How much does a guitar cost if it is not electric?

Answer 1

Wether the guitar is electric or acoustic, the value of it depends on several factors. Mainly it is the brand, if it's an original Gibson, Ovation, Ibanez, Fender or Epiphone, just to name a few, it may cost more than a cheaper knock-off or some poorly designed guitar. Other factors are if the guitar is a signature edition, if it had been used by someone famous or at a famous venue, if it has expensive hardware installed or a particular unique design.

Keep this in mind... buying an acoustic guitar won't require any amplifiers, leads or effect pedals. You can store an acoustic guitar in a soft case and it will generally weigh less. This may make it a cheaper alternative as hard cases and electronics can be expensive.

Answer 2

It depends how much you want to pay.

you can get a brand new guitar, usually for beginners, for around £50, any encore guitar would be an example of this.

then you can pay £10,000+ for say a 1960's original fender strat.

it also depends what type of guitar you want to buy, acoustic/electro-acoustic/electric ect...

also size, there are so many things!!

it really depends on what type of guitar you are looking to buy!!

Answer 3

One can get a guitar fairly cheap and, of course, one can pay thousands of dollars. An excellent guitar can still bepurchased in the six or seven hundred dollar range. If you're looking for just something to strum on, then you can get a reasonable instrument for a lot cheaper.

Answer 4

The cost of an acoustic guitar, which is not electric varies by brand and retailer. As of 2013 the price for this type of guitar ranges from $100.00 to over $1,000.00.