Fender x Loog Electric Guitar

We offer what we (and others) think is the best guitar for children. But it is true that there are many other options, some costing much less than a Loog. So why Loog? Most guitars for kids are simply cheap, small guitars. And because they have six strings anyway, the neck is still too wide for a child to play comfortably - let alone easily. Plus, cheap guitars tend to be cheaply made. It makes sense to avoid spending a fortune on a beginner's instrument, but by going with really bad quality, chances are your kid won’t feel engaged enough to play.

So what about ukuleles? Ukuleles are great - if what you want is a ukulele. The problem is that many people end up buying a ukulele because what they want is a small, portable, easy-to-play guitar. And if that’s what you want, we think a Loog is better suited for you.

Last but not least, when you get a Loog, you get more than just a guitar: you get an instrument bundled with a learning app, flashcards and video lessons. So when it comes down to value, Loog guitars are also a better option.

Stratocaster x Loog

• Body: Paulownia
• Neck and fingerboard: Maple
• Pickup: Single-Coil
• Control: Volume
• Number of Frets: 19
• Strings: 1st E (.11), 2nd B (.15), 3rd G (.19)
• Bridge: String-through-body, one saddle per string, with 1/16" hex screw height adjustment.
  (Saddle-height wrench included)
• Frets: 1.8mm
• Nut: bone (29mm width)
• Scale: 20.6" (524.0mm)
• Length: 28.9" (733.0mm)
• Width: 8.3" (211.7mm)
• Depth: 2.1" (54.2mm)
• Weight: 2.4lbs (1.1kg)

Telecaster x Loog

• Body: Paulownia
• Neck and fingerboard: Maple
• Pickup: Single-Coil
• Control: Volume
• Number of Frets: 19
• Strings: 1st E (.11), 2nd B (.15), 3rd G (.19)
• Bridge: String-through-body, one saddle per string, with 1/16" hex screw height adjustment.
  (Saddle-height wrench included)
• Frets: 1.8mm
• Nut: bone (29mm width)
• Scale: 20.6" (524.0mm)
• Length: 29.1" (739.5mm)
• Width: 8.8" (224.3mm)
• Depth: 2.3" (58.3mm)
• Weight: 2.4lbs (1.1kg)

Can I play any song on these 3-string guitars?
Yes, playing a Fender x Loog is not entirely different from playing a traditional guitar; it is just simpler. Since we use the same first three strings and tuning as a six-string guitar, everything you learn on a Fender x Loog can later be applied to a standard guitar. The transition is natural and seamless. Likewise, you can buy books or go online to find the chords to your favorite songs and use those same chord tabs meant for six-string guitars to play on your Loog. You just need to pay attention to the finger placement on the first three strings and simply ignore the other ones!

What is the minimum age recommendation for the Fender x Loog guitars?
We recommend the Fender x Loog guitars for children 6 and up.

Are the Fender x Loog guitars only for kids?
Absolutely not! We designed them for kids, but they are certainly suitable for just anybody who likes to play guitar. We count parents, grandparents and even pro guitarists as some of our most loyal customers.

How do you tune a Loog Guitar?
Quick answer: GBE, from low to high.
The Fender x Loog guitars use the same first three strings -and tuning- of a six-string guitar. This is why everything you learn on a Fender x Loog can later be applied on a standard guitar.
Now, these 3-string guitars are all about exploration, so you can also use other string configurations and tuning if you want to: Open A, Open G... whatever works for you.

Do you offer a left-handed Fender x Loog?
Not yet, sorry. We have a few lefties on our team and they simply flip the order of the strings, just like Hendrix did. Worked great for him and works quite well for them too :)

What strings do these guitars use?
The Fender x Loog guitars use regular electric guitar strings: 1st (high E), 2nd (B) and 3rd (G). Gauges .011, .015 and .019. We offer a 3-string set that can be bought as replacements, but you can use your preferred brand too.

Can I plug these guitars to an amp?
Yes! The Fender x Loog guitars have a standard 1/4 jack so they are compatible with any guitar amp. We offer a pretty cool Loog-branded mini amp, but any guitar amp -big or small, will work.

 
Should a beginner start with the acoustic model first and only then move to an Electric Loog?
Not really. In fact, some argue that it’s easier to start with an electric guitar, because the strings are closer to the fretboard and that makes them more comfortable to play. We suggest going with whatever model you like best.

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