FIRST ACT Acoustic Guitar (Pickup Only)

$39.99

1 in stock

Spark a Love of Music with the First Act Acoustic Guitar

Give the gift of music with a brand new First Act Acoustic Guitar from Father Joe’s Villages.

This gently used guitar, specifically designed for aspiring young musicians, can foster creativity and ignite a passion for playing. Its quality construction, comfortable design, and crisp sound, make it a great starter instrument.

Sized perfectly for children, the First Act Acoustic Guitar features a comfortable neck and thin frets, making it easy for small hands to form chords and strum. The included string post covers offer additional protection for little fingers while they learn.

First Act equips this guitar with high-quality steel strings that produce a bright and clear sound. The classic design and beautiful natural wood finish add to the overall quality and aesthetic of the instrument. But beyond its functionality, this guitar represents a chance to empower a child.

Learning music has been shown to improve cognitive function, develop motor skills, and boost self-confidence. When you purchase this First Act Acoustic Guitar from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re not only buying a gift for you or someone you know. You’re helping us achieve our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.

Condition: Pre-owned, good, with some wear

 

PICKUP ONLY
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