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The Online Guitar Store - Austin Bazaar Double Cutaway Transparent Red Electric Guitar with 5 Watt Amp - Beginner Kit
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List Price: $279.95
Our Price: $119.95
Your Save: $ 160.00 ( 57% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Austin Bazaar Affiliate
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Brand: Austin Bazaar
Feature: Basswood Body and Neck with Truss Rod
Label: Austin Bazaar Affiliate
Manufacturer: Austin Bazaar Affiliate
Publisher: Austin Bazaar Affiliate
Studio: Austin Bazaar Affiliate
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Features
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Basswood Body and Neck with Truss Rod
Rosewood Fingerboard with 22 Frets
3 Single Coil Pick Ups
Includes Gig Bag, guitar strap, extra set of strings and amp cord - $30 value free
One Year Warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
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This electric guitar is inspired by the classics of the 50s and 60s. It is handcrafted with attention to the detail and has a traditional double cutaway solid body construction. It is ideal for musicians of any age. Whether you need another Guitar to add to your collection or just need a little something for jam sessions in your garage, this Electric Guitar is for you! It features basswood body and neck, rosewood fingerboard with 22 frest, 3 single coil pick ups, one volume knob and 2 tone knobs. The scale measures 25.5". It also includes a gig bag, an extra set of strings and an amp cord. This is a $30 value, free. The included portable amplifier has 5 Watts of peak power. It is easy to carry due to its extremely small size. It runs on battery or any 9 Volt AC adapter. It has volume, overdrive, and tone controls and also includes a headphone output. Buy with confidence as this guitar comes protected with a one year warranty against any manufacturing defects. And at this price you cannot find a better value.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Geee-tar
Comment: This guitar is okay, as a beginner guitar, but the strings break constantly because my son, who just began playing the guitar but has a super ear,(he has only been playing since September 06 but is already the only guitar in advanced band) can tell that the notes aren't right. He tunes it and plays a note and then tunes it again. The inferior construction of the guitar makes it sound like it needs to be tuned even when it has just been tuned.
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