Loog Guitars, the brand that made learning guitar cool, colorful, and fun for kids, is growing up. Loog has unveiled the redesigned Pro 6, available in both Acoustic and Electric versions, marking the company’s first model built specifically for teen and adult players.
Since its founding in 2011, Loog has been recognized for rethinking guitar design and education for children, offering smaller, three-string models that make learning approachable and fun. The original Loog Pro 6 extended that mission to older kids and tweens with a six-string format while retaining the signature design made with children in mind.
The 2025 redesign elevates the Pro 6 into new territory, with a sleeker body shape, upgraded finishes, and professional-grade materials that meet the expectations of beginner to intermediate adult players while staying true to Loog’s design DNA. The result is an instrument that’s beginner-friendly yet performance-ready, suited for everything from living room practice to live gigs and studio sessions.
“As parents discovered Loog over the years, we often heard them say, ‘I wish this existed when I was a kid!’” says Rafael Atijas, CEO of Loog. “With the new Pro 6 guitars, we did something about it. They keep the same beginner-friendly spirit Loog is known for, while also feeling perfectly at home in the hands of an adult picking up the instrument for the first time.”
Key Pro 6 Features:
- Short-Scale & Lightweight: Compact size, ultra-light build, and ergonomic contours for effortless handling.
- Improved Playability: Professional-grade string action and intonation.
- Acoustic & Electric Options: Catering to different playing styles and musical preferences.
- Nylon Strings on Acoustic Models: Gentler on the fingers, ideal for beginners.
- All-Wood Construction: Solid tonewoods with a smooth maple neck for rich tone, beautiful sustain, and lasting quality.
The new Loog Pro 6 Acoustic and Loog Pro 6 Electric are available now at loogguitars.com and Amazon, for $169 and $249, respectively.
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