The beginner brand is offering up its best-selling design, as well as electric guitars, to ten lucky winners
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If you’re one of those players that believes an instrument has to be expensive to be great, a Glarry will certainly prove to you otherwise. The popular beginner brand offers up a range of quality, super-affordable S- and T-style guitars, as well as more modern and semi-hollow designs – and at prices beginning, amazingly, at under $100.
What’s more, you get all-solid wood bodies, maple and rosewood fingerboards, single-coils and humbuckers, fixed bridges and tremolos and numerous additional options. These are guitars priced for beginners but built for music lovers of all ages and skill levels, whether playing in the bedroom, the studio or the stage.
And now Glarry is offering up its leading model, the GJazz Bass, at an even lower price – free. From November 17 through 23, head to Glarry Music and enter your email address on the Black Friday giveaway page to win a free GJazz, which boasts a basswood body, C-contoured maple neck, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, single-single pickup configuration, three-knob control layout and four-string saddle bridge.
The impressive design also features a curved tail end with a sleek offset waist, which moves the body mass forward and away from a player’s right arm for supreme comfortability.
The single-coil pickups, meanwhile, provide a bright sound with healthy mid-range growl, and individual volume knobs and a master tone allow for a wide range of tones.
It’s a top-notch package that reflects Glarry’s commitment to quality and affordability. To that end, the GJazz Bass comes with a price tag of just $85.99. But now you can get it for even less – free! In addition, lucky winners – 10 in all – can pick up a variety of electric guitars in the giveaway.
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For more information on the GJazz Bass and all Glarry instruments, which come with US/UK free shipping, a free 180-day warranty and a 30-day money-back refund, head to Glarry Music.
Rich is the co-author of the best-selling Nöthin' But a Good Time: The Uncensored History of the '80s Hard Rock Explosion. He is also a recording and performing musician, and a former editor of Guitar World magazine and executive editor of Guitar Aficionado magazine. He has authored several additional books, among them Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck, the companion to the documentary of the same name.
