
Hard Tail Electric Guitars





Gretsch
Gretsch G2622Left Handed Streamliner Center Block Double-Cut Left Handed Electric Guitar with V-Stoptail in Gunmetal
£499.00Preorder Now
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Gretsch
Gretsch G5220 Electromatic Jet BT Single-Cut With V-Stoptail Laurel Fingerboard Olive Metallic
£499.00Preorder Now



EastCoast Guitars
EastCoast T1 Electric Guitar Starter Pack in Vintage Sunburst with 10W Amp & Accessories
£129.00Preorder Now


EastCoast Guitars
EastCoast T1 Electric Guitar Starter Pack in Vintage Sunburst with 15W Amp & Accessories
£179.00Preorder Now


EastCoast Guitars
EastCoast T1 Electric Guitar Starter Pack in Vintage Sunburst with 35W Amp & Accessories
£219.00Preorder Now


Reverend Guitars
Reverend Reeves Gabrels Dirtbike Royale Electric Guitar in Feline Grey
£1,299.00Out of Stock


Ibanez
Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature Electric Guitar in Gold Sparkle Electric Guitar
£409.00Out of Stock
Hard Tail Electric Guitars
Your top choice for rock-solid tuning stability and rich, lasting sustain.
Unlike tremolo models, hardtail guitars have a fixed bridge – no whammy bar, just pure tone, precise intonation and smooth playability. Pros love them for their ability to stay in tune for a whole performance, but they’re a great option for beginners too, allowing for easier tuning changes and a simpler playing experience.
Whether you play rock, blues, punk or metal, there’s a hardtail to suit your style, sound and budget. Fender, Gibson and Epiphone have classic hardtail models with timeless looks and iconic tone. Ibanez, Jackson and ESP offer shredding machines with bold styles, powerful pickups and fast-playing necks. For sleek modern designs and renowned craftsmanship, PRS, Schecter and Chapman have you covered. If you’re just starting out and want a dependable instrument to kickstart your guitar journey, EastCoast, Sire and Squier provide affordable, reliable options in a range of styles.
Tremolo-equipped guitars have their advantages, allowing for dramatic pitch bends, smooth vibrato and expressive textures. However, floating bridges require more maintenance, go out of tune quicker and complicate string changes. With a hardtail, you get stronger sustain, freedom to experiment with alternate tunings on the fly and stable intonation.
If you want a dependable, no-fuss guitar with killer tone, a hardtail is the way to go. Take a look at our range today and find your next dream guitar at Andertons.