Because of Winn-Dixie

Jacknife (1989) IMDB rating: 6.30 Plot: A conflict develops between a troubled Vietnam veteran and the sister he lives with when she becomes involved romantically with the army buddy who reminds him of the tragic battle they both survived.

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Actors: De Niro Robert,Harris Ed,Ivar Brogger,Arkin Michael,Isbell Tom,Taylor Kirk,Lund Jordan,Dutton Charles S.,Ramsay Bruce,Gerdes George,Pais Josh,Drama,

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which guitar is better?
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http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/produ ct/Ibanez-RG120-LeftHanded-Electric-Guit ar?sku=581830
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/produ ct/Laguna-LE200-LeftHanded-Electric-Guit ar?sku=502391
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/produ ct/Axl-Mayhem-Lefty-Jacknife-Electric-Gu itar-?sku=512167
http://www.zzounds.com/item–EPIEGG1L
http://www.samash.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ servlet/product_LTD%20EX50%20Left%20Hand ed%20Electric%20Guitar%20Black_-1_10052_ 10002_-49957634_cmCategorySA182633

i like metal and all i have is a $60 acoustic and i don’t have allot of money so this is all i can really spend on an electric the rest of my money im going to spend on an amp
and im not going to get another acoustic because i don’t like playing them someone bought it for me so i learned some stuff on it but im not buying another one
im a lefty so the only jackson i can get is $600 i think and the acoustic is broken i forgot to mention that
also add
http://www.drumcityguitarland.com/drumci tygl/stores/1/LTD-Viper-50-Black-Left-Ha nded-6-String-Electric-Guitar-P2243C6.as px
to the list

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Axl Mayhem Left-Handed Jacknife Electric Guitar(Black)

fira7269 | Aug 31, 2009

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Think again, before gettin anything less than the best…It is too cheap, and you won’t be able to get the sounds you want out of it, and then will get bored owning a second rate toy… Better to find a second hand SG or Anything Gibson, and then slowly save for the amp… Meanwhile, do the acoustic until the thing is totally broken and you are as good…
Jim | Aug 31, 2009

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i read reviews for the first one before, and people say it’s a great guitar for it’s price, so since i’ve never played it i suggest that one
personally I like Jackson but unfortunately the cheapest guitars they produce are $300
if you can spend $300 the Jackson JS30 series is not bad at all

here are some demos of the ibanez listen and see if you like the sound or whatever (not me i just searched for some)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW_bQ_f9v Lg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmJJ_b-MJ RU

as for the playability you’ll need to play it for yourself
klokblocker | Aug 31, 2009

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You just stick with a 300 dollar acoustic until you can afford an electric that is 800 and up. Don’t bother with the guitars you listed because they will all have issues and you will blame there faults on your playing and get discouraged. A 300 dollar acoustic would sound much better and you wont need an amp.
V | Aug 31, 2009

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Get an SG but get a gibson brand. I have both a Gibson and an Epiphone SG and the gibson has far more sustain and just sounds more clear which is important if you want to drive allot of distortion. (sounds dumb but it’s true) However if your not that serious the Epiphone will do just fine. I use my Epiphone all the time since I usually have both my SGs tuned half a step different from each other and it still plays great.

Edit: That viper may or may not be a nice guitar. I don’t like bolt on necks but 24 note fret boards are nice to have esspecially if you don’t have one.
loveface | Aug 31, 2009

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any of these guitars will do fine – the main differentiating factor is the tremelo or whammy bar, is that essential for you (if yes you can narrow the list down a little). Also I would go to a store and play them to get a feel of which one suits you better. Finally there is the amp test, hear them through the same amp to work out which sound you like best.

In the end of the day, at this stage, if you have a passion the instrument is secondary.. practice, practice, practice, you will improve and get better and better and the money will follow to upgrade to better instruments later.
Apeboy | Aug 31, 2009