6 Things to be aware before buying a used acoustic guitar

When you decide to buy a used acoustic guitar, there are many factors you need to think about–sometimes you forget some but most of us would pretend to forget all of the good advice we have heard and read about and rush into buying the guitar once it's in front of us. That's very stupid, and I do that sometimes and regret it later.

These tips will help you to buy a guitar without wasting money on the wrong choice. No need to take something that is not suitable for you and a cast away from each other.

1. Don't rush buying a guitar amp. Especially, you have limited budget, you can't afford to buy the wrong one. So see it, touch it, try it and hear it before buy–always.
2. Look to see if there are any structural damage to it. Ask yourself is it that bad? Do you care?
3. Touch the guitar and shake gently to see if you can hear any sound crackling. If yes, then this is not the right guitar. When you try to tune the guitar, check whether the strings move freely or if tuners turn freely or not. All these points are very necessary before you pick up the guitar. 
4. Acoustic Guitars sound perfect when it occurs, but you may find out later that it was a wrong choice. It’s also important to make sure to test all six strings and all keys before you decide to bring home the guitar. Acoustic guitars must have all keys and tuned strings and should not produce any buzzing sound. 
5. Make sure that the size of the guitar is a standard and not something that will not be suitable for you. See if it is comfortable to hold and play. It may be surprising, but the acoustic guitar sounds different when you play different people. Check the straightness of the neck by rubbing on the sixth string. 
6. Check all these things before you buy a used guitar. There is no warranty on these guitars, and you may end up losing all your money! Seagull S6 is the best acoustic guitar best ever made for beginners. 

Here you go, next time go buy a secondhand guitar. Take this note with you as a checklist. It might just save you time and money.