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Now, basically, you're dealing with two different areas of physics here. One is the physics of acoustics, or vibrating air, and the other is the physics of electromagnetism, which is how a magnetic pickup makes an electric guitar generate its sound. I'm not going to go into that here. If you want more detail, PM me. |
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Spook Southern Oregon Last edited by Spook; 11-05-2013 at 03:10 PM. |
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one big factor in deciding should be how you are planning to use the guitar. Smaller bodies, laminated woods, electric pickups and bracing etc exist basically to fight the feedback factor that can make a great sounding acoustic archtop unusable live. Thats one major reason gigging players use electric style archtops live.
Regarding tone, it has to do with technique a lot too. But for electric sound, think george benson. For acoustic, think more of a woody sound, less knack, someone like .. say Mark Whitfield (for a modern player) |