Loog Pro Electric Guitar Starter Pack in Black

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

Description

The Loog Pro is the perfect way to get your budding musician into playing an instrument! Electric guitars are some of the coolest instruments you could learn to play (if we do say so ourselves) and the Loog Pro shrinks the style, satisfying sound and real feel of a full-sized guitar down to a comfortable size for kids to handle.These mini guitars offer an authentic playing experience for children aged 6 and up, featuring real quality woods and hardware, and a single-coil guitar pickup that sounds like their larger counterparts – just at a shorter scale with three strings. Growing guitarists will have a great time playing the Loog Pro throughout their formative years.Our starter packs save you money as you get all the essentials you need for your young musician to play their electric guitar. The practice amp is a must-have to pair with an electric and this is a great-sounding choice that’s simple to dial in a satisfying tone.Also included is a guitar strap to play standing up, a clip-on tuner to keep the instrument in tune and extra strings needed to swap out for a fresh playing feel and brighter sound.This bundle includes:A Loog guitarLoog guitar strapLoog gig bagPractice ampClip-on tunerInstrument cableExtra guitar stringsKey FeaturesThree string design for youngstersThe big difference between the Loog and a full-sized electric are the three strings in place of the standard six. This makes playing single notes and triads (three-string chords) much easier for smaller hands and new players to process. Everything learned by playing a Loog can be applied to a full-sized guitar when your rockstar is ready to make that step up. Perfect scale length for growing guitaristsChildren aged six and up will likely find the Pro Loog to be the ideal size. This is because it has a scale length of 20.4-inches, which means there’s a larger gap between the frets for growing hands than the more compact Mini Loog. It also comes with 18 frets to provide room to get creative with their playing. Customise your soundRather than housing an inbuilt speaker like the Mini, the Pro comes with an input jack, letting you plug the guitar into any external amplifier and dial in any variety of fun sounds suited to the music they like to make.Accessories, video lessons and flash cards all includedYour new Loog Pro comes with plectrums used to pluck the guitar strings, flashcards to quickly memorise how to play chords and notes, and access to the brilliant Loog app. Explore a library of games, video lessons, a learn-to-play songbook with note-by-note tutorials, and even an interactive TV show to make learning really fun!SpecificationsWhat’s in the boxGuitarFlashcardsPicksDownload code for the Loog Guitar appGuitar specsBody: PaulowniaNeck and fingerboard: MapleControls: VolumeNumber of Frets: 18DimensionScale: 20.4″ (520.0mm)Length: 29.2″ (740.5mm)Width: 8.8″ (223.0mm)Depth: 2.6″ (66.0mm)Weight: 2.4lbs (1.1kg)

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