For years now, Solo Music Gear’ has provided technical support to guitar hobbyist and professional builders looking to design their own guitars. Building guitars has long been a personal hobby for many and the Canadian musical hardware marketer has remained at the forefront in providing online buyers with high quality building tools.

Although the main focus remains the marketing of guitar kits and work tools, the decision makers at the helm of affairs saw the need to help buyers and registered members develop their guitar building skills and one way to do that besides selling them guitar building kits was to provide them with helpful instructional videos. The online retailer believes that a combination of build your own guitar kit and instructional videos will help hobbyist maximize their guitar building potentials.

The online store stocks building kits from a long list of hardware manufacturers who produce world renowned spare parts of good quality. Some of the manufacturers they partner with include Gotoh Japan, EMG and numerous Luthier suppliers. Online visitors who visit their online store from now on will have the privilege of shopping for guitar accessories manufactured by different musical hardware brands.

To shop for any accessory of choice, buyers are advised to take their time to scan for accessories that meet their specification. Every item displayed in the online store has detailed product information to guide them when making their choice. To aid item searches, accessories are also listed based on brand and item categories.

As for their instructional materials, new and old customers can utilize any of the DIY guides posted on www.solomusicgear.com . Guides are in both text and video form all broken into 5 different levels. Each level is specially designed for viewers with different levels of guitar building experience. The first level is essentially for beginners and features easy steps on how to use their build your own bass guitar kits. The guide also lists the different tools required to complete the building process. As the guide increases in levels, the nature of complexity increases since they are specially designed for more experienced guitar builders

All Solo Music Gear online guides remain the intellectual property of the company. Furthermore, all questions and requests should be forwarded to the appropriate communication channels. The representatives of Solo Music Gear can be contacted directly by sending them a message via their website’s contact us inbox or through phone calls.

Contact Address

Store: 6296 Northampton Drive Unit 15,

Mississauga, ON - L4V1W8

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.solomusicgear.com

Phone: 1(800)632-7656