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DIY Headless Electric Guitar Kit GKHL-10
Original price was: $369.00.$239.00Current price is: $239.00.
Joint: Bolt on
Scale length: 648 mm
Body: Mahogany with quilted maple top
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Frets: 24
Pickup: H S H
Inlays: Dot
Hardware: Black
Pickguard: None
Logo: Custom design Available!
Dropshipping: Available!
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Description
Headless Guitar Kit
The Headless Guitar Kit redefines what it means to build your own guitar, combining cutting-edge design with exceptional craftsmanship. This kit is perfect for musicians looking to embrace a modern, streamlined approach to guitar building. The headless design eliminates the need for a traditional headstock, resulting in a lighter, more ergonomic instrument with superior balance and tuning stability. Ideal for gigging musicians, home players, or collectors, this kit offers a unique and contemporary take on the classic electric guitar.
Crafted from high-quality tonewoods, the guitar body is designed to deliver outstanding sound quality with deep resonance and sustain. The ergonomic neck design ensures smooth playability, whether you’re performing on stage or practicing at home. Pre-drilled holes make assembly straightforward, even for beginners, while the unfinished body provides a blank canvas for your creativity. You can paint, stain, or varnish the guitar to match your personal style, making it truly one of a kind.
This all-inclusive kit features a professional-grade headless bridge system, versatile pickups for a wide tonal range, and durable hardware to ensure long-lasting performance. Pre-wired electronics make the assembly process quick and hassle-free, while still offering room for customization. The Headless Guitar Kit isn’t just a project—it’s an opportunity to create a custom instrument that combines innovation, functionality, and artistry. Whether you’re a seasoned luthier or a beginner with big ambitions, this kit will help you bring your vision to life.
Armando –
The natural sustain of this guitar makes playing blues feel effortless – every note rings out with warm harmonic overtones that stayed true for 2 hours of continuous practice.
Mavis –
The included set of picks (metal, nylon, and medium tortoise) are of professional quality – better than what comes with most $200 guitars.
Julianne –
The fingerboard radius feels perfectly balanced for both beginners and advanced players, reducing hand fatigue during long practice sessions.
Clifton –
The included gig bag has interior padding designed to cradle the guitar’s body shape, providing better protection during rough transportation.
Josue –
The sound quality is so realistic that my bandmates initially thought I upgraded to a $3,000 guitar when I started using this one.
Amelie –
Ordered during a sale expecting fast shipping, but it arrived over a month later. The product itself is amazing, though.
Trevor –
The solid spruce top and Mahogany body produce a rich tone that cuts through any room. The build quality feels sturdy enough to withstand years of use, but shipping was slower than anticipated.
Stephanie –
Kyler –
Bought this as a gift for a friend; the packaging was elegant, and the guitar looked flawless. The only downside was shipping taking longer than anticipated.
Hector –
The composite materials used in the body don’t produce any of the “dead” frequencies that plague cheaper guitars, giving it a professional-grade tonal palette.
Harrison –
The guitar’s inherent harmonics make playing jazz chords particularly expressive, with each overtone singing distinctly through the amplifier.
Candice –
This guitar’s dynamic range feels like a 3,000instrumentina1,000 package. Customer service was professional and helpful, but shipping took longer than promised.
Laverna –
As a classical guitarist transitioning to fingerstyle, the balanced nut and string spacing allow perfect execution of Bach’s Partita No.1 without adjusting hand position.