Gnac on 11 May 2010
Get a chord book (preferably one with photos), and a Squier Strat - they're cheap as hell, but have all the right shapes. Learning on an acoustic will most likely be a horrible and discouraging experience.
There are plenty of resource materials to teach yourself, and it definitely helps if you have some favourite songs which you would like to play. Tutoring may be an option after you've learned to play some chords, and had a chance to decide if it's something you want to dedicate yourself to, but many competent guitarists never bother.
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