Dive into the world of music with TOMS's extensive guitar collection, where excellence meets variety. Whether you're taking the first step into music or are an accomplished musician seeking that special addition to your set, TOMS is your ultimate musical ally. Our diverse range of guitars, from the vibrant sounds of electric axes to the mellow vibes of acoustic and classical strings, is meticulously selected to satisfy the desires of every player.
Maximise your guitar's longevity and performance with these tips:
At TOMS, our pride lies in offering instruments that not only produce exceptional sound but also kindle the flames of creativity and passion. Chosen for their quality, playability, and visual appeal, our guitars connect with musicians on a profound level.
Venture into our online collection or visit us in-store to feel the magic of discovering your dream guitar. Our team is ready to assist, ensuring a smooth journey to your perfect musical match.
Embark with a TOMS guitar and let your musical journey unfold. Our expertly curated selection makes finding your ideal guitar effortless. Become part of the community of delighted musicians who have discovered their voice with us.
Maintain your electric guitar by regularly cleaning it with a soft cloth, changing strings as needed, ensuring it's stored in a controlled environment to prevent damage from humidity and temperature changes, and checking the hardware periodically for any loose components.
Start by mastering basic chords and practice consistently. Use a metronome to improve timing, learn to read tablature, play along with songs to apply your skills, and remember to be patient with your progress.
Select strings based on gauge (thickness) for playability and tone, material for sound characteristics (nickel for warmth, stainless steel for brightness), and consider coated strings for longer life. Your playing style and the guitar type are also important factors.
Learning classical guitar enhances finger dexterity, musical expressiveness, and offers a rich repertoire. It teaches discipline, patience, and provides a foundation in music that is applicable to other styles and instruments.
Acoustic guitars produce sound through the vibration of strings transmitted to the body, ideal for rich, warm tones. Electric guitars rely on electronic amplification, offering a wide range of sounds and effects suitable for various music genres.
A suitable guitar feels comfortable to hold and play, matches your music style with its tone, and fits within your budget. Try different models to find one that feels like an extension of yourself.
Essential accessories include a tuner, picks, a strap, a case or gig bag for protection, and possibly a capo. These items will help you start your guitar journey on the right note.
You can tune your guitar using an electronic tuner for accuracy or by ear using reference pitches. Regular tuning ensures your guitar sounds its best and teaches you to recognise the correct pitch.
Both self-learning and taking lessons have benefits. Self-study allows flexibility and self-pacing, while lessons provide structured learning and immediate feedback. Online resources can complement either approach.
Change your strings every 3 to 6 months or sooner if you play frequently, notice a decline in sound quality, or see signs of wear and corrosion. Fresh strings maintain the guitar's tone and playability.
