How does a guitar makes it's sound?

Answer 1

When a string is plucked it vibrates. The vibration of the string is tranfered to the sound bowl of the guitar through the bridge where it resonates further and becomes amplified by the body of the guitar. The amplification takes place by process similar to an echo as it bounces along inside the body until it escapes through the sound hole on the face of the guitar.

Answer 2

When a string is plucked it vibrates, you can get the same effect plucking a piece of wire, however due to the echo chamber this makes it louder and easier to hear. Moving you fingers up and down the frets change the pitch on the string and therefore the sound.

electric Guitars use electronic pickup devices to listen to the vibration and play it out through an amp

Answer 3

we know the strings on vibration can produce the sound. the controlled handling (Practice) will give you producing pleasant sounds (Music)