Acoustic Guitars Equipment
Acoustic guitars have been around for centuries. They have played an integral part in some of the greatest music hits. At
Guitar & Banjo Studio in Beaumont, TX, we have a selection of
acoustic guitars ready to play the music you string. From a variety of colors to sizes, we have guitars for beginners and professionals. Visit our store today or call
(409) 892-8628 if you have any questions.
Acoustic guitars have been around for centuries. They have played an integral part in some of the greatest music hits. At
Guitar & Banjo Studio in Beaumont, TX, we have a selection of
acoustic guitars ready to play the music you string. From a variety of colors to sizes, we have guitars for beginners and professionals. Visit our store today or call
(409) 892-8628 if you have any questions.
Types of Acoustic Guitars
Trying to figure out which type of acoustic guitar works for you can be a challenge. Our team can explain the differences and what you should buy based on your needs and budget. While most guitars look similar, there are differences between them that have a great impact on the sound.
Steel String Acoustic
This type of guitar is well suited for strumming and fingerpicking although steel strings require more strength to play fingerstyle.
Nylon String Guitars
Nylon sting guitars play a warmer sound than the steel string guitars. Nylon strings have less sting tension which helps facilitate the strumming.
Archtops
Archtops guitars are known for its mellow tone and are popular in jazz music.
Tonewoods
Tonewoods include Sitka Spruce, Engelmann Spruce, Adirondack Spruce, Cedar, Mahogany, Maple, and Rosewood.
Laminate or Solid Wood
Guitars can also be made of laminate wood or solid wood. Laminate wood is thin sheets of wood glued together. Solid wood is a solid piece of wood.
If you are unsure what type of guitar you want, we can provide valuable information so you can make a final informed purchase. We listen to your needs and offer our recommendations that best benefit you.
Acoustic Guitars Accessories
If you currently have a guitar and are in need of certain accessories, we have a selection of guitar straps, strings, picks, capos, and more. Visit our music store today.
Types of Acoustic Guitars
Trying to figure out which type of acoustic guitar works for you can be a challenge. Our team can explain the differences and what you should buy based on your needs and budget. While most guitars look similar, there are differences between them that have a great impact on the sound.
Steel String Acoustic
This type of guitar is well suited for strumming and fingerpicking although steel strings require more strength to play fingerstyle.
Nylon String Guitars
Nylon sting guitars play a warmer sound than the steel string guitars. Nylon strings have less sting tension which helps facilitate the strumming.
Archtops
Archtops guitars are known for its mellow tone and are popular in jazz music.
Tonewoods
Tonewoods include Sitka Spruce, Engelmann Spruce, Adirondack Spruce, Cedar, Mahogany, Maple, and Rosewood.
Laminate or Solid Wood
Guitars can also be made of laminate wood or solid wood. Laminate wood is thin sheets of wood glued together. Solid wood is a solid piece of wood.
If you are unsure what type of guitar you want, we can provide valuable information so you can make a final informed purchase. We listen to your needs and offer our recommendations that best benefit you.
Acoustic Guitars Accessories
If you currently have a guitar and are in need of certain accessories, we have a selection of guitar straps, strings, picks, capos, and more. Visit our music store today.
