How can I choose a good guitar?

1, choose a favorite color. Generally every piano has several different colors. If the music store doesn't have it, you can ask him to order it for you, unless you don't pay much attention to color.

2. The fingerboard is the most important part of the piano, and you mainly spend time on it when choosing. Generally speaking, the thinner the fingerboard, the better, but it doesn't matter if your hands are big enough and thick enough, and there is more room for choice.

3. Appearance: whether there are scratches on the front and back of the fingerboard and whether the overtone points are straight. Beat: when playing any string, any string can't make a sound when it touches other flavors. It's best to play with all kinds of flavors when choosing.

4. Grade: See if each product is smooth and flat. From the side, whether the reflection of each product is arranged in a straight line and whether the grade is neatly inlaid. In addition, it is best to choose a wide piano, which is more wear-resistant. Touch: Touch the fingerboard with your hand and slide it up and down to see if there are any prominent or sunken places everywhere, whether there are prominent places at both ends of the grade, and whether you feel like cutting your hand when sliding.

5. String buttons: Twist each button to see if it is difficult to twist and if the electroplating falls off. Rocker: Shake the rocker to confirm the strength of the spring, at least not too loose. See if the pitch changes after shaking. Bridge: whether the electroplating and screws of the bridge are rusted. In addition, pay attention to whether it is convenient to wind and lock the string. Whether the shoulder strap buckle is firm, whether the handles of each knob are turned and whether the attached accessories are complete. Finally, I wish you all a favorite piano!

After reading it, choose a piece of music that you are proficient in and listen to it several times to feel whether it is comfortable to play and astringent to slide. If there is no problem above, congratulations!

Other things to pay attention to: pickup This is another key part of the guitar, and it is also a difficult part to pick up. On the one hand, the choice is greatly influenced by speakers and effectors, on the other hand, the timbre varies from ear to ear. Good or bad is relative, except for a few famous pianos with special timbre, the timbre of other pianos is not very different (pianos of the same grade). In addition, you can also know through the brand of pickup truck. When purchasing, turn the pickup selector switch to each gear to play, and the timbre difference should be obvious. Generally, the lowest timbre is the brightest, full of the taste of electric guitar, and the highest timbre is the darkest. Combine your hobbies, as long as you listen well. (The distance between the pickup and the strings can also be adjusted. ) The surface treatment of some imported pianos is very smooth, like a mirror. You can see if there are scratches or paint drops everywhere, and if there are abrasion marks on the hand guard.