Pocket Guitar
Original price was: $83.90.$22.90Current price is: $22.90. $17.86
Pocket Guitar allows you to practice anytime and anywhere without lugging along your heavy and bulky guitar!
Pocket Guitar is small and portable, just the ideal size to store in your backpack or pouch! Its portable design allows you to practice on the bus, in a taxi, in your lunch break at work – virtually anywhere and anytime!
This Pocket Guitar has been carefully designed to mimic a real guitar! It is built with a real mahogany effect fretboard, with 4 frets! The steel strings can be removed, replaced, loosened or tightened as required.
It is ideal for practicing scales, chords, and riffs, building the finger memory and also toughening up the fingers. Purchase Molooco`s Pocket Guitar for a very affordable price, save a fortune for yourself, and feel the experience of playing a real guitar!
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Melissa K. –
Just started taking guitar lessons, and I was looking for extra tool to help me learn chords, fingering positions, and being comfortable with the fret board in general. This has been a great addition that helps me practice all those things, especially when I’m traveling when I don’t have my guitar with me or late at night when I don’t want to disturb the household on my guitar. The frets resemble the ones on my guitar in terms of spacing and string tension, so very nicely done there. It’s no substitute for needing to practice on the guitar itself — it’s one thing to practice chords and another to finger them and transition from one to another while picking or strumming and needing to keep up with the music. But it’s still a very helpful tool to pick up for a few minutes and work on muscle memory.