Electric guitars may have a hollow body and in many different shapes and styles. Most of them have steel strings. They require an amplifier with speakers for the sound to be heard. Electric guitars usually have a strap button on the bottom and on the left side of the body as well. They usually have both a volume and a tone control and may also have other controls as well as two or more pickups that can be selected individually or together for a variety of sound options. Many accessories are available for the electric guitar providing a wide range of effects.
There is no reason a beginner can’t start on an electric guitar. Playing the electric guitar can be very motivating for the student whose goal is to play rock or popular music. If they start on the classical guitar, they may not be getting the sound that they expected.
The strings on an electric guitar are closer to the fret board making it a little easier on the fingers than a classical guitar.
Also if the student uses an amplifier that has a headphone, they can practice without disturbing others. This can be a huge advantage in a small home and could result in the student practicing more frequently since there is no embarrassment to others hearing the beginner's mistakes.But the disadvantage of electric guitar is the electric guitars and the required amplifiers are a bit more expensive than beginner classical guitars.
An amplifier is required, making the guitar less portable.
And if the student prefers the acoustic style and sound, the electric guitar will not create the fit sound, so the beginners might not meet their expectations, and may result in discontinuing playing.
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Here are two of my favourite awesome guitar music played by electric guitar. My most favourite guitar type is classic guitar, but these two songs are really good as well as the ones that played by classic guitar.
Hope you enjoy!
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Video from YouTube
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