nylon
nylon
in 1984
nylon mostly
Classical guitar or cat-gut string melodies with accompanying instrumentation.
The term acoustic, albeit not neccessarily accurate, usually implies a guitar with steel strings, whereas classical implies the use of nylon strings. For playing almost all types of modern music, a guitar with steel strings is preferred.
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classical music :) all classical guitars are just the plain ol' nylon string guitar. it's usually used for learners and some bands prefer the classical guitar because it gives a lovely mellow sound.
Clearly a Rocky Horror related question... as in "Wound up like an 'E' or first string." 6-string guitar has a high E string wound up nice and tight.
guitar, sitar, violin, bass, banjo, cello, ukulele, steel strum guitar, and classical strum guitar, harp, piano
The exact range varies from guitar to guitar, it depends on the total number of frets available and the number of strings(yes, even some classical guitars have extended range). My classical has 18 frets over 6 strings which results in a range from E2(open top E string when tuned to standard) to B6 on the 18th fret of the high E string.