I made up my mind right from the day I decided to learn the guitar that I would purchase a guitar starter pack. That was because I knew getting a starter pack would save me the trouble of purchasing the guitar, cable, amplifier, tuner and strap separately. I know most beginners also have this decision to make and it can particularly hard for them to settle for one without guidance because purchasing a music gear can be complicated. Not to worry anymore, in this article, I’m giving you a full outline of six of my favorite guitar starter packs in terms of quality and value. I am hoping that by the end of this article, you will be able to purchase an electric guitar starter pack that will suit your preferences, budget and taste!

What is a Guitar Starter Pack?
A guitar starter pack is a package with all the requisite guitar gear; all packed in one, that helps guitar players play Immediately. Starter packs contain a guitar, a cable, strap, lead, amplifier, guitar picks, tuner and a gig bag- each of these items are essential in order to increase the value of the starter pack.

Are Starter Packs worth buying?
For one, it depends on your budget. If you are on a tight budget, then getting a guitar starter pack would be most ideal for you as it is the cheaper option than buying the gear separately. Starter packs range anywhere from $150-$300 depending on the quality of the gear inside the pack. Other than the fact that getting a guitar starter pack will save you money, it will enable you to start playing your electric guitar immediately! For a beginner, getting a starter pack means you start practicing immediately you leave the music store! Furthermore, a guitar bundle comes in handy for new players or people that are not familiar with the different music gear needed to play a guitar. A starter pack brings all the goods together and introduces them to you uniquely. There are however some guitar starter packs that do not include the best quality gear compared to buying the gear individually hence some people prefer purchasing the gear singly. Some of the common problems with starter pack gears include not being intonated correctly, sharp edges fret, guitars being of poor build quality or just won’t stay in tune. It is true that your first guitar won’t be the best you will ever play but it is crucial that you ensure it is playable and the best quality you can afford. It is for this reason that am here to help you make the best choice. I will guide you to some of the best guitar starter packs that have carefully selected, quality gears with decent quality. They will be worth every single dollar and will offer you a great playing experience. When purchasing an electric guitar starter pack, it is advised that you always go for established brands like Squier, Fender, Ibanez, Yamaha, Orange and Epiphone. In this article, I will give a list of some of my recommendations. Let’s dive right into it!