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What makes special a beginner's instrument?
| I'm no expert but my guess is that a beginner instrument would be
A) harder to break/ruin
B) more neutral sounding, some instruments are made for a certain type of music or have a specific time, a beginner's instrument is pro ably more well-rounded
| also rather cheap enough to buy if u manage to get it broken by beginners mistake
| And it doesn't have to be great quality because the user skill is expected to be the "bottleneck" more than the instrument.
| If you're getting a guitar, just don't get first act plz
| 'beginner instruments' pretty much means cheap instruments, as a beginner you want something cheap. No reason to buy something costing thousands of dollars if you don't even know how to play it. So yeah it'll be cheaper and have a shittier sound but as a beginner you wouldn't even notice, as you get better and you know more about the instrument, then you'll start wanting the higher grade shit. Or just stick with whatever since it's about the musician, not the instrument.
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| This may not be the best place to ask but, whatever. I've seen *the best choice for a beginner* in guitars boxes and web sites selling them, but I never thought, what makes them different? So what makes them different? I know "just google it" I've done it but the only result I get is pages saying recommending guitars for beginners, so a little help here?