10 Best Affordable Acoustic Guitars Under 200 Dollars 2021

If you’re a beginner guitar player looking for a good entry-level guitar or you are an intermediate / advanced player on the hunt for a low-cost guitar to bring along on a camping trip or you just want a lovely second guitar for pure pleasure, you should definitely check out this post.

Today we’ve got a list of 10 decent and really nice acoustic low budget guitars under 200 dollars for 2021.

To be fair, you can’t expect the sound and quality of a 1000 dollar guitar, but these guitars are ideal for everyone who’s starting out learning to play guitar and wants good value for their money. In order to buy a guitar user has to look into the guitar parts which are very important components as well.

Jasmine S35 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar

Jasmin guitars are a more affordable range from the well-known Takamine brand. It’s one of the most affordable and still decent guitars you can get. The Jasmine-S35 has a dreadnought body shape with a select spruce top and nato back and sides. Nato is often referred to as “eastern mahogany” and has similar properties to mahogany. The overall guitar has a nice clear sound and great for the beginner guitar player.

Yamaha FG700S Solid Top Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar

The Yamaha FG700S is a very popular beginner guitar, it’s because it’s a very good guitar for a low budget instrument. It has a solid spruce top unlike many other guitars in this price range and it has nato back and sides as well as the neck. This guitar sounds really great, it has a warm and full sound and can easily match up with guitars that cost twice as much. Definitely a great choice!

Fender FA-100 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar – Natural

Although Fender is famous for it’s electric guitars, they also make good low budget acoustic guitars. The Fender FA-100 has a laminated spruce top and basswood back and sides. A nice, simple and direct sounding guitar. Perfect for entry level, to pull out at a campfire, a party and to use on road trips.

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