In general, they're thicker gauge and under higher tension. ================== Also, acoustic Guitars are much shorter, so there's less room to move. It's like trying to bend a string that's close to the nut or the bridge.
acoustic guitars only have one sound.
it could vary from slight pitches or other small things but ultimately it only has one sound.
the Electric Guitar has probably over 100.000 very different sounds.
but it all depends on what kind of amps you use, effects, guitars, and so on.
you cant get it i dont think.
A Chordophone is 'any musical instrument that makes sound by way of a vibrating string or strings stretched between two points' so the Violin would be a good example. Other examples include the Guitar, Lyre and Harp although the term can also be stretched to include instruments that some may hesitate to call stringed instruments, such as the Musical Bow and the Piano.
Yes, she plays the guitar (Ur So Gay) Yes, she plays the guitar (Ur So Gay)Katy plays both electric and acoustic guitar, and also knows some piano as well even though most of her music is not as classical.
"Thank you" led zeppelin. "all you need is love" beatles - tricky rhythm "i cant help falling in love with you"
none, have you ever plugged your headphones staright into a guitar? cant hear anything cuz guitars have no power, its all in the amp
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no the guitar didnt hav less strings cause a guitar isnt a guitar without 6 strings. u cant play the corect chords when u pop a string can u? the sounds off when u dont hav 6 strings. hopev this helps u out! -Gabby Nava :]
there honestly isnt one. i began playing guitar about 3 months ago and i started off on electric. i personally loved electric because of the sound and on acoustic yu cant really hear wat the chords sound like. i like electric because i fully can hear what the notes and chords sound like
click on the guitar in the gift shop 10 times you cant get it if your a member
you cant get it i dont think.
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A Chordophone is 'any musical instrument that makes sound by way of a vibrating string or strings stretched between two points' so the Violin would be a good example. Other examples include the Guitar, Lyre and Harp although the term can also be stretched to include instruments that some may hesitate to call stringed instruments, such as the Musical Bow and the Piano.
Yes, she plays the guitar (Ur So Gay) Yes, she plays the guitar (Ur So Gay)Katy plays both electric and acoustic guitar, and also knows some piano as well even though most of her music is not as classical.
"Thank you" led zeppelin. "all you need is love" beatles - tricky rhythm "i cant help falling in love with you"
it depends on what you mean, or count as a guitar :) there are many different types of guitar, and many different tunings for the guitar; 6 stringed, 12 stringed, baritone, 7/8 stringed, bass guitar you could also mean the style of guitar classical, dreadnought, jumbo etc. acoustic or electric tbh im sorry i cant really answer your question in as much detail as id like. :) if you were more specific as to what you meant then....:) hope this helps :) guitarchic95
1. It's not on. 2. The guitar is not plugged into it. 3. You do not have the settings adjusted quickly. 4. It's broke.