Second Hand Guitars
For most people that can play a musical instrument, the guitar was the first instrument that they learned how to play. If you or someone that you know wants to start playing an instrument then we’d recommend that you start out with a guitar for a number of reasons, including the fact that they aren’t too expensive. Although they aren’t too expensive even if you buy one brand new, you can always save yourself some money by purchasing a second hand guitar. Nearly all of these guitars were looked after very well by the person that owned them so you don’t really need to worry about whether the guitar has been damaged, scratched etc. Most are nearly as good as new so there’s no point paying more money for a new one.
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 | Tanglewood Crossroads Folk Acoustic Guitar (TWCRO) The Tanglewood Crossroads Folk Acoustic Guitar (TWCRO) is a vintage series acoustic guitar from the renowned brand Tanglewood. With a beautiful mahogany body and right-handed... | £46.98 or make offer £20.00 delivery |
 | Schecter PT Nick Johnston Diamond Series Electric Guitar Atomic Snow T Style This is a great guitar that I am reluctant to part ways with, but am reducing my collection. It has been used well but still... | £567.70 or make offer £13.63 delivery |
 | Silver Metal Body Single-Cone Resonator Guitar Cutaway 6-String Right-Handed this is an AERSI tricone resonator that is chrome plated it has a single cutaway and comes with a factory fitted matching chrome pickup and... | £373.90 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
 | Yamaha Electric Guitar Project selling as a project, I'm no luthier but I could certainly get this singing again. leaving it gungy so you can get the satisfaction! I... | £42.30 £5.21 delivery |
 | Squier Affinity Telecaster Electric Guitar In Crimson Red Transparent The slim “C”-shaped neck profile provides a comfortable grip, making it easy for players of all levels to enjoy smooth and effortless playability. The split... | £166.06 or make offer £13.63 delivery |
 | Vintage 1970s Kay Guitar KDG60 Japanese In Original Case The Vintage 1970s Kay Guitar KDG60 is a classic acoustic guitar with a right-handed design. Made with a spruce body and rosewood fretboard, this six-string... | £72.46 or make offer £13.63 delivery |
 | Yamaha FG 410 AE Acoustic/ Electric Guitar 1985 In Great Condition with Case Yamaha FG-410E electro-acoustic guitar. Older Taiwan-made Yamaha in very good condition. Plays very well and sounds great acoustically. Built-in Yamaha electronics/preamp on the side for... | £115.10 £12.98 delivery |
 | Schecter Solo 6 Custom Honey Burst Electric Guitar MINT Schecter Solo 6 Custom Honey Burst Electric Guitar in mint condition. With a solid mahogany body, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard, this 6-string electric guitar... | £720.70 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
 | Tanglewood Electro Acoustic Guitar TRSF amazing condition. plays great and sounds amazing just not being used at the moment fully working collection only | £125.50 or make offer Collection only (Sheffield) |
 | Gretsch G9520E Gin Rickey Electro-Acoustic Guitar Smokestack Black Retro-styled acoustic-electric guitar inspired by vintage mid-20th- century Gretsch Rex models. The guitar is in very good condition, with no major scratches or significant signs... | £187.90 or make offer Free delivery |
There are all sorts of second hand guitars listed on our site, ranging from acoustic to electric guitars so no matter what you’re looking for you shouldn’t have a hard time finding it on our site. If you’re buying guitar for a beginner then we’d recommend getting an acoustic guitar since these are easier to start out on compared to electric ones. You can always purchase an electric guitar when you know how to play the guitar anyway!
As well as having different types of guitars, there are also some guitars that come with accessories such as amps and guitar cases. This will obviously cost a little bit extra, but it’ll still be way cheaper than what it’d cost if you were to buy it brand new. So, why not take a look around to see if you can find the used guitar that you’ve always dreamt about? We’re sure that you’ll find a second hand guitar that’s perfect for you!