| Acoustic electric Guitars: this is a term
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| | "nylon-string", classical guitars are
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| used to describe acoustic guitars that
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| | used almost exclusively in the classical
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| have pickups installed in them so they
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| | and folk idioms, but can also be found on
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| can be plugged into amplifiers or PA
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| | more popular recordings. Carlos Santana
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| systems. The majority of acoustic guitars
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| | makes a lot of use of the classical
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| you see on stage are acoustic electric
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| | guitar in hisrecordings. Slightly smaller
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| guitars. Structurally, they are identical
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| | than a traditional acoustic, they feature
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| to traditional acoustic guitars.
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| | slightly wider necks and strings that are
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| Electric Guitars: these types of guitars
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| | made of nylon rather than steel, to give
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| made out of a solid piece of wood and
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| | them a very gentle, warm sound. The best
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| rely exclusively on their electronic
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| | Classical guitars are usually from Spain.
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| pickup systems and amplifiers for their
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| | Hollow-body Guitars: These are simply
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| volume. Their unique sound lends itself
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| | traditional electric guitars that have
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| best to rock and roll, but they have also
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| | chambers cut in the body to allow for
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| substantially shaped the sound of country
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| | more sonic resonance. They come in many
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| music in the last 50 years. (Think
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| | different sizes and are favored primarily
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| "twang")
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| | by players of blues and jazz music.
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| Classical Guitars: also called
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