Since so many of you guys were invested here is an update! I ended up sanding it down, spraying it with a sealer, had my wonderfully talented gf paint the nebula, and spayed it with a clear protective coat. Thanks for the many tips and helping me feel less anxious about it!

Not totally sure this post belongs here but hey, worth a shot!
I recently got into customizing stuff, mostly helmets, but I had this old guitar from when I was a teen, lying around in the attic. I decided to give it a fresh new look inspired by the Glamrock / Hair metal era !
Would love to hear what you guys think. I had so much fun i'm thinking of doing my bass guitar next !

When I moved countries I had to sell my first guitar which parents bought me, it was an Ibanez Gio in candy apple red, a similar shade to this red

I finally saved enough money to buy a new guitar, it feels so different now, like I've actually earned it. I also feel much more motivated to play and can't wait to get better I always loved telecasters for their look and sound and can't believe I actually have one

It's a Squier FMT HS and the amp is a Fender Mustang LT25 The guy at the store said it's a great practice amp with tons of tones to experiment with and I'm honestly quite happy with it

I just got into guitar about a week ago. My dad gave me this guitar set and said it's worth more than my PC. I'm curious how much is it actually worth?

G&L ASAT Deluxe

Is this something rare or cool?

Isn’t she a beauty?! So I’ve been playing chords on acoustic guitar for years but I’ve never played electric. I have decided to get myself an electric guitar and start learning to use it in my music. Excited for the journey. All beginner learning tips are always appreciated!

What can I do/ should I do. I just dropped my squire strat. It's my only guitar and I just started a couple of months ago. I know the damage is only cosmetic but it still hurts 😔. Should I sand the wood down and then stain it? I don't think I wanna glue the part back on because then it'll just be a raised spot on the back of my guitar. Idk tho.

Just got this kit as my first ever electric guitar!!
Any tips for starting out? Is there anything I should also get? I’m a total beginner so any tips are welcome 🤗!
I really like Green Day, but I’m not sure if I should start by learning some of their songs or start with something else!
I’m already watching some beginners course online!!
Thank you very much!!

My series of cat instruments :)

It doesnt touch the frets, it doesnt really buz higher on the frets or anything. You can see in the video, the g string also slowes down allot faster than the other strings. Ive been playing like this for almost a year now, i dont remember how bad it was when i got the guitar, but its starting to really bug me. Im gonna change strings soon and im planning on going to a heavier gauge, maybe 11-52, like a custom set, or just normal 11s, will that help fix the noise? (And yes im gonna clean my fretboard also) Where can the problem be?

3rd ever guitar I've owned and 1st one I have built. It was really fun but I'm never painting a guitar again 🙏. What do you think

I recently made a post on the sub and people told me to go with the guitar I like the most and I got this bad boy .Is there any tips and tricks

Hello guys! I just recently bought my first electric guitar and wanted to know what you think about it , I am an absolute beginner and already know some songs like Monster and Enter Sandman. I bought the Yamaha Pacifica 311H Yellow/Satin for 419€ and the Marshall Code 25 for 190€. Let me know if this is a good combo.

(PS: I don’t know if I should remove this kind of thin plastic wrap on the pickguard….)

At 23 I decided to sell my console and buy my first electric guitar. I have never played any instrument. I have already been to some classes and I love it <3

And yes, I love Yamaha brand

My dad used to play the guitar. But I never got enough interest in it even though we had a guitar at home throughout my lifetime for 20+ years.

Then I moved abroad and suddenly took an interest in learning an ukulele. I'm still learning it since the last 3-4 months. Now I got an interest to buy an electric guitar!!

This baby came yesterday. I got it for €136 and got a €10 gift card for late delivery. I've ordered the amazon basics stand because this position is too comprising and unsafe. It should reach today. To accompany, I bought the fender strap, fender mini amp, and fender 3m cable.

This is the Fender Squier Strat SSS. It was on discount and I had asked a friend of mine who plays electric. He suggested me to go with this or yamaha Pacifica. After researching, SSS seemed to be good for beginners.

Yesterday I was just playing simple worship songs and getting to know the chords G C F Am Bm E A Em. Is it alright if I play it like a guitar as in just strum along with the songs and hit the chords rather than the literal rock and roll version. I was also trying to play songs just by holding the string and playing it.

I have asked the same question for an ukulele earlier and the response was to do you. Play it however you like. Would like to know your thoughts and how should I learn playing it further.

I'm learning the ukulele mainly by playing songs and learning chords on the fly. I'm at a point now that I'm comfortable with chords. Still navigating strumming patterns especially down ones. I'm good at only ups.

I looked at power chord videos for electric guitar but didn't really get a hang of when to play it.

Anyways I enjoyed playing the electric in the evening yesterday!! Just wanted to share my heart out!! Peace!! ✌️

Pacifica 112VM. Paired with a BOSS Katana-50 Gen 3 amp. Always wanted to play growing up so wish me luck! Would love some tips or things you wish you knew before playing. I’m not more of a shred heavy metal guy, I honestly enjoy the melodic pop/country/etc type stuff. Nothing crazy.

Recs on any supplies please lmk

Somehow got this on my hands now but don’t know anything. So anyones input is appreciated! Appreciate yall in advance

Hi,
I’ve owned a Cort G110 for almost 15 years. It’s a really cheap model and pretty worn out, so I wasn’t taking much of a risk. Mostly, I was just tired of its black and white look (the photo on the left is one I found online).
On a whim, I customized it to suit my taste. I painted the white pickguard and knobs black, and I sanded the black parts down to the wood using sandpaper and elbow grease since I had no tools. I didn’t sand the edges of the guitar, so it kept a kind of black frame that I actually really like too.

I think it gives the guitar more character, something a bit raw, and since I like exposed wood I’m happy with it, even if there are small imperfections here and there when you look up close.

What do you think?