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An acoustic guitar can be a fantastic investment in time and money when you spend the hours needed to learn how to play it. However, which acoustic guitar do you choose? Here's our list of the top 10 acoustic guitars.

We'll start off with the top four classic acoustic guitars.

The Seagull Entourage Rustic guitar is one of the better mid-range guitars available. While other guitars may be cheaper, this is one that you are unlikely to outgrow. Its not cheap, but this instrument could last you a lifetime.

If you're after a vintage-looking acoustic guitar, consider the Epiphone DR-100. While it occasionally has issues with buzz, especially if your playing style is rather enthusiastic, it is a good beginner guitar.

The Fender FA-100 is one of the lowest-priced guitars around, and it's a pretty good buy. The sound quality is one of the better ones for the price, and it even looks good. It's a great beginner acoustic guitar, but many will continue playing it into the intermediate level.

For the ultimate in affordability, the Yamaha FG700S acoustic guitar is pretty much unbeatable. It's well weighted, plays like a dream, and can even be battered pretty heavily before it will break. While it's not a seriously cheap guitar, the sound it produces is stunning, especially when paired with upgraded strings. It punches way above its price tag.

Now, it's time for something a little more unusual.

Twelve-string guitars are very popular, although they take longer to tune, and few can match the Oscar Schmidt OD312CE, a good mid-range acoustic guitar. If you're after something that's cheaper, try out the Epiphone DR-212.

A mandolin can look awesome as a display item, but it can be even more fun to play. The Gretsch Roots Collection G9310 is one of the most popular variants, but you'd be wise not to dismiss the JB Player JBMA10E mandolin.

Finally, let's take a look at electro-acoustic resonators. If you want great value, you might try out the Rogue Classic Spider Resonator. However, if you want to spend a little more on a seriously good electro-acoustic guitar, try out the Regal Black Lightning squareneck resonator.