There's been no end to the guitar related content posted online since quarantine began. From multi-artist coronavirus jams to our Sick Riffs educational series - of which there are now over 50 episodes - there's never been a better time to join the (socially distanced) six-string party.
If you're in the market for your first electric guitar, or even a new addition to the collection, look no further than the Supro 1296AB Silverwood - now only $479.99 down from $949.99 over at ProAudioStar. That's almost 50% off!
It's got the perfect blend of chic art-deco-inspired looks and effortless playability that makes it suitable for both beginners and seasoned players alike. And this deal even comes with a gigbag - so you can get out on the road and let your music take over the world (as soon as lockdown ends, of course).
Featuring an ash body with a top finished in a cool Daphne Blue, the 1296AB is built to deliver a bright tone from the ground up. Tuning slips won't be an issue due to the fixed bridge, and two Supro-branded Gold Foil pickups offer very low noise for utmost tonal clarity. The guitar also features a standard 24.75" maple neck with a pau ferro fretboard and acrylic block inlays.
For more information, head to ProAudioStar.
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