Alex Levesque

For just a low low price of $269 (Canadian dollars of course), this amazing instrument can be yours! Jokes aside, this is a really good-sounding guitar for it's price tag. The tuning also holds really well, and it's not fragile. Mine has a gloss sandburst finish, the only downside to which is that after a while of sweaty hands, it is fingerprint city. Lots of wipe-downs on that, but that's really not a big deal. In summary, if you're looking or a great guitar to start with, I recommend this beautiful thing. It's worth it.

It's a very well fitting and comfortable violin to play, for sure. The string height is great, the bridge is excellent (so no uneven placement of the strings), and the tuners hold really well. I've had it for 6 years and it's been a very reliable instrument. However, the sound isn't as rich as some other instruments, which is why it's in the $400 price range. You can find them on the Sound Post's website: https://www.thesoundpost.com/en/store/instruments/violins/student/dvorak/dvorak-violin-4-4

This guitar has everything you normally would not be able to get unless you're dropping upwards of $1000 Canadian. Materials first - it comes with a maple neck, mahogany body, jatoba fretboard, and a flame maple top. It has an ultra thin, ultra comfortable, ultra sexy design that form a complete package when you add how good it sounds. If you want a guitar with a little more bulk, go for the RG series rather than RGA, as I was not joking when I said ultra thin. I got it for $520 Canadian, and it's worth every penny.