EastCoast Guitars

Looking for a good starter electric guitar, acoustic guitar or bass guitar? EastCoast is one of the best brands to check out to get if you're an aspiring guitarist. Their huge range encompasses some of the best beginner electric guitars, acoustic guitars, bass guitars and starter packs we've ever come across — especially when compared to others in the same price bracket.

Best Beginner Electric Guitars

Here at Andertons, we believe that beginners shouldn't be lumped with any old piece of wood. You deserve better than that, and only a great instrument will keep you feeling inspired to practice and hone your skills! EastCoast Guitars has a sweeping product catalogue suited for all playing styles, with models designed for all kinds of genres too.

Want a versatile all-rounder? Take a look at the ST Series. After a high-performance metal machine? The HM1 will not disappoint. The vast EastCoast acoustic range offers various shapes and sizes. Whatever music you're into — you're bound to find something cool!

Best Beginner Bass Guitars

Looking to start playing the bass guitar? Browse our range of EastCoast Bass Guitars which are perfect for starting your musical journey. Want to start with all of the accessories too? Check out our EastCoast Bass Guitar Starter Packs to get everything you need all in one bundle.

Where are EastCoast Guitars Made?

EastCoast's guitars are built in a factory in Eastern Asia. By keeping production costs down, they're able to produce great guitars that punch far above their weight. They look slick, play well and sound great. Simply the perfect way to enter into the world of guitars!

EastCoast Beginner Guitars with JustinGuitar!

JustinGuitar is one of the world's most acclaimed online guitar tutors, with over 2 million followers - he spent some time with Lee exploring the EastCoast range of guitars, starter packs, and accessories. Here's what he had to say:

"Having played a lot of budget instruments, I can confidently say that EastCoast guitars are by far the best bang for buck I've tried. They all had a 'low action' (the strings are easy to press down) which is perfect for beginners, meaning less finger pain and a lot more fun!"