Fender are a very classic company. Their models dont change very frequently. The telecaster is a versitle guitar with usually two single coil pickups that give out a country twang or a big alternative crunch. I can find that i can get a very heavy sounding, not metal like, but full. These are not as comfortable as the next guitar, the Stratocaster. They have three single coils and a 3-5 way switch. With this comfortable guitar, you can get many tones for many many genres of music. I would say if you go for alternative and also like to play some other genres sometimes, the fender strat would be for you. As for ibanez, they are also versitle but are better suited to stay in the rock/metal category. The height on the strings are very low making it easy to play fast and play powerchords but they dont handly regular chords too well. I find that on some the lower frets buzz a bit when playing a chord. But the pickups are humbuckers and are more beefy then that of the fender. Ibanez are also cheaper than the fenders. You can get a very nice and nice playing fender which is bottom of the line for the same price as a almost top of the line ibanez. All in all, it all depends on your price range your in. Cheaper- buy the ibanez, A little more money- go for the fender.
Fender for Hendrix Epihone for Zeppelin and ACDC Ibanez is more on the metal side of things. It really depends on what music you are looking at basically Fender for more blues and Ibanez is more of the Metal types.
That's a matter of opinion - some like the Strat because it's more versatile, others like the Ibanez because it's a more specialized sound. If you're playing strictly lead, and shredding, you may prefer the Ibanez. But I would try them both.
i suggest an acoustic because the strings are higher off the neck making it harder to press down. as time goes on and you get used to pressing hard whilst playing faster. when you've mastered playing on an acoustic playing an electric will be easy and youll be able to play faster than on an acoustic.
The most famous brands or guitars are probably the fender stratocaster, fender telecaster, Les paul, Epiphone, Ibanez and Gibson
There are many... Ibanez, Rickenbacker, Yamaha, Gibson, Washburn, BC Rich, Steinberger, to name a few, but there are guitars made to look similar to the classic fender stratocaster like the Yamaha Pacifica, the Squire (made by Fender) and the Torch Vintage.
Fender for Hendrix Epihone for Zeppelin and ACDC Ibanez is more on the metal side of things. It really depends on what music you are looking at basically Fender for more blues and Ibanez is more of the Metal types.
Which company made it. =============== There's no such thing as a "guitar title". The "brand" of the guitar refers to which company made it -- Gibson, Fender, Paul Reed Smith, Ibanez, etc. The "name" or "model" of the guitar refers to a particular design of guitar. For example, Gibson "ES-335", Fender "Telecaster", PRS "McCarty Soapbar Standard" or Ibanez "S470".
Fender, Gibson, Martin, Rickenbacker, Epiphone, ibanez
Line 6 for metal. Peavy is good for everything. Marshall is good for rock and metal. Fender has amazing clean sounds. Ibanez I'm not sure about but i doubt they are very good. Marshall, or Mesa Boogie but they are very expensive.
That's a matter of opinion - some like the Strat because it's more versatile, others like the Ibanez because it's a more specialized sound. If you're playing strictly lead, and shredding, you may prefer the Ibanez. But I would try them both.
gibson,epiphone,fender,ibanez,kramer
i suggest an acoustic because the strings are higher off the neck making it harder to press down. as time goes on and you get used to pressing hard whilst playing faster. when you've mastered playing on an acoustic playing an electric will be easy and youll be able to play faster than on an acoustic.
The most famous brands or guitars are probably the fender stratocaster, fender telecaster, Les paul, Epiphone, Ibanez and Gibson
Stocks can be bought from any public company. However, the biggest guitar manufacturers, including Fender, Ibanez, Martin, and Gretsch, are all privately held and do not sell stocks.
Ibanez, ESP, Schecter, even Fender makes a few.
Fender Gibson Ibanez Epiphone Dean Guitars and ther are ALWAYS more
the most stereotypical choices are neck maple - fender stratocasters to bc rich , jackson and ibanez guitars mahogany - Gibson les paul , Dean guitars and so forth body alder - fender stratocasters , certain bc rich and jacksons basswood - almost every ibanez and beginner guitars mahogany - gibson les paul , dean , schecter , esp , pretty much every company uses mahogany