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Originally Posted by psyang
Assuming you are in Nova Scotia, I would look at this one on kijiji (if it's still available).
EDIT: Noticed the guitar has cracks - tough call. If you expect to move to another guitar in, say, 5 years after you've progressed, I'd still buy it. It would be a great guitar to learn on, and still be playable and sound great.
Norman's are awesome guitars - they are one of a few made in La Patrie, Quebec, which seems to be a Canadian mecca for high-quality, low-price guitars (Seagull, Simon and Patrick are others made there). |
Found another.
Check out this guitar.
I have never played an Art & Lutherie guitar, but their webpage says they are related to Seagull/Simon&Patrick, which I've already praised. Sounds like it has a pickup as well, which is great if you want to plug in.
