A good guitar that will last me a lifetime <450€

[fresh rune]

I m into anything except for a strat or tele i want smthing different

[upper pulsar]

yamaha pacifica all day

[pastel dune]

Yamaha Revstar looks different and fits in the budget

[versed shale]

i dont know about lifetime but im very happy with my eart gw2

the tone is immaculate and its a headless

[proven bloom]

new Cort headless would also be in that ballpark I think

a 'lifetime' guitar for less than 500 is kinda impossible I think

[versed shale]

i dont think its even possible

at all

lifetime is a LONG LONG time

[proven bloom]

I think a Schecter in that price range could last you a long time, especially when it's a no-frill hardtail

or some Ibanez

[wheat vortex]

Ibanez S-Series are fantastic. If you don't need a Trem, the S521 is my recommendation in that price range.

[pale cave]

yamaha revstar.

[fresh rune]

Yeah i was thinkinh abt this onr too but wich is better element or standard

[fresh rune]

Yeahh well i meant like a very loong time without worrying abt it

[pastel dune]

Standard is better but also more expensive. I have the element and that's good too. The stainless steel frets of the standard should last a lot longer.

[brisk frigate]

All guitars require maintenance from time to time, but they don't just fall apart unless you leave it outdoors for months or something.... Find a guitar you like and go for it. Yamaha, Ibanez, others make perfectly good entry level guitars

[proud dock]

a year or two ago i would have said a classic vibe

i would say used they're still a decent price but inflation is hitting like a truck over at fender

with proper care any guitar can really last a lifetime

[whole pine]

you shouldn't be scared or lazy to do basic regular maitenance

every guitar will require it

it's not like you can just do nothing to it forever and not complain that its starting to feel shitty

[fresh rune]

Got u yeah . And by maintenance what can i do ? Except for changing strings and cleaninh it

[whole pine]

basic set up

[lyric basin]

Rga42fm

Pretty durable imo, thats my go-to and it plays great and just needs good care

[brisk frigate]

If you play it a lot you might have to get the frets dressed a few times in your lifetime

But that's like... Every ten years for most people, or never if you don't actually play it much

[nimble terrace]

PRS SE CUSTOM 24 used in good condition will go for about this.
or on sale.
Just make sure you have money to get it set up by a technician if you do not know how.

[pale cave]

yamaha revstar better

[nimble terrace]

subjective.

[nimble terrace]

also completely dependant on size of player's hands

[pale cave]

I've played dozens of both brands and the yamaha from either the element or standard line is just made better.

[fresh rune]

Alllrightt

[pale cave]

oops sorry meant to reply to the guy above

[pale cave]

this