I play guitar, and have for several years. I am not to great and still have a beginners ibanez. I really want to get a new guitar like a prs and get a lot better. I also want to get drums and start playing those too. I love the drums, and can't decide which to buy. I also kinda want to play bass and piano.
As you can probably tell I really can't decide. Which should I buy and why?
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Depends on how much money you have, and how old you are. Obviously if you could you would do both. But if music something you want to commit to, than I would suggest focusing on guitar so you are worth something
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Campbell Hayden
Guitar is the way to go if you will not be learning piano to the point of reading music.
If you choose to 'learn' piano, you will have an exceptional knowledge of the reading
ability for all the other instruments you want to play except percussion.
If you have played guitar for a few years and you are not too great on your Ibanez,
you are certainly not going to amount to anything more on a PRS.
(When I jump off my PRS, I'm able to play the socks off of whatever is in my hands.
Owning a PRS, just because you can, will not and does not, make you a guitarist)
Whatever instrument(s) you choose, make sure you learn them well.
By doing so, you will never look back to question yourself.
imane
Bass makes a song deeper , piano has an amazing sound, it's classical, but suits all kind of music at the same time. The combinaison between piano and drums is amazing like for example guns n' roses style, drums makes the rhythme of the song,and let people move their heads ^.^ since you've already played guitar, try something new .
Hope it will help :)
Alissia
Get a Guitar, and improve in that first before moving on to a new instrument.
Buddha
In my opinion, guitar is harder than drums, so you should first learn guitar