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And then there's those who say that the more angular edges of a tele are more comfortable, and the strat contours are somehow awkward. Also, some feel that the tele shape makes it more natural to pick near the bridge, while strats encourage picking near the neck.
Definitely general discussion on the differences. Cannot tell anybody, what they'll like best. I like them all.... except the Gibson SG shape doesn't really appeal
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I like the look of SG's too, so I'm an oddball. But then again, I'm an Angus young fan.
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Cool. So if you are in the $100 price range for and amp, I would suggest one of these 2, can't go wrong with either one and you'll want something with reverb. Of course these things are for sale used all the time. As far as being quiet, you can always plug in a set of headphones when needed.
Good luck. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...inch-combo-amp https://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...mp-with-reverb
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If just playing around the house, I'd look at one of the Yamaha THR amps- either the THR10 or THR10C. With discount you should be able to get one new in the $225ish range, used perhaps cheaper. These sound good at low volumes and thus are nice bedroom amps. They're also very light and small.
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