www.nextlevelguitar.com Click the above link to get our free E book with open chords diagrammed out as well as chord changing techniques and lessons, fretboard diagram, and much more! In this gear demo video we review the sounds and discuss the features of a kawai fully hollowbody electric guitar. It is a import version of the famous Gibson ES175 model – so its a clone or what some refer as a knock off. Cool jazz box guitar sounds – check out all the tones through a fender bassman amplifier. Many more full on video lessons as well as a FREE 3-day all access site pass at the full on video instructional website at: www.nextlevelguitar.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
Types of Guitars – Acoustic Electric Guitars, Electric Guitars, Classical Guitars, Hollow-body Guitars, Steel Guitars
Acoustic electric Guitars: this is a term used to describe acoustic guitars that have pickups installed in them so they can be plugged into amplifiers or PA systems. The majority of acoustic guitars you see on stage are acoustic electric guitars. Structurally, they are identical to traditional acoustic guitars.
Electric Guitars: these types of guitars made out of a solid piece of wood and rely exclusively on their electronic pickup systems and amplifiers for their volume. Their unique sound lends itself best to rock and roll, but they have also substantially shaped the sound of country music in the last 50 years. (Think “twang”)
Classical Guitars: also called “nylon-string”, classical guitars are used almost exclusively in the classical and folk idioms, but can also be found on more popular recordings. Carlos Santana makes a lot of use of the classical guitar in his
