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Guitars

Explore guitars for your first chords, everyday practice and live performance. Our range includes acoustic, electric, electro-acoustic and bass guitars, with a choice of body styles, finishes and left-handed options. Find an instrument to suit your music, playing experience and budget.

 
 
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Chord CCB90-BK Electric Bass Guitar - Black

£151.00

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Chord CAL63X Electric Guitar Matte Black

£129.00

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Chord CAL62X Electric Guitar - Matte Black

£126.00

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Chord Nomad Electro-Acoustic Guitar Koa

£134.00

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Chord CAB41-BK Electric Bass Guitar - Black

£145.00

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Chord CAL63-CS Electric Guitar - Cherryburst

£109.00

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Chord CAB42-3TS Bass Guitar - Sunburst

£149.00

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Chord CAL63M-ATW Electric Guitar - Maple & White

£109.00

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Chord CAL63X Electric Guitar Black

£109.00

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Chord CAL62-3TS Electric Guitar - Sunburst

£126.00

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Chord CAL62M-SBL Electric Guitar - Surf Blue

£126.00

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Chord Sundown Acoustic Western Guitar Natural

£99.00

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Chord Sundown Acoustic Western Guitar Black

£99.00

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Chord CAL63M-BK Electric Guitar - Maple & Black

£109.00

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Chord Sundown Electro-Acoustic Western Guitar Dark Zebrano

£151.00

£109.00

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Chord Sapele Compact Acoustic Guitar

£129.00

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Chord CAL63-SBL Electric Guitar - Surf Blue

£109.00

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Chord CAL63-ATW Electric Guitar - Arctic White

£109.00

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Chord CAL62-BK Electric Guitar - Black

£121.00

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Guitars for Beginners, Practice and Performance

Choosing a guitar starts with the music you want to play and an instrument that feels comfortable in your hands. At Prebeat, our range includes Chord guitars alongside models from Sevinia and Johnny Brook, with options for learning, songwriting, rehearsals and performing.

Whether you prefer acoustic strumming, electric lead playing or bass grooves, compare body shape, scale length, pickup configuration and controls to find the right starting point.

Acoustic and Electro-Acoustic Guitars

An acoustic guitar lets you practise and play without an amplifier, making it a practical choice for lessons, songwriting and accompanying vocals. Our selection includes western-style instruments and compact acoustic models.

Electro-acoustic guitars combine an acoustic body with a pickup system for connection to suitable amplification. They suit players who want to practise unplugged and use the same instrument for open mic nights or amplified performances. Check individual specifications for features such as onboard tone controls and tuners.

Electric and Bass Guitars

Electric guitars offer plenty of scope to explore your sound through pickup selection, amplification and effects. From clean rhythm parts to overdriven riffs, the guitar and amplifier work together to shape your tone. The range includes different pickup layouts and left-handed electric models.

Bass guitars provide the low notes that connect rhythm and harmony. When choosing a bass, consider its weight, neck dimensions and scale length, particularly if you are buying your first instrument.

Choosing Your First Guitar

A beginner guitar should suit both your preferred style of music and your physical comfort. You can start on an acoustic or electric guitar; there is no need to learn acoustic first. Think about how you will practise, whether you need amplification and what equipment is included with your chosen model.

Allow room in your budget for the essentials. Browse our guitar accessories, pair your instrument with a suitable guitar amplifier, or explore guitar pedals as you develop your sound.