Classical vs. Acoustic
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trippyfactory
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generally,accoustic guitars are slightly easier to play as they have thinner necks as compared to classical guitars but on the downside,their strings have a significant difference in tension as compared to classical guitars.
but actually its all down to the player's preference.
some people are able to play the classical guitar fluently while they cant really play the acoustic guitar due to the thin necks which they might not be used too and vice versa
but actually its all down to the player's preference.
some people are able to play the classical guitar fluently while they cant really play the acoustic guitar due to the thin necks which they might not be used too and vice versa
1993ranger
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Classical guitars are easier to press ,
in terms of when you playing chords ,
as they hurt lesser if you just started learning the guitar.
however , acoustic guitars necks are thinner ,
so you dont need to strech your hand as far as you do using the classical guitar ,
however , if you just learned how to play a guitar ,
playing using acoustic guitars do hurts abit as it has steel strings , unlike classical which uses nnylon strings.
in terms of when you playing chords ,
as they hurt lesser if you just started learning the guitar.
however , acoustic guitars necks are thinner ,
so you dont need to strech your hand as far as you do using the classical guitar ,
however , if you just learned how to play a guitar ,
playing using acoustic guitars do hurts abit as it has steel strings , unlike classical which uses nnylon strings.
SpankyBurrito
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I love em both man. You can type either names on youtube to see how the pros use em.
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