Acoustic Guitars for Sale in Australia

Shop Acoustic Guitars Online in Australia

Browse Tempo Gear's current acoustic-guitar range and compare the details that matter before choosing an instrument. The collection includes listed 38-inch and 41-inch steel-string guitars, dreadnought and cutaway designs, left-handed options, acoustic-electric models with equaliser or output features, and selected bundles with accessories. Product specifications and included items vary, so use each product page as the source of truth for the exact model.

How to Compare Acoustic Guitars

Start with the listed size

Use the dimensions on each product page rather than choosing from the model name alone. Compare the listed 38-inch and 41-inch options with the player's reach, seated position and storage space. The collection also contains selected classical guitars, acoustic bass guitars and ukuleles, so check the instrument type in the product title before ordering.

Choose a body style and neck access

A dreadnought and a cutaway are different ways to approach an acoustic-guitar body. A cutaway removes part of the body beside the higher frets, while dreadnought is a body-style description used on several current 41-inch listings. Compare the product photos, listed dimensions and specifications rather than assuming every model in the collection has the same shape.

Decide whether you need an acoustic-electric model

Some current models are listed with an equaliser and electric output, while others are standard acoustic instruments. If amplified use matters to you, confirm the controls, output and included cable on the individual product page. A useful starting point is the 41-inch cutaway acoustic-electric guitar with 5-band EQ.

Check handedness and string configuration

Left-handed models are identified separately in the range, including the 38-inch left-handed acoustic guitar with stand. The collection also includes a listed 42-inch 12-string acoustic-electric guitar. Confirm handedness, string count and string material in the specifications before comparing otherwise similar-looking instruments.

Choosing a First Acoustic Guitar

For a first acoustic guitar, keep the comparison practical. Check the listed instrument dimensions, string type, handedness, body style and whether a stand, bag, capo, strap, spare strings, picks or cable is included. Bundles differ, so a product with more accessories is not automatically the right choice; it simply changes what is supplied in the box.

Players comparing a smaller listed format can review a 38-inch steel-string cutaway model. For a listed 41-inch dreadnought option, compare the 41-inch steel-string dreadnought in wood finish. Use the specification tables on those pages to compare like with like.

Acoustic Guitar Buying Checklist

  • Instrument type: acoustic, classical, acoustic-electric, acoustic bass or ukulele.
  • Listed dimensions: compare the full measurements shown on the product page.
  • Handedness: confirm right- or left-handed orientation.
  • Strings: check the listed material and string count.
  • Body description: compare dreadnought, cutaway and other listed shapes.
  • Electronics: confirm whether equaliser controls or an output are listed.
  • Included items: verify the exact bundle contents for that model.

Ready to compare? Review the live products below, open the models that match your requirements, and check their current specifications before making a selection.