A guitar-led instrumental with a plucked lead line running about 29 seconds. Sits in the mid range, so it stays clear on small phone speakers.
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Plucked string tones that sit in the range small phone speakers handle best. Currently 51 files in this category, each with its real length and size listed.
Azure Pulse Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 14-second MP3 uses a unique minor pent melody at 77 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Azure Dream Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 13-second MP3 uses a unique minor melody at 104 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Velvet Drift Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 10-second MP3 uses a unique pentatonic melody at 108 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Velvet Orbit Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 20-second MP3 uses a unique minor melody at 77 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Crystal Lantern Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 14-second MP3 uses a unique major melody at 96 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Crystal Wave Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 15-second MP3 uses a unique minor melody at 106 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Moonlit Meadow Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 13-second MP3 uses a unique major melody at 79 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Moonlit Garden Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 15-second MP3 uses a unique minor pent melody at 89 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Silent Mirage Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 15-second MP3 uses a unique minor pent melody at 89 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Silent Trail Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 17-second MP3 uses a unique minor melody at 94 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
Radiant Voyage Guitar Ringtone is an original happy instrumental ringtone with a plucked guitar melody, light rhythmic support and a natural-sounding ending. This 12-second MP3 uses a unique major melody at 112 BPM and is ready to preview or download.
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About Guitar Ringtones
Guitar is arguably the best single instrument for a mobile ringtone. Each plucked note produces a sharp attack followed by a mid-range body, and the mid range is precisely where a phone speaker performs well. A guitar tone that sounds good on headphones usually still sounds good through a phone, which is not true of most instruments.
That makes this collection a sensible default for anyone who wants one tone that works in a range of situations. It is loud enough to notice indoors, warm enough not to be irritating, and neutral enough for most workplaces.
Guitar tones will still lose to percussion in genuinely loud environments such as heavy traffic or a factory floor. For everything short of that, they are a reliable middle ground.
Questions
Guitar Ringtones FAQ
Acoustic usually, because the plucked attack is cleaner and the mid range is where phone speakers are strongest. Electric guitar with heavy distortion spreads energy across a wider band, which can sound muddy on a small speaker even at high volume.
In ordinary street noise, generally yes. In heavy traffic or near machinery, a percussion tone will do better because sharp transients survive masking more effectively than melodic phrases. If you regularly miss calls outdoors, try the percussion collection.
They usually are. A guitar tone is recognisable without carrying an obvious emotional message, which is what makes a ringtone acceptable in a shared room. Choose a shorter file and keep the ring volume moderate.