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Robert Flemming made some modifications to the guitar and received a US patent for these changes on 30 March 1886. The guitar was developed hundreds of years before this.
It is difficult to know how different his changes made to the guitar and there is no record of any of his Guitars still surviving, so the answer to the question is probably "No impact".
Read the patent at the link below.
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