Classical guitar is another name for a Spanish or six-stringed instrument. She comes from Spain and is 150 years older than her acoustic relative.
How the classical guitar differs from the acoustic one in appearance:
| Classic | Acoustic | |
| The size | Less. The "waist" is pronounced. | More. Doesn't look like a girl. |
| Housing | Thinner. | Thicker. |
| Vulture | Wider. | Already. |
| Strings | Nylon, carbon fiber. 6 items. | Metallic. 6 or 12. |
| Fret marks | Located on the side of the neck | Located on the front of the neck |
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Which guitar is better: acoustic or classical in sound
The acoustic guitar is an American invention, so it has a bouncy "American" character. It manifests itself in a ringing and rich sound. Only with the help of acoustics can you play country, blues, rock and roll, jazz, pop music. This instrument is designed for solo parts.
Spanish has a soft and gentle sound, necessary in academic works, flamenco, romances and ballads. If you are going to learn to play, you will need just the usual one - it is easier to press on nylon strings with your fingers. The greater distance between the strings on a classical instrument makes it easier to pick chords.
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