Loog Mini Acoustic 'Black' Children's Guitar

The Loog Mini Acoustic Children's Guitar is the perfect introduction to music for young aspiring rockstars. This tiny 3-string guitar, roughly the size of a ukulele, offers a fun and easy way for children to learn to play from day one. It comes bundled with chord flashcards and free video lessons, making it an engaging and interactive way to encourage kids to start their musical journey.

Designed for children aged 3 and up, the Loog Mini features a real wooden body and classical guitar strings with standard guitar tuning, meaning kids can start learning and playing real songs right from the start. It reduces chords to triads (three notes), simplifying the learning process and helping children gain confidence in their playing.

This award-winning guitar is not just a toy—it's a real instrument that projects a surprisingly rich sound for its size and price. With the Loog Guitar app, kids can access games, video lessons, and a learn-to-play songbook featuring hits from artists like The Beatles, Taylor Swift, and Bruno Mars, making learning music exciting and fun.

Key Features:

• Size: Perfectly designed for young children, about the size of a ukulele.
• Strings: 3-string configuration to simplify learning and focus on triads.
• Body: Real wood construction, not a toy, with a sweet, clear tone.
• Educational Support: Includes chord flashcards and free video lessons.
• App Integration: Access to the Loog Guitar app with interactive games, lessons, and a songbook of 200+ popular songs.
• Recommended Age: Best for children aged 3 and up.
• Learning Foundation: Standard guitar strings and tuning, allowing easy transition to a full 6-string guitar later on.

The Loog Mini Acoustic Guitar is the perfect way to ignite a child’s passion for music while providing the right tools and support for an enjoyable learning experience.

Can I play ANY song on a 3-string guitar?
Yes. In fact, a regular chord in a standard 6-string guitar is usually comprised of no more than 3 notes. Loog Guitars allow you to play real chords and any song. It will not sound as full as if it were played with a high-end, concert guitar, but because of that same reason it provides a more approachable experience; more suitable for kids and beginners. 

If I learn to play a Loog Guitar, can I then use those learnings to play a regular 6-string guitar?
Yes, playing a Loog is not entirely different from playing a traditional guitar, it is just simpler. Since we use the same first three strings -and tuning- of a six-string guitar, everything you learn on a Loog can later be applied on a standard guitar. The transition is natural and seamless. Likewise, you can buy books or go online to find the chords to your favorite songs, and use those same chord-tabs meant for six-string guitars to play on your Loog. You just need to pay attention to the finger-placement on the first three strings and simply ignore the other ones! 

What is the minimum age recommendation for Loog Guitars?
We recommend the Loog Mini for children 3 and up, the Loog Pro for kids 6 and up, and the Loog Pro VI for kids 9 and up. 

Is The Loog Guitar only for kids?
Absolutely not. We designed them for kids, but even the Loog Mini is certainly suitable for just anybody who likes to play guitar. We count parents, grandparents and even pro guitarists as some of our most loyal customers.

How do you tune a Loog Guitar?
Quick answer: GBE, from low to high.

Loog Guitars use the same first three strings -and tuning- of a six-string guitar. This is why everything you learn on a Loog can later be applied on a standard guitar.

Now, Loog Guitars are all about exploration, so you can also use other string-configurations and tuning if you want to: Open A, Open G… whatever works for you.

Do you offer a left-handed Loog?
Not yet, sorry. We have a few lefties on our team and they simply flip the order of the strings, just like Hendrix did. Worked great for him and works quite well for them too :)

Should a beginner start with the acoustic model first and only then move to an Electric Loog?
Not really. In fact, some argue that it’s easier to start with an electric guitar, because the strings are closer to the fretboard and that makes them more comfortable to play. We suggest going with whatever model you like best.