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<blockquote data-quote="liar2" data-source="post: 1307712" data-attributes="member: 557664"><p>From experienced guitarists, I've been told Fender is not the way to go. I would think an Ibanez RG series would be a good way to go for metal music. I think Fender just has a name that many people know which allows for people to think they're quality.</p><p></p><p>I'd also think it would be wise to let the person feel the guitar. If it doesn't have a nice feel for the person (every person is different), then it would be hard to adapt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="liar2, post: 1307712, member: 557664"] From experienced guitarists, I've been told Fender is not the way to go. I would think an Ibanez RG series would be a good way to go for metal music. I think Fender just has a name that many people know which allows for people to think they're quality. I'd also think it would be wise to let the person feel the guitar. If it doesn't have a nice feel for the person (every person is different), then it would be hard to adapt. [/QUOTE]
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