The success Fender as a brand is enjoying today won’t all be possible without the Telecaster. First introduced as the Broadcaster, then later change to the Telecaster, it is the first solid body guitar for the company that received a huge commercial success, and has gained a massive following in the guitar world were countless number of famous artist and
The Squier brand has stayed the same over the years on delivering less expensive guitars of Fender. Paving the way for beginners on a small budget to learn the guitar affordably, and for experience players to have a guitar that they can actually use for gigs or as a good back-up guitar for their Fender Strat without having to dig
Every major guitar brands today has an entry level guitar to offer. These guitars are categorized appropriately as decent sounding and playable. They are great for beginners who just wanna spend a few bucks for a guitar, small amp and basic accessories to get them started in learning chords, develop lead skills, and soon progress in covering songs they like.
The brand is best known for amplification, however recently it launch its own electric guitar with an LP design and Strat electric guitar on a starter pack for beginners to get started. Like any guitar package, it comes with the basic gears that literally out of the box it is ready to play. Every guitar pack has the Orange Crush
Sound and playability of the Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster guitar is unquestionably remarkable. From its humble beginnings up to this day, Squier by Fender continue to produce the same high quality budget friendly guitars every beginner would want and guitar enthusiast loves to play. The introduction of the Affinity series Stratocaster on a guitar package is welcoming for beginners who’s
Epiphone is the brand of choice and what comes first into mind when talking about production of less expensive Les Paul guitars. The brand has a lot to offer, ranging from entry level to mid-range guitar models to accommodate every players budget. The electric guitar kit is the most affordable in their line, and comes complete with all the basic
Although Gretsch started making instruments earlier than Fender and Gibson, its popularity slowed down due to various reasons, but never lost relevance and now have made a comeback when it partnered with FMIC (Fender Musical Instrument Corporation) in 2002, giving Fender most of the control over marketing, sales, and distribution of guitars, while the brand name is still owned by