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DIY SG Style Electric Guitar Kit GKSG-05
Original price was: $359.00.$229.00Current price is: $229.00.
Joint: Set in
Body: Zebrawood
Neck: Zebrawood
Fingerboard: Zebrawood
Frets: 22
Inlays: Trapezoid
Pickup: H H
Hardware: Chrome
Orientation: Right hand
Pickguard: Black
Logo: Custom design Available!
Dropshipping: Available!
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Description
DIY SG Guitar Kit – Perfect for Musicians Who Love a Challenge
Are you ready to take on the challenge of building your own electric guitar? This DIY SG Guitar Kit is designed for musicians who enjoy the process of crafting their own instrument. The mahogany body and neck provide the perfect foundation for a high-quality, durable guitar. The pre-drilled body eliminates the need for any complex tools or drilling, making the assembly process smooth and easy. Even if you don’t have much experience in guitar building, the detailed instructions provided with the kit will guide you through every step. The kit includes all the hardware and electronic components, so you won’t have to worry about sourcing parts separately. The neck and body fit together precisely to ensure the guitar is solid and plays perfectly once assembled. After building your guitar, unleash your creativity by applying your own paint and finish. Whether you prefer a glossy finish or a matte look, the polished body allows you to paint it to suit your vision. This kit is perfect for musicians who are passionate about both the building process and creating a truly custom instrument.
Elinore –
For someone who travels frequently, the lightweight body (only 3.2lbs) combined with the reinforced neck joint makes this the most comfortable guitar I’ve ever owned.
Jalyn –
This guitar’s sustain matches my $1,500 Martin D-28 perfectly while costing less than a third of that – it’s truly a game-changer for serious players on a budget.
Heber –
The cedar top produces a singing midrange that perfectly captures the essence of flamenco – my instructor said it sounded like it belonged in a professional studio.
Rashad –
The customer service team remembered my previous order details when placing a repeat purchase and upgraded my shipping to express free of charge.
Edythe –
For left-handed players, the symmetrical design allows comfortable playing without awkward strap adjustments – this should be standard on all guitars.
Oren –
Packing included a set of premium Aquila classical strings already stretched perfectly, which saved me $30 and 3 days of setup time.
Itzel –
The fingerboard radius feels perfectly balanced for both beginners and advanced players, reducing hand fatigue during long practice sessions.
Bessie –
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.
Ada –
The bridge saddle is angled precisely to enhance treble clarity without sacrificing bass response, making this ideal for both fingerstyle and flatpicking.
Cecile –
The truss rod adjustment is smoother than any other guitar I’ve owned. Delivery took two weeks due to a holiday rush, which was disappointing.
Lavon –
The included set of picks (metal, nylon, and medium tortoise) are of professional quality – better than what comes with most $200 guitars.
Serenity –
The fingerboard radius reduces hand fatigue during long sessions. Customer service provided detailed maintenance tips, but delivery was delayed by a holiday.
Addison –
The fingerboard radius reduces hand fatigue during long sessions. Customer service provided detailed maintenance tips, but delivery was delayed by a holiday.
Roderick –
This guitar has earned its place in my studio – its consistent tonal quality makes it the first choice for recording sessions.
Matilda –
The case included a moisture control pack and silica gel bags, which protected the guitar during its 30-day journey through humid tropical climates.
Leda –
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.
Willa –
The guitar arrived in pristine condition, but the delivery took three weeks due to customs delays. Thankfully, customer service kept me updated every day.