound, low action and is easy to play.

everyone who's played it want it. Because of it I got in several bands. Not cause of my great guitar playing.

try it out. Plug it in. and compare. Better yet plug it onto an AER acoustic amp!

[peavey88]

Get an ovation.great sound.

[guitarfan19]

i suggest looking at some ibanez acoustic/electrics. That Takamine looks nice too tho