During high school, he bought a cheap acoustic guitar, and began writing songs.

He ended up purchasing a cheap acoustic guitar at a garage sale.

As a child he learned with a cheap guitar without a full set of strings and practiced for hours each day.

Beginning on a cheap acoustic guitar, he learned to read music early, figuring out the system of music notation for himself.

After a break-up, she bought a cheap guitar at a pawn shop and wrote several song as a way of dealing her troubles.

He sang about having a wife who can cook well and being a sucker for a cheap guitar, love, and dancing.

Purkiss almost immediately sold it to his neighbor for R200 ($23) and bought a cheap guitar instead.

They learned a few chords and began rehearsing together with cheap guitars.

There was a cheap guitar and three backpacks.

The cheapest guitars were often simple, basic instruments made from the less expensive local woods such as cypress and rosewood.