Is an electric-acoustic guitar as good as acoustic not plugged in!?
Well if you look at my previous !? you will see that I asked some !?s about guitars!. Now I have a plan!. My relative has a guitar that isn't being used right now that I can use!. I am probobly going to start taking lessons in June!. Then when late August rolls around I will be able to buy my own guitar!. I am thinking about buying an acoustic-electric guitar!. I read some things and heard that they don't sound like an acoustic guitar when unplugged is it true!? This is a guitar I am interested in
http://www!.fender!.com/products//search!.p!.!.!.What do you think!? Do you have any suggestions for other guitars!?
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Some electric-acoustic guitars sound great unplugged, others just sound muffled and tinny and weird!. If you can go someplace and actually try out the guitar you're interested in that would probably be best practice!. (That applies to any guitar, by the way!. Minute differences from one individual instrument to the next can even make two guitars of the same model sound ever-so-slightly different!.)Www@QuestionHome@Com
An electric-acoustic won't even sound close to any acoustic no matter what you spend!.
If you like acoustic electric !.!.!.!.!.check out the Takamine, Larrivee guitars which are very well made, inexpensive, and the sound and playability 100%!.
On the other hand, when it is plugged in, the sound is much fatter than a solid body guitar although, without the acousitc sound quality!.Www@QuestionHome@Com