Of course, my classmate is, but learning electric guitar directly will be slower at first, because you don't know anything about guitar, and there must be duplication with acoustic guitar. If you really want to learn, you'd better go with someone who knows the piano when you buy it and ask him to help you choose the guitar. Otherwise, if you don't choose a guitar at first, it will affect your ability to recognize the timbre of the guitar, even if you are used to the poor timbre. You can't hear anything good, but I want to buy Gibson 25000 on impulse. Later, someone advised me beginners not to buy such a good one, so I bought a 6000 EPIPHONE, which looked similar to Gibson's. Fortunately, when I bought the piano, the shop was more formal and I could order it for you. You don't have to be like me. I was so impulsive that I probably bought a 65438. If you go shopping alone, be careful. I wish you success ~ ~