Why Do Guitars Have Different Shapes?



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If you are interested in finding acoustic used guitars for sale, you have probably noticed that they come in many different shapes. They all look cool, but the most important factor that determined the development of the various shapes was not appearance, but sound – here are some of the most common guitar shapes and their features:
-        Parlor – the smallest of all acoustic guitars, parlor models work best for beginners and amateur players and they are great for fingerpickng;
-        Model O – a bit larger than parlor guitars, O models deliver a balanced sound and great bass;
-        OO Models – also called Grand Concert guitars, these instruments are not very loud and they offer a balanced mid-range sound, making it perfect as an all-around guitar;
-        Orchestra Model or Grand Auditorium (also called OM or GA) – this is a mid-size guitar that is great for finger-play and spectacular for solos;
-        Dreadnought – the most common shape for acoustic guitars, dreadnoughts are larger than most other guitars and they are great for accompanying singing. They deliver a beautiful bass;
-        Jumbo guitars – the largest guitars of them all and the best for strumming, jumbos are the most common choice of those who want to play folk music.

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