To be honest, unless you have very sensitive hearing or a condition that affects the ears, id say the effect that an acoustic guitar would have on your hearing would be negligible. an acoustic, when played as loud as possible isn't even as loud as a Saxophone even less so than drums. usually sound issues come from amplification. which means being plugged into an amp. then you may want to consider ear protection. otherwise, you're going to be fine. :)
Yes, you can plug an electric guitar into an acoustic amplifier. But I would suggest that you don't play at a high volume for a long period of time of the difference in impedence - an acoustic guitar (and bass and vocals) is low impedence, where an electric guitar (& keyboard) is high impedence.
No, I just tried it, and the really long part sticks out.
hmm... well without looking at the guitar a 15 to 19 will do the trick, match the rest of the gauge, it may be a 12-52 so a 19 roughly depending on brand... or if its regular light strings its a 17, as long as its over a 15.
Hey, An acoustic guitar can have 4 strings (bass) or 6 strings (normal acoustic) or 12 strings ... a 6 string guitar has a tuning of E,A,D,G,B,E, and a 12 string guitar has a tuning of E,E,A,A,D,D,G,G,B,B,E,E ... In additon to this there are many other tunings such as dadgag and drop d etc. as long as there is a guitar in a particular song, you can preety much play it on your guitar. but most electrics have like 22 or 24 frets and many guitar solos are played on the 2nd octave (i.e. 12th to 24th fret) and acoustic guitars usually dont have 22 frets..so as long as you're tuned right and have sufficent frets , its possible to play any song..
Generally, used acoustic guitars can be found for cheaper than new guitars. A used guitar in good quality will likely continue to be in good quality for quite a long time: with many newer guitars, there is no guarantee that they will not crack or warp over time.
about 27 inches or so..... i think
Yes, you can plug an electric guitar into an acoustic amplifier. But I would suggest that you don't play at a high volume for a long period of time of the difference in impedence - an acoustic guitar (and bass and vocals) is low impedence, where an electric guitar (& keyboard) is high impedence.
my favorite is Hey Ya by Obadiah Parker, and its on itunes! its the best song ever!
No, I just tried it, and the really long part sticks out.
hmm... well without looking at the guitar a 15 to 19 will do the trick, match the rest of the gauge, it may be a 12-52 so a 19 roughly depending on brand... or if its regular light strings its a 17, as long as its over a 15.
Hey, An acoustic guitar can have 4 strings (bass) or 6 strings (normal acoustic) or 12 strings ... a 6 string guitar has a tuning of E,A,D,G,B,E, and a 12 string guitar has a tuning of E,E,A,A,D,D,G,G,B,B,E,E ... In additon to this there are many other tunings such as dadgag and drop d etc. as long as there is a guitar in a particular song, you can preety much play it on your guitar. but most electrics have like 22 or 24 frets and many guitar solos are played on the 2nd octave (i.e. 12th to 24th fret) and acoustic guitars usually dont have 22 frets..so as long as you're tuned right and have sufficent frets , its possible to play any song..
Generally, used acoustic guitars can be found for cheaper than new guitars. A used guitar in good quality will likely continue to be in good quality for quite a long time: with many newer guitars, there is no guarantee that they will not crack or warp over time.
absolutely , as long as they're stable inside the guitar you've got nothing to worry about no wiring or anything is required like electrics
Acoustics is the study of the physical characteristics of sound. It deals with things like the frequency, amplitude and complexity of sound waves and how sound waves interact with various environments. It can also refer casually and generally to the over-all quality of sound in a given place. Someone might say in a non-technical conversation: "I like to perform at Smith Hall; the acoustics are very bright."
Avril has been playing for about 16 years. Closer to the age of 10, she picked up her fathers acoustic guitar and taught herself how play to play.
You've Got to Strum with your preferd hand and put your fingers on the strings at the top end of the neck witch ic the long wooder bit on the guitar p.s Get Lessons
its smaller than a 1 and bigger than a two quarter