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Specifications:
- The electric box guitar is that you can plug the guitar speaker
- Accurate intonation and low action for easier beginning play
- Sound, beauty and price were all blended together when this Electric Box Guitar was created
- The lightweight body makes the Electric Box Guitar easy to hold and play
- The high gloss finish gives this beautiful sounding Beginner Electric Guitar an elegant look as well
- The Electric Box Guitar is an addicting instrument that can and will be taken everywhere
- Size: 101.6cm / 40in(L)
- Fret: 21
- Material: Spruce(faceplate), Rosewood(fingerplate)
Details:
- The high gloss finish gives this beautiful sounding Electric Box Guitar an elegant look as well
- Accurate intonation and low action for easier beginning play, the lightweight body makes it easy to hold and play
- The electric box guitar is that you can plug the guitar speaker, sound, beauty and price were all blended together when it was created
How to Choose an Electric Guitar:
- Be prepared to spend a significant amount of money and set a budget you can work with. Because of all the components to the instrument, an electric guitar is expensive to buy. Purchasing one is a significant investment and you need to be dedicated enough to playing one to spend that type of money. Electric guitars can cost several hundreds of dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.
- Figure out the tonewood you'd like. It can sometimes be the determining factor when choosing an electric guitar. Typically 11 types of tonewood exist: ebony, basswood, poplar, alder, maple, red spruce, sitka spruce, Indian rosewood, Brazilian rosewood, koa and mahogany. Each tonewood affects the velocity of sound differently.
- Determine if you want single- or double-coil (Humbucker) pickup. A single-coil pickup has one coil of wire that creates a thin, clear sound. A double-coil pickup uses two coils of wire with either two magnets or opposite ends of one magnet and tends to create a smooth, warm sound.
- Choose the electric guitar neck that best works with the type of playing you'll be doing. Guitar necks come in many shapes and the shape you select is dependent mostly on the size of your hands.
- Pick a body style. Electric guitars are hollow-body, semi-hollow or solid-body. The body style of the electric guitar you choose will depend on how you plan to play it and the sound you're looking to create. Solid-body guitars are great if you want loud amplification, while hollow and semi-hollow tend to create a more acoustic sound.
Package Included:
- 1 x Guitar
- 1 x Guitar Bag
- 1 x Strap
- 1 x Guitar Picks
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Buster Greene
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03-29-2011- Other Thoughts: This was better than we expected... Great! Good sound and plenty of extras.
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Ellie Summers
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03-14-2011- Other Thoughts: Bought this for my son for Christmas. Excellent starter guitar package. Could not be happier.
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cindy clapp
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03-01-2011- Other Thoughts: Good value for money, especially for the guitar, it works well.
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Aaron Stewart
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02-01-2011- Other Thoughts: Beautiful guitar. My 12-year old son truly enjoys it and his 23-year old brother even sneaks some time on it.
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Armando Chavez
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11-30-2010- Other Thoughts: Wow, what a great Beginner Electric Guitar for the price. The guitar looks even better than the pictures
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Frank Bartsch
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10-19-2010- Other Thoughts: i love this Electric Guitar. I would highly recommend this guitar for anyone that wants a quality Guitar.
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Rehia CHUNG TIEN
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09-22-2010- Other Thoughts: I have had this Electric Box Guitar for 1 years and it has not let me down!
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terry kessler
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08-25-2010- Other Thoughts: I have played acoustic on and off for the past 4 years, and I have always wanted to get an electric guitar to play around with. At the price listed, it is an excellent starter Electric Box Guitar.
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