Loog Pro Electric Green

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£189.99

This is a New Loog Pro Electric Green from Loog Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Loog Pro Electric Green is an ideal beginners instrument for younger children from the age of eight and above as well as being a unique addition to a guitarists collection. The Loog Pro Electric has three strings and uses the first three strings of a standard guitar making it ideal for beginners that can then transfer the skills learnt to a six string guitar. With a lightweight paulownia body and slim 3-string maple neck children will find the Loog Pro Electric extremely comfortable to play making chord formations easy even for little hands. In addition the Loog Pros comfortable paulownia body produces a well-balanced tone that is bright with great sustain. Furthermore the Loog Pro Electric includes flashcards with chord diagrams offering a fun enjoyable and easy way of learning for the little ones. As well as this a free Loog app is available to download which enables players to tune their Loog Pro and learn to play songs by artists including The Beatles The Rolling Stones Taylor Swift Bruno Mars and more.

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