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Can a acoustic guitarist play electric guitar?
Yes, if you learn to play on an acoustic guitar, you can also play electric guitar. Some guitarists play both electric and acoustic guitars and the same techniques can be used on both types. Some styles of music will feel easier on one type of guitar, but it is possible to play the same things on both types.
Is learning acoustic guitar the same as electric?
If I Learn Acoustic Guitar Can I Play Electric? Yes you will be able to play an electric guitar if you learn on an acoustic. The theory is the same but there will be a period of adjustment in style and technique. The Electric guitar is thinner in body and neck, the strings are softer and the tonal variety is infinite.
Does it matter what guitar you start with?
Having a good beginner guitar is essential. Guitars are very different from one another in size, shape, sound and playability. Some guitars are easy to play. If you are a total beginner, you better make sure you learn on a guitar that’s easy to play!
Who invented acoustic guitar?
Christian Frederick Martin
Although steel-stringed acoustic guitars are now used all over the world, the person who is thought to have created the first of these guitars was a German immigrant to the United States named Christian Frederick Martin (1796-1867). Guitars at the time used so-called catgut strings created from the intestines of sheep.
How long has the acoustic guitar been around?
The first stringed instrument that most closely resembles what we have come to know as the acoustic guitar dates as far back as 3500 years ago, and belonged to Egyptian musician Har-Mose. The ‘guitar-like instrument featured 3 strings and a plectrum that was attached by a cord to the neck of the guitar.
Is it better to start on acoustic or electric?
You should learn acoustic guitar because its harder to play at first and will make your hands and fingers stronger. You should learn on an electric guitar first because it’s easier to play.