Show me the cheapest guitar you own.

[Honkridge]

Here's mine. A 250.00 Xaviere.

 

[dodgechargerfan]

I got this as part of a bundle and when I factored in everything, it ended up costing me about $40.

 

[Chad]

Warmoth build. $768 I play it probably more than any other of my guitars.

 

[Andrew Sak]

My son has a couple of these.

 

[Flamencology]

Currently away from home, but it’s a Fender Roadworn 50s tele.

 

[VoidTerraFirma]

$199. Could use a JB, really.

 

[jelloman]

500.00 in 1989...

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[Tralfaz]

How about free? I won this in a raffle right here in the Weinerdome. (Would still be the cheapest guitar I own even if I had bought it.)

I actually play this one a lot because it's always just sitting out somewhere and travels with me on road trips.

 

[Chad]

$199. Could use a JB, really.

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That needs an Invader

 

[xStonr]

I've won 2 guitars in raffles. Free is the best.

 

[Highernoon]

A Silverhead (local store brand, I think) fat strat copy.
I got it free, but it's cheap anyway

 

[Knox in Box]

Total investment 65€.

 

[Rick 381]

These cost me $100 a piece,

 

[Bob411]

Don't have it yet but, I do have a tracking number now.

 

[shoeless]

First Act Volkswagen Garagemaster. $50 off of Craigslist. The car owner didn't play guitar.

 

[Gary Blanchard]

Gee, this would have been different for me a few years ago...
Acoustic - about $300:

Electric: Under $200

 

[Psychotronic]

Oh, man, I have half a dozen cheapos: a couple of reissue Dano's, a cheapo Pacifica, a First Act Paul Westerberg model. I've gotten 5 or 6 free guitars over the years, but most were high-end.

 

[micwalt]

 

[bsman]

I got this Fender Duo Sonic from Adorama for $342 in December 2017. I keep this guitar in Wisconsin at my wife's sister and brother-in-law's place so I can have some moments of sanity when I'm visiting family. It was supposed to be a s/h with pau ferro fingerboard (Adorama descriptions are often written by people who know nothing of guitars), but when I got it, I enjoyed the hell out of it, so I decided to keep it. It actually sounds like a tele/strat hybrid, and the 24" scale makes for easy bending.

 

[Grant Gross]

The Fender Duo Sonic HS. $360 brand new.