Lidl is selling musical instruments including a guitar for £40 from Thursday
Thanks to the budget retailer you'll be able to strike the right note when you do your weekly shop
MILK? Bread? Veggies? GUITAR!?
Yes, you’ll be able to rock out next time you pop into Lidl to do your weekly shop, with its range of musical instruments.
The budget supermarket has announced it will be selling a guitar, electric drum set and keyboard from this Thursday.
The limewood classical guitar, which is described as being “great for beginners” will be on sale for just £39.99 and for that you’ll get an electronic tuner, a practice book with a “play-along” CD, two plectrums and an online tutorial lesson.
You’ll also get a padded storage bag, so you can keep it safe when you’re out busking or gigging too.
Also in the sale is a Yamaha keyboard for £79.99.
It comes with 61 standard size keys, more than than 350 sound affects including pianos, guitars and drums and 100 pre-installed songs which can be used with the Yamaha Education software which is included in the deal too.
And if you’re feeling particularly generous – and don’t mind the kids making a racket – you can also buy an electronic drum kit, also for £39.99.
It comes with six touch-sensitive pads and ten sound settings ranging from rock and salsa to drum and base.
Footpedals and a set of drumsticks are also included.
Both the guitar and the drumkit with a three-year warranty, while the keyboard comes with a two-year one.
The instruments will be on sale in stores nationwide from Thursday – but will only be available while stocks last, so if you want one you’d better be quick.
Last year, its budget rival Aldi launched its own range of new musical instruments – including a guitar for £34.99, a keyboard for £69.99 and £14.99 ukuleles.
Last week the Sun reported on why the rise of Lidl and Aldi has been good news for Brits.
Lidl reported its sale rocketed by 16 per cent in December as shoppers flocked to its stores to stock up on groceries for Christmas.
Both retailers are planing on opening more than 800 stores across the country by 2022.
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