Monday, December 23, 2024
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Best Acoustic Guitars Under $300


We wanted to bring y’all a list of our 10 best acoustic guitars under $300. Let’s take a closer look and listen to the different brands, construction, and value each guitar holds for beginners looking to play.

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1. (2:13) Yamaha JR1: http://store.alamomusic.com/yamaha-jr1-mini-folk-guitar/
2. (6:23) Yamaha C40: http://store.alamomusic.com/yamaha-c40pkg-c40-acoustic-guitar-package/
3. (8:17) Cordoba C1: http://store.alamomusic.com/cordoba-protege-c1-4-4-size-classical-guitar/
4. (11:00) Fender DG-8S: http://store.alamomusic.com/fender-dg-8s-acoustic-guitar-pack-natural/
5. (13:46) Fender CD-140S: http://store.alamomusic.com/fender-cd-140s-dreadnought-acoustic-guitar-natural/
6. (16:41) Ibanez AW54: http://store.alamomusic.com/ibanez-aw54-3-4-sized-dreadnought-acoustic-guitar-natural/
7. (19:03) Yamaha FS800: http://store.alamomusic.com/yamaha-fs800-t-concert-acoustic-limited-edition-tinted-natural-top/
8. (21:13) Yamaha FG820: http://store.alamomusic.com/yamaha-fg820nt-spruce-top-dreadnought-acoustic-guitar-natural/
9. (23:02) Ibanez AC240: http://store.alamomusic.com/ibanez-ac240opn-artwood-mahogany-grand-concert-acoustic-guitar/
10. (25:05) Yamaha FSX800C: http://store.alamomusic.com/yamaha-fsx800c-small-body-acoustic-electric-guitar-natural/

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49 thoughts on “Best Acoustic Guitars Under $300

  • The Yamaha FG800 is a remarkable value at 199.99 or 229.99 – I've seen it listed new at both prices at different retailers. Great sound, playability, durability and aethstetics.

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  • Idk. I am a Yamaha fan as well but it recent years, they don't seem to dominate the cheaper market anymore. Even small bodies, you have Ibanez Alvarez, Mitchell, Washburn and great ones like Bristol, some recording king's, etc that tbh in many ways surpass Yamaha. There are so many more companies that make really good guitars in this range, I will say that Yamaha are probably more consistent than many. Bristol tho, I am amazed at what they do with laminate woods and plastic components. They get slept on alot

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  • Dang it! Now I want one of those Ibanez art wood series! Plus an Ibanez hollow body electric that is at the store down the street from me.

    I love your reviews, and even though they give me a serious case of GAS, I will continue to watch.

    Thanks for posting.

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  • Wow. That first one sounds awfully good. It could be the great Blue mic your using though.

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  • I had a Yamaha once and it was so bad it left me traumatized ???? but i love the ibanez ac240 artwood I've had it for 2 years and have yet to be able to put it down

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  • got the ibenez dreadnaught when this vid came out got me started in guitar now im playing a les paul thanks man for helping me start guitar

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  • Just a word of caution.
    Some of the Yamaha FSX800C guitars come prestrung with D'Addario EXP 11 strings.
    Those are not the best for this guitar. Way too tinny sounding.
    Most come with Yamaha FS50BT strings from the factory.
    These are much better but are a bit costly to replace (around $15 a set).
    To save some cost, I have switched to D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze.
    It's a great compromise and run around $7 a set.
    I'll still occasionally throw on a set of the Yamaha strings.

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  • Yamaha FSX 800C is a winner.
    I also own a Ibanez AW54CE. Slightly over $300 but beautiful warm tone with strong low tones.
    I guess it's all subjective but I prefer warm as opposed to bright.

    If you have a larger budget than $300, the Yamaha AC1R is really tough to beat. They run around $649.
    I'll put that guitar against pretty much any sub $1500 guitar I have played.

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  • Can anyone tell me how to get in touch with Alamo music center please I have got to get me another ac340 acoustic guitar they are wonderful guitar's sound's great and they play great got to get me another one thank's ? Gary G !

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  • I thought you had an eye patch over your right eye for 15 minutes. Turns out it’s just the bill of your hat lol

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  • I didn’t like the aw54 I was at guitar center and it just sounded horrible compared to the yamaha fgx800.. I started to play six months ago with a 12 string Ibanez pf1512 .

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  • a classical guitar lesson get you to stretch your fingers, recognize guitar music (not tablature), and play music that is different from strumming pop tunes and teaches you to play bass and treble lines together with both hands… and at 'open mic' nearly no one can play a nylon string guitar at all…

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  • Great video, I agree that higher end Yamaha's are of quality construction and startlingly good sound. I'd throw the Yamaha FG840 in the best under $300 category though. I went to the music store to look at a vintage Guild OM, and picked up Yamaha 840 before going into the high end guitar room just because it was pretty. It had a solid top scalloped bracing abalone inlay and most of all, flamed maple back and sides (bright and loud). I played it for a bit and was amazed, then played a series of new and vintage Gibsons, Martins, Guilds and Taylors. I ended up leaving the store with a 300.00 Yamaha that has since become my daily player. It continues to open up as I play it and holds a tune better than any guitar I've ever owned. My only complaint is that they should have used a bone saddle and nut that would yellow with age if they are using ivory (not white) binding

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  • Listening to these budget-line guitars that sound surprisingly good reminds me that it's not so much the instrument, rather the player. One can tell the difference but they are not hard to listen to, like some cheapoid guitars. There is a difference between inexpensive instruments and cheap ones.

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  • Problem is these guitars are made in China! If Fender remakes the Fender Coronado you can assuredly rest it will be made in China!! ????

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  • I have the Ibanez Artwood 340 electric acoustic and just love it. I have smaller hands and very easy to play. I get many compliments on how it sounds and looks.

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