How Electric Guitars Differ from Other Guitars
January 27, 2012 No CommentsSolid body electric guitars come in various shapes and sizes which lend themselves to different styles of music.
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Hollow body electric guitars often have “F” shaped holes similar to the arch-top guitars used by Jazz musicians. Electric guitars have knobs for volume and tone as well as inputs for amplifiers.
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