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Trump selling $11,000 signed MAGA guitars

President-elect Donald Trump is aiming to strike a chord with consumers with his latest venture, selling autographed “Make America Great Again” guitars for up to $11,000.

in photograph Posted on Truth Social on Wednesday, President Trump touted a “limited edition '45' guitar” for sale on his website. GetTrumpGuitars.com.

“Only 1,300 of each acoustic and electric guitar will be made, some personally signed!” the social media post read.

An accompanying photo shows the former commander-in-chief smiling broadly while holding an electric guitar with the campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” on the fingerboard and an eagle and American flag painted on the body. was.

A website selling an $11,000 electric guitar tells customers that prices are “subject to stock availability.”

“Only 275 of these beautiful guitars will be signed, and 125 are currently available for shipping,” the site says.

An acoustic version of the guitar, signed by President Trump, sells for $10,250 on the site, while an unsigned instrument sells for $1,500.

According to the sales page, all guitars are “custom designed and developed by a veteran-owned company with the help of master luthiers.”

“These guitars are manufactured by multiple providers and include both domestic and foreign parts and features, which is standard for most guitar manufacturers.”

Mr. Trump, 78, is not known to play an instrument, but he boasts of his ability to attract large crowds of supporters without relying on six-string skills.

“No one can draw a crowd like me – no one – even comes close.” Mr Trump said A crowd at a campaign rally in New York in September.

“I'm the greatest of all time, maybe even greater than Elvis.” [Presley.] Because Elvis had a guitar. I don't have a guitar. Elvis had a guitar. I don't have guitar privileges,” Trump said.

The former New York real estate developer has put his name on a number of products in recent years, including sneakers, Bibles, books and watches.

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