We love 6-string guitars, but we believe that they can be overwhelming for little kids and beginners. The Loog Guitar, with its 3 strings, makes it easier for kids to tune, play and listen to the notes they are playing. It is a more stimulating experience that allows children to play music right from the start. And because The Loog Guitar comes with nylon strings, not only it is easy for kids to play, it is also easy on their hands. See it in action!
When you build your own guitar you develop a deep connection with it; it is an experience that helps you understand and love the instrument. That is why The Loog Guitar comes unassembled for kids and parents to build together. No special tools or expertise are required: just take it out of the box and in 15 minutes you will have built a fully functional, beautiful looking and sounding guitar.
The Loog Guitar is fully customizable. Choose among several models, shapes and accessories to give it color and new life. All parts are easily swappable and interchangeable. Tap the red button to see all models and configurations and Pick yours now!
The Loog Guitar is lots of fun, but it's not a toy: it's a real instrument, made out of real wood, that allows you to play chords and virtually any song, just like a regular guitar. The difference is that it has been specifically designed for children, with their needs, comfort and safety in mind.
At Loog we are committed to the highest standards of child safety and sustainability. All our products and materials are rigorously tested to comply with the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) standards for children's products. We avoid exotic woods and use only widely-available tone woods sourced from responsibly managed forests. Learn more
The Loog Guitar is a great learning instrument and several schools are adopting it as their default guitar for younger students. Loog won a "Best Tools for Schools" award at the 2013 NAMM Show, when music educators from all over the U.S. voted for Loog as the Best Elementary Student Teaching Tool. Check this video we received from the Neighborhood Music School in New Haven, CT. for a superb version of Johnny B. Goode, 3-string style.
