What You Get
- For $69, you get an S35 Dreadnought acoustic guitar with natural finish (a $179 value).
- For $79, you get an S35 Dreadnought acoustic guitar with natural finish and one year of guitar lessons from Dangerous Guitar (a $313.55 value).
- An additional $8 shipping fee will be charged at checkout for each option.
Overview
Rich and resonant sound emanates from the sound hole of the S35 Dreadnought acoustic guitar—accented with chrome-plated tuners, a rosewood fret board, and a natural-finished spruce top. Add on one year of online lessons from Dangerous Guitar to explore topics such as proper fingering technique, tuning, and squeezing your guitar to make it cry the melody to "You Look Wonderful Tonight." Grammy-winning artists from various genres teach the HD video lessons as well as master classes live-streamed via webcam.
Features
- S35 Dreadnought acoustic guitar produces rich, resonant sound capable of wooing 97% of college undergrads
- Chrome-plated tuners, rosewood fret board, natural-finished spruce top
- HD video lessons taught by Grammy-winning artists from many genres
- Master classes live streamed via webcam
- Lessons cover topics such as tuning, fingering technique, chords, and scales
How to Get Your Goods
Step 1.
Purchase your Groupon using the buy button on this page.
Step 2.
No need to do anything else! By purchasing this Groupon and providing your name and shipping address, you've completed the order for your guitar and it should ship within 7–14 business days.
Step 3.
Enjoy!
This deal is a partnership between Groupon and Austin Bazaar and Dangerous Guitar. For questions or comments, please visit the discussion board on this page. For post-purchase inquiries, please contact Groupon customer service.
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Groupon Says
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• If the ghost endlessly bellows, “Find my husband; tell him all is forgiven”: Good news—the word “husband” is ghost code for “treasure.” The ghost is trying to tell you that it doesn’t need material wealth in the afterlife and considers it “for-given” to you! Tear apart your home and yard with a claw hammer until you hear it clink against sweet, sweet ghost gold.
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