Does the Material A Guitar Is Made of Affect Its Sound?




Guitars, electric as well as acoustic instruments, used to be made exclusively from wood, but traditional manufacturing techniques have been extended to include new methods as guitar makes started experimenting with other materials, such as aluminum and carbon fiber. The material that the guitar is made from, especially the material of the guitar head influences the sound of the guitar – here are some details you need to know when you are searching for a quality guitar in Colorado Springs:


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     Solid or laminated wood – the components of solid wood guitar heads are carved out from single pieces of wood and the vibrations they produce are louder and more beautiful than the vibrations of guitar heads that use laminated material made from multiple sheets of different types of wood placed on top of each other;
-        The wood variety – guitars are made from a variety of wood types, including mahogany, cedar, spruce, ash, poplar, alder and maple. The two most common varieties are cedar and spruce, the former type delivering a warmer sound, more suitable for Spanish music, while the sound of the latter being crisper;
-        Other materials – aluminum and fiber carbon guitars are not as common as guitars made from wood, even though the sound quality they offer is just as good and they offer additional benefits, such as great strength to weight ratio.

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