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Let's solve Acoustic Vs Electric Guitar Problem

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Let's solve Acoustic Vs Electric Guitar Problem

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  1. LET'S SOLVE ONE OF THE BIGGEST MYSTERY OF MUSIC INDUSTRY Electric Vs. Acoustic Which One To Buy? A Guitarlessonlounge.com Presentation

  2. PROS OF ACOUSTIC GUITAR First and foremost, there is a difference in cost. It’s not to say that the actual instrument itself is cheaper, but if you start out on electric guitar you will need an amplifier. That's an additional, must have expense you don't experience with an acoustic guitar.

  3. THE FOCUS IS THERE Starting off on an acoustic guitar also helps the player focus on the instrument. There is no distortion, no pedals, and no volume knob to mask your playing, which helps the beginner focus on the basics of the instrument, tone, and sound.

  4. MOBILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY Acoustic guitars are extremely mobile and easy to tote around. You can literally throw your acoustic in a case and carry it on your back wherever you go. This makes it easier to take your guitar to a friends house to jam or to lug your rig to practice, because your rig is simply a guitar in a case.

  5. SIMPLICITY OF PLAYING As a beginner, you have not developed strength, flexibility, or muscle memory to play at the level of a more experienced player. In turn, this can prove to be extremely difficult for new players who have yet to master the dexterity needed to navigate the Electric Guitar fretboard at ease. Pros

  6. VOLUME CONTROL No parent wants to have endless guitar riffs shaking the foundation of the house because of a loud guitar amp! Believe it or not, that volume knob goes the other way as well. There is no way to turn down an acoustic guitar, but you can practice on an electric at low volume, with headphones, or even unplugged!

  7. ROCK-N-ROLL, EFFECTS, & MORE Lastly, with an electric guitar, you have a more expansive array of sounds available to to you with each chosen effect. Because of this, the electric guitar is more versatile than the acoustic which could potentially be more inspiring to play depending on the user.

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