Guitarists can get a bit snobby about things like this. Mostly, I think they get bitter when they see a lesser guitar player playing a guitar that's of higher quality than anything they own. I started on a $99 Fender acoustic and a $99 dollar strat knock off.... Wouldn't go back and change that now, but back then I would have killed someone to have the guitars I have now. Instead I had to save my money and purchase them one by one and now I won't part with them. There are many paths to take in the journey of learning guitar...
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Just wanted to say that I agree with everyone and that I'm glad to hear people on the forum be supportive of the idea rather than negetive.
Guitarists can get a bit snobby about things like this. Mostly, I think they get bitter when they see a lesser guitar player playing a guitar that's of higher quality than anything they own. I started on a $99 Fender acoustic and a $99 dollar strat knock off.... Wouldn't go back and change that now, but back then I would have killed someone to have the guitars I have now. Instead I had to save my money and purchase them one by one and now I won't part with them. There are many paths to take in the journey of learning guitar...
Guitarists can get a bit snobby about things like this. Mostly, I think they get bitter when they see a lesser guitar player playing a guitar that's of higher quality than anything they own. I started on a $99 Fender acoustic and a $99 dollar strat knock off.... Wouldn't go back and change that now, but back then I would have killed someone to have the guitars I have now. Instead I had to save my money and purchase them one by one and now I won't part with them. There are many paths to take in the journey of learning guitar...