Electric Guitars

Find Your Dream Electric Guitar at Carlingford Music Centre

Unleash your inner musician with our wide range of electric guitars. Suitable for every style and player type, our selection features top of the line models from the best brands, quality and performance guaranteed.

Fender

For classic sound and versatility check out our Fender range. The Fender American Professional II Stratocaster is tone and playability, a favourite for many styles of music. The Fender Player Plus Telecaster is also a top pick for its punchy, clean tones and timeless design.

Ibanez

If you’re into metal and shredding the Ibanez RG550 is a must have. Fast neck, versatile pickups and finishes like Desert Sun Yellow and Road Flare Red, perfect for high speed playing and precision.

Cort

Great value with the Cort G Series, classic design with modern features. These guitars are known for their solid construction and versatile sound, great for beginners and intermediate players.

Maton

Try the unique, handcrafted excellence of Maton electric guitars. High quality tonewoods and craftsmanship, models like the Maton S60 deliver rich, full sound and playability.

Katoh and Alhambra Guitars

Classical guitar makers Katoh and Alhambra also produce high quality electric guitars known for their craftsmanship and tone.

Cole Clark Guitars

Be different with Cole Clark guitars, traditional craftsmanship with modern design. These guitars have unique construction methods and premium materials, sound and durability.

The Electric Guitar

The electric guitar is a fretted string instrument with pickups and an amplification system. Made from various wood components such as a solid or hollow body, neck (traditionally maple) and fingerboard (usually rosewood), electric guitars also have electronic parts like pickups which convert string vibrations into electrical signals. These signals are amplified to produce sound.

The electric guitar has come a long way since its inception in the late 1800s with early models like the hollow-body electric guitars using vacuum tubes for amplification. Famous models like the Fender Telecaster (1951) and the Gibson Les Paul (1952) paved the way for modern electric guitar designs. The Fender Stratocaster (1954) became popular for its versatility and comfort.

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Ready to find your dream guitar? Visit Carlingford Music Centre today! Online or in store, we have great deals on top quality instruments. Let us help you make some noise.