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About Acoustic Guitars

An acoustic guitar is a traditional, unamplified guitar. Most acoustics have six steel or nylon strings, but models with more strings are also available. Acoustic guitars come in a range of shapes and sizes such as classical, parlour, dreadnought and travel guitars, and are widely used in nearly all styles of music. A variety of colours are available, with natural guitars being the most popular choice. Artists from Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan to Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran have all made their mark on the world with an acoustic guitar in hand.

Acoustic guitars are incredibly popular at guitarguitar. We stock models from many of the most popular manufacturers including Taylor, Yamaha, Alvarez, Martin and Sigma. This is in addition to top end, hand-made instruments from Lowden, Collings and Cole Clark among others. Some come fitted with a pickup and electronics making them ideal for those who want the plug and play simplicity for live performance or recording. We have a great selection of left handed acoustic guitars and pre-owned acoustics also available. Complete your acoustic guitar with a brown, suede or leather guitar strap.

We provide a comfortable atmosphere in our stores to try out acoustic guitars, with knowledgeable staff on hand to make your next acoustic guitar purchase the best you've ever made. Have a look at our acoustic guitars selection online to see why we are confident that we'll have an acoustic guitar to suit your needs, no matter if you are a beginner or a professional. If you're looking for electro acoustic guitars, check out our wide selection of electro acoustics that we have available.

If you're looking for acoustic guitars for beginners, we can help you get started on your journey with our great selection. We also have a great selection of cheap acoustic guitars, perfect for the budget minded guitarist.

Why Should I Choose an Acoustic Guitar?

They give you a great sound anywhere with no need for amps
Perfect as a solo instrument or in groups
Acoustic guitars are a good choice for Singer-Songwriters

Frequently Asked Questions about Acoustic Guitars

Question: How do I choose a good acoustic guitar?

When choosing the right acoustic, you need to ask yourself some questions. What kind of music do I want to play? Is a smaller instrument that is easy to transport what I am after? Do I want something to accompany vocals or a guitar well suited to instrumental performances? It can be a bit daunting if you are unfamiliar with all the choices available such as the different woods and body sizes. Keep your goals in mind. For example, if you want to perform as a solo act then a dreadnought guitar may be the best choice for you due to its full sound. Or you may simply prefer the look of one wood over another. If you are unsure where to start then taking a look at our Sound Bites videos on YouTube may be a great way to see and hear what sounds best for your needs. Nothing beats trying out a number of acoustic guitars to see what suits you best. And remember the golden rule - always trust your ears!

Question: What is the best acoustic guitar for beginners?

The best guitar is one that you love and want to keep practicing on! If you are a younger player then considering a smaller bodied guitar such as a 3/4 size may be the way to go. We recommend you check out the Yamaha F310, Eastcoast guitars and Valencia guitars as a starting point.

Question: How hard is it to learn acoustic guitar?

This depends on the individual. Learning acoustic will feel like second nature to some. Others may have to invest more practice time to get the results they are looking for. One thing that will certainly make learning easier is a willingness to commit a good amount of time to practice. Finding a good acoustic that you enjoy playing will also keep you wanting to spend time with the instrument. Hearing your progress and finally nailing that song you've always wanted to play will make you feel like anything is possible!

Question: What size acoustic guitar should I buy?

For younger or smaller players, 1/2 and 3/4 size guitars are a great choice. Many players also choose an acoustic guitar body size based on the type of sound they want to create. For example, a dreadnought body (one of the most popular shapes) is a great choice for singers due to the full sound it provides. On the other hand, a parlor body is much smaller and gives a more delicate and focused sound. Keep in mind which is most important to you - size or sound.

Question: What is the difference between acoustic and classical guitar?

The main differences between an acoustic and a classical guitar is the type of strings they have and the sound they produce. Acoustic guitars are strung with steel strings while classical guitars have nylon strings. The strings feel different and have a distinct difference in tone. Steel strings create a bolder sound, making acoustic guitars the standard choice for most modern music. Nylon strings produce a more delicate sound and have the benefit of being a bit more gentle on the fingers of a beginner.

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About Acoustic Guitars

Why Should I Choose an Acoustic Guitar?

Frequently Asked Questions about Acoustic Guitars

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