Guitar – Acoustic – Electric

Finding the Ideal Guitar, Acoustic Electric Or A Combination

If you are just starting out, then look for an electric acoustic guitar package that includes DVDs and instructions. There is no need to spend hundreds of dollars, as beginner kits can be found starting around $120 if you find a good deal. However, be aware that many of these packages can cost you a lot more!

You may think that buying a more expensive one may be cheaper in the long run, and that is a common argument. However, chances are, once you have reached a certain standard, you’ll also have a particular guitar you want anyway! There will always be someone looking to buy second-hand.

So, hedge your bets, you may become the next Eric Clapton, but you may just get bored and not want to commit to the hours of practice you will need. Playing the guitar to a good standard does not come easily, you will have to work at it!

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Learn and Master Guitar Deluxe Edition – $ 149.00
Retail Price: 249.00
You Save: $100.00

Sample Blues Guitar Lesson

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Gibson L-4 CES Electric Guitar, Mahogany, Vintage Sunburst

Now I couldn’t not include one of the classics here now could I? If money is not an issue and you really know how to look after it, a custom made Gibson is a must!

Now I’m assuming if you have this type of money to spend and you don’t mind waiting a couple of months (it is custom built, hence the wait), you’ll probably go to the store for this. But if this price happens to be the cheapest and you’ve tried it elsewhere – why not! Currently reduced from $6468 to $4599 (29% reduction) this is certainly a real stunner!

Gibson L-4

The Gibson L-4 archtop has a solid carved mahogany back and rims. Measuring 16″ wide, 20″ long and 3-3/8″ deep with a vintage sunburst finish.

Single piece mahogany neck with 24 inch scale length with 20 fret ebony fretboard complete with pearl split parallelogram inlays and single ply binding.

Two’57 Classic humbucking pickups, 2 volume pots,2 tone pots, and a 3-way pickup selector switch. The tailpiece is the iconic L-4 T-shape style and the bridge a hard working ABR-1. The L-4 CES  is shipped wearing L-5 Electric .012 strings and complete with custom shop case and authenticity certificate.

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