Yamaha Not because it's good or anything, but it's quite affordable and the two Yamahas that I own never gave me any problems and are very fine instruments for their price.
NOOOOOOO YOU'RE the one who's crazy. ahha fenders are shite for the most part. wooooo. I like Martins, but I have a Norman and I'm fucking in love with it. I like it just as much as the Martins I've played.
oh my god i'm sorry ahhahhaha jesus. ok fender electrics are good just not newer made acoustics.. i just forget altogether that electrics exist.
honestly, i could care less about what brand guitar i play. I play what sounds good to me, and if i happen to find a decent yamaha guitar i like and sounds the best out of what i can afford(doubt i would, but for example ), i would buy it.
Well, there's reason they would sound right... and if you know a little about the design of them all, that weeds out playing every guitar in a store... scalloped bracing, ladder, forward shifting, x, etc... it all makes a difference. Taylors generally have thin soundboards. The oddest thing is that if you pay $30,000-$150,000 for a pre-war Martin, you could save some trouble and buy a custom shop brazilian rosewood D-45 with scalloped bracing and vintage toner in the finish and you could have a NOS model for a few thousand more than a standard 45... or if you want to go for something less flamboyant and with less detail, a 28 is always a good bet. I'd say Stephen Stills has created the best models in his signature series. I like the new 000s he's putting out. Haha, but still, I say a $279 (canadian dollars) Norman or anything made by Godin/LaSiDo is the best value for the money.
Anderberg Custom Guitars.......my buddies dad......he made a bass for McCartney.....pretty sick if you ask me.....