Want to buy your first guitar? Thomann’s back to school sale is a great opportunity to save
Whether you’re a student heading back to school this September, or a parent who’ll be waving them on their way, Thomann has rounded up a whole bunch of back to school deals to help you kick off the new academic year.
Featuring a range of brands and including a number of varying guitar starter bundles with all you’ll need to get going, the back to school sale offers up to 20 percent off on gear ideal for beginners or intermediate players looking for something new.
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There are 11 bundles up for grabs, featuring electric, acoustic, or bass guitars from brands such as Harley Benton, Yamaha, Startone, and Thomann’s own branded instruments. For those looking to get started with an electric model, there’s a range of sets that are suited to either rock or pop guitarists.
For young players with small hands, the Harley Benton RG-Junior BK Set offers a short-scale, sleek black electric model, perfect for rock players. It hosts two humbuckers, and is comfortable in lower tunings. This set also includes the Harley Benton HB-10G combo amplifier, a gig bag, clip-on tuner, a strap, and instrument cable for £119.
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For those in need of a super budget-friendly guitar to learn with, then Startone’s £50 CG 851 set hosts a 4/4 sized classical guitar, and is accompanied by a gig bag, clip-on tuner, and some plectrums for £50.
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For older or more intermediate players who don’t need all the bells and whistles, the Harley Benton CLG-70SR CE NAT model might be more apt. It also comes with a gig bag, and is fitted with Fishman Sonicore pickups, ideal for those wanting to play live shows.
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To find out more and view the full list of deals, head over to Thomann.
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