Joe Nevin

Flamenco guitar

In fact, yes, you can… but you can’t use “traditional” Classical/nylon guitar strings if your steel-string acoustic is like most–where your ball-end acoustic strings are held in place with bridge pins… Classical guitar strings don’t have these ball ends, and have to be tied onto the bridge. This is important to note.

slash uses a ton of tube overdrive and a hall reverb. you would need a marshall tube amp to get that sound. for the solo, a wah pedal is used. you also need to use the neck pickup on ur guitar.

GUITAR PRICES You can spend from $2500 to $10,000 or more for a Hawkins Handmade Guitar but, in any case, the money will be well spent.

The next gauge of popular strings is . 011–. 048. This is considered a “heavy gauge” set of strings because the higher gauges create more tension but allow you to play harder.

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Generally speaking, the safest way to store a guitar is in its case—ideally, a good-quality hardshell, as opposed to a gig bag or ill-fitting chipboard case. As obvious as this might seem, if you have multiple guitars, don’t stack them one on top of another in their cases.

Yes. If you are shopping for a guitar you can try before you buy. They won’t just let you play for fun.

The Yamaha Drop 6 12 string is a fun guitar as it is 12 string electric, not semi-hollow body or acoustic like a lot of 12 strings. It has a smooth neck, the tuners do a decent job staying in tune, and it’s great for playing ’60s style music.

In most cases a right handed instrument can be easily converted to a left handed instrument. In fact, on a classical guitar, the conversion may be as simple as restringing it.