Acoustic guitars are one of the most popular stringed instruments. AcousticGuitars.us provides information about acoustic guitars, what they are, and how they are played.
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Guitar amplifiers, or amps, are a vital accessory to the electric guitar. It connects to the guitar via an audio cable and has volume, bass, and treble controls to adjust the sound.
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Bass guitars have larger bodies and longer necks than traditional acoustic and electric guitars. A standard base guitar has four strings and a lower sound than traditional guitars.
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An electric guitar is a popular instrument similar to an acoustic guitar. Unlike an acoustic guitar, an electric guitar plugs into an amplifier and can feature single-coil pickups or dual-coil pickups.
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An acoustic guitar is a stringed instrument with a long neck, a round sound hole, and six strings that are plucked by the fingers or picked by a triangular, soft plastic pick.
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The acoustic guitar that we use today was first in Spain during the 1850s. Learn about some styles of music that are meant to be played on acoustic guitars.
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The acoustic guitar is a popular stringed instrument that has been used for centuries to play different types of music. Learn all about the history of the acoustic guitar.
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Bass guitars look similar to electric guitars but have a longer neck and provide a deeper sound. They also have four, five, or six strings, with the most common configuration being four strings as shown in this rendering of a red bass guitar.
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Bass guitars provide the rhythm for many types of music including rock, metal, pop, blues, and jazz music. This artistic image of a red bass guitar showcases the fretboard with four strings, magnetic pickups, and a wooden neck.
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A red bass guitar on a stand is perfectly illuminated in this dramatic shot. Bass guitars are responsible for providing rhythm for a variety of musical styles and are similar to electric guitars in that they can be plugged into an amplifier.
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This photo shows a closeup of the tuner on a four-stringed base. The strings are tuned to E, A, D, and G on a base with four strings. Bass guitars can be plugged into an amplifier and complement electric guitars by providing rhythm sounds.
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A vertical, full-body shot of an electric guitar is highlighted by a dramatic black background. The multi-colored, heavily grained wood makes this guitar as much a piece of art as a musical instrument.
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A close-up photograph of a solid body six-string electric guitar focuses on the pickups. Turn the top pickup to control volume, and the bottom two pickups to control tone. Create the unique sound you desire simply by manipulating these pickups.
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A six-string red electric guitar is photographed leaning casually against blue-jeaned legs, atop a bright yellow background. The man who picks up this electric guitar will bring it to life with music.
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This guitar instruction directory comprises information about guitar instructors throughout the United States. The guitar instruction image on this page depicts a guitar instructor and a student. Each directory listing includes contact information and a website link.
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