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Washburn Acoustic Guitar Pack w/ Clip-On Electronic Tuner (Tobacco Burst)

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$121

$170

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Focus Pro Audio has Washburn 6-String Right-Handed Acoustic Guitar Pack with Clip-On Electronic Tuner (Tobacco Burst) for $169.99 - $49.01 when you apply discount code FPAWG120 in the cart = $120.98. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • Six-string right-handed acoustic guitar and accessories
  • Clip-on electronic tuner for precise tuning
  • Fitted gig bag for protection
  • Folding guitar stand for display
  • Durable nylon strap for comfort
  • Replacement strings to keep your sound fresh
  • 3 guitar picks for varied play styles
Includes:
  • Washburn Six String Right-Handed Acoustic Guitar Pack with Clip-On Electronic Tuner (Tobacco Burst)
  • Clip-On Electronic Tuner
  • Fitted Gig Bag
  • Folding Guitar Stand
  • Nylon Strap
  • Replacement Strings
  • 3 x Guitar Picks
  • String Winder
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • This is $8.02 less than the last Frontpage Deal in December 2024.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Store:
    • Details of Focus Pro Audio's return policy (here)

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Focus Pro Audio has Washburn 6-String Right-Handed Acoustic Guitar Pack with Clip-On Electronic Tuner (Tobacco Burst) for $169.99 - $49.01 when you apply discount code FPAWG120 in the cart = $120.98. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.

Features:
  • Six-string right-handed acoustic guitar and accessories
  • Clip-on electronic tuner for precise tuning
  • Fitted gig bag for protection
  • Folding guitar stand for display
  • Durable nylon strap for comfort
  • Replacement strings to keep your sound fresh
  • 3 guitar picks for varied play styles
Includes:
  • Washburn Six String Right-Handed Acoustic Guitar Pack with Clip-On Electronic Tuner (Tobacco Burst)
  • Clip-On Electronic Tuner
  • Fitted Gig Bag
  • Folding Guitar Stand
  • Nylon Strap
  • Replacement Strings
  • 3 x Guitar Picks
  • String Winder
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • This is $8.02 less than the last Frontpage Deal in December 2024.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Store:
    • Details of Focus Pro Audio's return policy (here)

Original Post

Written by iconian | Staff

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Mar 19, 2025
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SeanPR
Mar 19, 2025
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it says 169.90 for me
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Mar 19, 2025
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ickd3als
Mar 19, 2025
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Perfect for beginners or a backup guitar.
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Mar 19, 2025
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bard8910
Mar 19, 2025
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Is this a good guitar for beginners
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Mar 19, 2025
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Quote from bard8910 :
Is this a good guitar for beginners
As far as ease of learning, no. Acoustic guitars are harder to play, because you have to press down a lot harder. Your fingers are going to hurt a lot until you build calluses. However, if you stick with it and get good on an acoustic, it'll make electric that much easier. You barely have to press down on electric guitars. I've been playing for over 25 years and I still remember hating playing acoustic when I started out. I would have given up, had it not been for a friend getting an electric and letting me use it. Plenty of people do learn on acoustic, but it just wasn't for me back then.
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Quote from ickd3als :
Perfect for beginners or a backup guitar.
It is the opposite of "perfect for beginners." The backup guitar part is accurate. Acoustics are much harder to learn on. The only good part about learning on acoustic is that it makes electric feel even easier.
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Quote from Shake-N-Bake :
It is the opposite of "perfect for beginners." The backup guitar part is accurate. Acoustics are much harder to learn on. The only good part about learning on acoustic is that it makes electric feel even easier.
Buying a cheap acoustic means you don't have to buy all the bits and pieces you'll need for an electric. If you don't have an amp, an electric sounds like trash. This package has pretty much everything you'll need to start playing and if you don't want to make the commitment to learn how to play, because of whatever reason, you're only down $121 +tax. There are some nice, cheap electric packages that have everything you need, and some of the cheap chineasy stuff is priced under this deal. Brand stuff like Squire will run you $300+. Or better yet, check CL or Faceplant market place.......lot of deals.
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Quote from dsixfiddy :
Buying a cheap acoustic means you don't have to buy all the bits and pieces you'll need for an electric. If you don't have an amp, an electric sounds like trash. This package has pretty much everything you'll need to start playing and if you don't want to make the commitment to learn how to play, because of whatever reason, you're only down $121 +tax. There are some nice, cheap electric packages that have everything you need, and some of the cheap chineasy stuff is priced under this deal. Brand stuff like Squire will run you $300+. Or better yet, check CL or Faceplant market place.......lot of deals.
I've been playing for over 25 years. I'm very aware of what's out there, and that you need an amp for an electric. Lol. I was specifically talking about the ease of learning on an acoustic. They are not good for beginners.
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sloddo
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Washburn is a good brand, but I didn't see any mention of wood or construction details.
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nautec
Mar 22, 2025
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Costco Canada has this

https://www.costco.ca/washburn-pr...76821.html

Looks like laminate maple top and Okoume back and sides. Most likely laminate everything.
Last edited by nautec March 22, 2025 at 11:58 AM.
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VinnyRuns
Mar 22, 2025
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Quote from Shake-N-Bake :
It is the opposite of "perfect for beginners." The backup guitar part is accurate. Acoustics are much harder to learn on. The only good part about learning on acoustic is that it makes electric feel even easier.
I disagree fully. Everyone should learn on an acoustic. At least a little... No effects, no amp, no feedback... It strips down am instrument to what it is
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Quote from VinnyRuns :
I disagree fully. Everyone should learn on an acoustic. At least a little... No effects, no amp, no feedback... It strips down am instrument to what it is
Yeah, maybe in an ideal world. Learning guitar's hard enough, so starting with electrics makes it way more likely they'll keep playing.
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StrongBanana751
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Quote from IndigoCaribou938 :
Yeah, maybe in an ideal world. Learning guitar's hard enough, so starting with electrics makes it way more likely they'll keep playing.
Any electric guitar recommendations for beginners at this same price point?
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My first acoustic like 18 years ago was a Washburn for $99 this is probably comparable and these guitars aren't usually made of the best materials but Washburn does a great job setting them up. Action is very good for this price range.
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tiredofspam
Mar 27, 2025
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Bought one at Costco last year - clearance for $75 - for my winter place. Honestly love the guitar. Basic, cheap, no frills but feels good, stays in tune, sounds pretty good. Been playing for over fifty years and I've owned my share of crap. Great guitar for hauling around when you don't want to wreck your good ones. It ain't a Gibson or Martin, but I still like it.

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Quote from Shake-N-Bake :
As far as ease of learning, no. Acoustic guitars are harder to play, because you have to press down a lot harder. Your fingers are going to hurt a lot until you build calluses. However, if you stick with it and get good on an acoustic, it'll make electric that much easier. You barely have to press down on electric guitars. I've been playing for over 25 years and I still remember hating playing acoustic when I started out. I would have given up, had it not been for a friend getting an electric and letting me use it. Plenty of people do learn on acoustic, but it just wasn't for me back then.
I started on a Yamaha f800j. The first time I played an electric, I was having trouble not flexing the strings from how hard I pressed. Who needs a whammy bar when your fingers are hulked out? Anyway, it's possible to start on acoustic but you're right that it requires an extra level of commitment

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