What Guitar Should I Buy?

You want to play rock, maybe some blues or pop. But predominantly rock. And you have that classic, well-known, rock n' roll vibe about you. You definitely know how to play the role, and bring forth an element of originality at the same time. So the Fender is just the perfect fit. Great for beginners and pros alike, it's a guitar you'll have for a long, long time. Unless you smash it, of course.

Ah, the ESP. Just looking at it gives you mental images of metal bands, glorious long hair, and a sound so loud, your neighbor's dog will start howling. The overall look of it is a bit of a cross between a Fender and a Gibson, but the details and sharp angles on the neck scream metal. This is perfect for someone with a lot of experience.

Whether it's rock, blues, or pop, Rickenbacker is known to be a go-to for anyone looking for a slightly old school vibe. It's highly detailed, more so than many guitars out there, with a more rounded bottom, and softer edges and lines around the rest of the body and neck. They tend to come in an array of colors, but their signature is their lighter middle body, and darker colored edges. They're the ideal guitar for anyone looking to jam out.