Guitarworks Offset DIY Electric Guitar Kit

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£99.99

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Description

The Guitarworks Offset DIY Electric Guitar Kit allows you to build your dream full-size guitar. An accessible challenge the kit comes complete with premium grade components online video accompaniment and a comprehensive construction guide to ensure a stress free experience. Made from unlacquered basswood the body of the guitar is perfect for high-gain tones offering the perfect canvas to apply your dream finish whilst the 22 fret maple neck provides exceptional sustain and stability. From Alternative to Rock and Indie to Pop the versatile humbucker/single coil setup gives you wide tonal scope allowing the guitar to grow with you as your style and technique progresses. Ideal for budding guitarists and luthiers who wish to delve deeper into the world of guitar construction the inclusion of an unshaped paddle headstock gives you total freedom to mark up and create whatever style you desire. For a fun and safe experience clip to connect wiring even grants you a solderless set-up of all electronic components. Achieve crisp clear tones with the Offset DIY Electric Guitar Kit. Please Note: You can assemble this kit using common household tools no specialist equipment required.

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