Don’t Fret. Why Your Acoustic Guitar has fewer frets than your Electric.
Click here to learn why acoustic guitars have less frets than electric guitars, and why upper fret access isn’t as important on the acoustic.
Learn more about your acoustic guitar, including acoustic guitar anatomy, tonewoods, body shapes, how guitars produce sound and much more.
Click here to learn why acoustic guitars have less frets than electric guitars, and why upper fret access isn’t as important on the acoustic.
Learn what nut width is on your acoustic guitar and how it affects playability. Also included is a handy comparison table showing the nut widths of some of the more popular acoustic guitars available today, so you can make a direct comparison.
A closer look at acoustic guitars that play like electrics, and some additional pointers on how you can make your existing acoustic guitar play more like an electric, if that’s your thing.
It’s a question that comes up time and again. And, for non-guitar playing friends, and family, having any more than one guitar might seem excessive, and begs the question, how manyguitars do we really need?
Ever wondered why Acoustic Guitars so Expensive? There’s plenty of reasons, including materials, workmanhip, brand appeal and age. Click here to learn more.
Ever wondered how acoustic guitars are made? In this detailed guide we cover the entire process from start to finish.
Are Acoustic Guitars Really Harder to Play Than Electric? Learn why the acoustic guitar is more physically challenging, but why that shouldn’t be your only concern when choosing a guitar to learn on.
Learn how the acoustic guitar produces sound and music, and how the characteristics of the guitar affect the sound we hear.
Which acoustic guitar strings offer the warmest tone? Click here to read our in-depth guide and learn more how your strings contribute to tone.
Learn the key differences between electric and acoustic guitar strings and why they are made specifically for their chosen instrument.